BlackBerry first allowed PlayBook users to install Android apps on the tablet, hoping that allowing Android apps would attract more users seeing as how the company’s own app market isn’t exactly bursting with quality applications. Installing apps wasn’t easy though, users had to sideload them on to the tablet. This didn’t change with BlackBerry 10, which opened up the new BlackBerry smartphones to Android apps. Direct Google Play Store access would make it a lot easier for users to install Android apps on their BlackBerry device, and if purported screenshots are to be believed, then in the company’s new OS 10 update, OS 10.2.1 to be precise, Google Play Store might be added to the BB10 devices.
BlackBerry 10.2.1 Purported Screenshots Hint At Google Play Store Access original content from Ubergizmo. 
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