RIM has again added another name to the list of recent acquisitions. The Swedish company JayCut is the latest to join up with RIM. JayCut operates and online video editing service so this could mean some good multimedia fun is on the way to the BlackBerry PlayBook and/or phones.
The BlackBerry PlayBook offers users premium multimedia features, including dual HD cameras for video capture and video conferencing, HDMI output and high resolution video playback. By working with JayCut to add video editing capabilities to the BlackBerry platform we can further enrich our customers' multimedia experience with BlackBerry.
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Source: Inside BlackBerry
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