RIM has released the BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 for download for all tablet users. Even if the OTA notification hasn’t reached your tablet, you can download the PlayBook OS 2.0 if you go to your Settings page, and ask your PlayBook to look for new updates. When a new update alert hits your PlayBook, just accept the terms and conditions, and then start downloading!

This is the first major update available for BlackBerry PlayBook users ever since the tablet has been released last year. Among the most important features available in PlayBook 2.0 OS we can find native email, contacts, and calendar support, direct integration into Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter, support for some Android applications, and better Bridge support.

RIM says that the BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 will give users the possibility to unify inboxes from several work and personal accounts, and to receive messages from Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. The new contact cards will automatically extract information from the three social websites, while the calendar will also be updated with information from your social media accounts.

The new BlackBerry Bridge application allows users to connect their tablet with their BlackBerry smartphone via Bluetooth, thus giving users the possibility to access the information on their smartphone on a larger screen. You can view photos, edit documents, or browse the web among others. The Bridge app also gives users the ability to use a BlackBerry smartphone as a wireless keyboard or mouse for the PlayBook tablet.

BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 will finally provide mandatory mobile functions like Print-to-go, BlackBerry Balance, a new virtual keyboard with auto-correction and predictive text. Many BlackBerry App World programs will be added today including several Android apps. Along with the thousands of apps, the BlackBerry Video Store will become available today.

If you download BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 then you will also get improved web browsing support.

RIM said that BlackBerry Mobile Fusion will finally be released in “late March.” We’re expecting this app because it give users the ability to manage their BlackBerry smartphones, PlayBook, Android, and iOS devices with ease.

Let us know if downloaded the update, if everything went well, and what do you think about it! Did you get the features you were expecting or you’re planning to buy another tablet because RIM failed you?