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If you're looking to add in PDF and eBook support to any of the apps that you're currently developing, the Adobe Reader Mobile SDK maintained by Datalogics has been updated to provide support for the BlackBerry PlayBook and the upcoming BlackBerry 10 platform.
Now, third-party developers can make use of the technology and libraries that allows for downloading, managing and displaying of PDF and EPUB content, including that which is DRM-encoded.
There has been a lot of apps for the PlayBook that offer eBook and PDF rendering but with this release, those who opt to make use of the Adobe Reader Mobile SDK will be able to provide even broader support within their apps.
Learn more about the Adobe Reader Mobile SDK
Via: BlackBerry Dev
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