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1. MOBILE INTERNET BLACKBERRY DESKTOP MANAGER INSTALL
2. MOBILE INTERNET BLACKBERRY DESKTOP MANAGER SOFTWARE

This is in reference to running a general back up using the BlackBerry Desktop Manager. Important: If you backup your PlayBook while it is running the Developer Beta OS, you’ll be unable to restore this backup file to your PlayBook once you’ve loaded OS v1.0.7. Restoring the BlackBerry PlayBook OS to v1.0.7 will erase everything on the tablet, so make sure that you back up any important documents and files before proceeding.

MOBILE INTERNET BLACKBERRY DESKTOP MANAGER SOFTWARE

Tip: BlackBerry Desktop Software is available for PC and Mac users, and the latest version can be downloaded from the BlackBerry Desktop Software website.

Provided 24 hours have passed since signing up and installing the Developer Beta OS, complete the following steps using BlackBerry® Desktop Software to return to the current non-beta release (v1.0.7) of the BlackBerry PlayBook OS.

MOBILE INTERNET BLACKBERRY DESKTOP MANAGER INSTALL

(For those who received a BlackBerry PlayBook tablet at BlackBerry DevCon Americas with the Developer Beta OS pre-installed, you can install v1.0.7 at any time.) The first thing you’ll need to know is that if you signed up for and installed the Developer Beta OS, you’ll need to wait approximately 24 hours before you can reinstall the current version (v1.0.7), otherwise your BlackBerry PlayBook tablet will apply the Developer Beta OS again. In the event you installed the Developer Beta OS and now want to return to the current PlayBook OS (v1.0.7), which is highly recommended if you are not a developer, here’s an overview of what to do: Another important thing to keep in mind is that some apps and games that are designed for the current PlayBook OS – which as of today is v1.0.7 – may not function properly with the Developer Beta OS (don’t worry, this will be fixed by the time PlayBook OS 2.0 is out of beta and ready for general availability). The Developer Beta OS doesn’t contain any updates of end-user features or functionality, so unless you are developing for the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, you should not be using the Developer Beta OS. One of the announcements made at BlackBerry® DevCon Americas this year was the availability of the Developer Beta for the BlackBerry® PlayBook™ OS v2.0 (Development Beta OS), which is or designed to allow developers to test and refine their Android™ apps to run on the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet.