Like someone eating McDonald’s while sitting at a Burger King, the BlackBerry PlayBook is all set to receive its highly anticipated 2.0 OS update which will allow the use of Android applications. And by highly anticipated I mean highly anticipated by BlackBerry users not Android fan-boys. The update is supposed to drop next month and the company has officially put the call out for anyone wanting to run Android applications on the Kindle Fire wannabe via its BlackBerry Runtime for Android functionality. If you’re a developer and you’d like to see your application running on the device, you have until February 6th to submit your app. In order to get your application approved and on the BlackBerry App World Store, you’ll need to abide by a few rules. First, you’ll need to omit the word “Android” for starters, as well as any signs or traces of the Android logo. Yep, say goodbye to the little green guy. And secondly, you’ll need to remove any links that would take one back to the Android Market. According to RIM, it’s not difficult at all to port your application over to their device using their Runtime feature. So, we’ll have to sit back and see what developers cook up for the masses. What application would you like to see ported over to the PlayBook? Oh, I know! How about an email application?!