Early Bird by Pepper.pk - Email for your BlackBerry PlayBook!

Never got approval either hey?

I need an email client.. Release me a demo for my playbook to use at my own risk or let a third party already.

I like my playbook but i need to check my email while out and about i don't want to use my crappy iphone anymore.

this is not showing up on app world for me.

nice and smooth

Kevin you dissappointed me!
You, the biggest crackberry fan .. is this second base to you?

Wow! What an idea! Glad to see another Pakistani company brings another big idea to the mobile world :)

Hey Kevin, just saw this tweet in Google Realtime "@DonLuiG‎ Called my local BestBuy to reserve a PlayBook and the dude tells me its gona run android OS lol RIM needs to really step up the campaign"

I'm going to buy this and load i on my playbook for Gmail even though I don't need ti because I have a blackberry, just to show all the haters out there who come up and say the thing doesn't have a native email client!

Pakistan represent!

Is anyone else impressed by the the new way the Playbook has demonstrated one of its strengths? The presentation mode just shows how powerful this beast is!
If it was an iPad2 we would have a video of some guy's hand holding the device and pressing on the tablet - but NO, here we are just watching the UI. I'm impressed and can't wait to get my PB next week.

One thing I noticed on this video and on some of the other videos where the keyboard is used is that after typing into a field you have to click on the screen in order to get the cursor into the next field/see the next field. Shouldn't you be able to scroll down the page while keeping the keyboard up, or at least have the keyboard disappear automatically when you start scrolling the page up? It looks a little awkward in this video.

And I think a good tip for developers would be to place the appropriate action button within the viewable window while the keyboard is up for you to type. In this demo video, after typing an email response he has to click to get the keyboard off the screen, and then click the Send button. It would be a lot better to click in the text area, type what you want and be able to click the send button and have the button click hide the keyboard without having to hide the keyboard as a separate step.

I develop in PowerBuilder and we make a lot of custom desktop applications and it seems to me that some of the seemingly most insignificant details are the difference between a product that helps you work and a product that feels like it works for you.

OH OH I CAN'T WAIT!

PUSH Notifications ?

its a good thing this email client came out before the actual launch :)

I hope the TAT comes up with a awesome 3D widget mail app <3 those guys rock

Nice app! \m/

ppl don't have any patience..

I think i'm perfectly fine using the pop3 services on my web-based emails for now and bridge until rim give us our free client but I guess for those that insist on it I guess its a good stop gap but if you're paying for an email client it better clean your teeth too :P

wow，really cool，more apps will come soon

You can't send email without an internet connection! You can create it, save it, then send it when you are in a Wi-Fi zone, or when you are 'Bridged' with your 'CrackBerry'.

Does anyone know if they will be charging for the app? It should be a comp, to make those of us buying a Playbook happy.
I've seen this device many times in action, and it looks awesome to say the least. For those that complain that they can't turn it on because the button is so small .... well guess what? You have been eating way too many french fries, and your fingers are too FAT! How in the world did Kevin turn his on then?
I like what I see ... and the BlackBerry brand is very strong. I was in Las Vegas last month, and guess what? I saw 10 times more BlackBerries being used vrs any other phone, so I don't know what these reporters are saying.
Great job Mike and Jim. I'm sure that your phones and tablets will be a HUGE hit around the world. Don't let the press get to you. They are EVIL.

After doing my homework, I pre-ordered my Playbook through staples... I am very excited to get mine on 4-19-2011. I think RIMM is going to surprise everyone with this device... I believe there have been a lot of pre-orders, and the inventory levels might be low for the 32GB and 64GB. Everyone has to realize that businesses and governments (small, medium and large) have accounts with Office Max, Office Depot, and Staples. In addition, most purchasing departments have already approved either Office Max, Office Depot, Staples as preferred vendors. They have worked out pricing and discounts with these vendors. Therefore, in my opinion, the IT departments should not have too many hurdles to cross when purchasing this device, if they are interested. I think they will be interested because most companies are still using Blackberry phones. Note: There are a lot of corporations worldwide that have billions of dollars that can be used to purchase playbooks, which is the reason why I believe Office Max wanted to carry the Playbook!!! I wonder how many businesses and governments have accounts with Apple!

iPad 2 has sold mostly to consumers (young people) with limited cash; they could not purchase multiples of the iPad2 at one-time. It took millions of people to achieve Apples' great results/numbers. You did not see corporate executives standing in the long lines to purchase the iPad2. In addition, you did not see many old people, like myself, standing in those lines. I am too old to be a "groupie"... Those days are long gone....

The first thing that I learned in marketing is to learn who your customers are and keep them happy... In addition, I learned that customers determine the value of your product; not the analysts... If the analyst determined the value, then we would have limited product opportunities and experiences... For example, we would not have an iPhone. The analyst had written the iPhone off before it hit the market; however, guess what happened, the customer decided what they wanted and liked... The analysts that are giving the playbook bad reviews are probably the same analyst that said Apple and Amazon were history (they had written them off)---however, guess what happen again, Apple and Amazon are the most profitable companies around...

Everyone please do your homework, and do not listen to these asinine analysts because most of them do not know their heads from their butts... No product comes out of the box, can, wrapper, etc. perfect. However, the product must create value and use. I think the Playbook creates both value and use. It will probably need a little fine tuning, which I think RIMM will do...

Can someone explain how this can allow you to receive email even when you don't have an internet connection? Did I read that right?

isn't pepper.pk the app company that under cut price of the existing apps on App World?

Can this Application handle multiple email account? like gmail, yahoo and outlook, that if ever someone send me mail, I will just open this native mail to access the message sent in any of my account.

I just can't understand why reviewers from other websites are so bad, they are indeed trying to put down the Playbook with their knowledge that the playbook is still in BETA and comparing it to IPAD that is already in the market. They must not judge the playbook about the lacks of native email, calendar and contact application since even before they already informed about it. I already read too many reviews and they are anti-playbook, I can say that because the way they deliver the reviews, as if they are saying to their readers "don't buy this thing". Why? what's happening now? Playbook deserves fair reviews, come on, Or maybe it is part of Apple marketing strategy, anyway they can pay those people who wrote something BAD about playbook.

now would everybody STFU will all the no native email BS

Yayyy and i got gmail.

SWEET!!!!!!!!