Connectivity options between two Playbooks?

What are the options of connectivity between two Playbooks?

-What is BT pairing between possible?

-I guess if they are on the same subnet, you should be able to speak directly on Wifi?

You should definitely be able to talk directly between two PBs on the same wireless subnet.  Note that at least in the AIR, UDP is not supported, then you are probably limited to the protocols built on TCP, for now.  Find the other device is your main problem, but would work at the entrance of the user of an IP address, or something like QR codes.

I don't think we will have any BT support initially, but which should eventually be possible somehow.

We see interconnectivity NFC at some point, which would allow some ways ordained to share things.

In some simple cases, you can use the camera and a QR code, although I do not think THAT RIM has indicated any support in the short term for a barcode API so this would probably involve some third-party libraries.

If you wanted to get complicated, you can use the audio output on one and the MIC on the other.  Which would also be you to make a "show" mode of communication, although humans nearby could get mad.  (Probably the QR code approach allows a limited form of 'broadcast' as well).

I think that exhausts my supply of ideas for the moment.

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