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Hey! BlackBerry Playbook, now, on to the Internet WiFi. However, it does not really need a data plan. If you have a BlackBerry smanrphote with a data plan, your playbook can use the same connection with BlackBerry App bridge. If not, it's still okay. You can still do much of the playbook. Hope this helps. Speak to know about your concerns in detail, or learn more about the BlackBerry Playbook, a decline of the empire BlackBerry forum. Was this answer helpful?