Verizon has just launched a new Buy One Get One (BOGO) sale on the Motorola Droid and the HTC Droid Eris .  Each device will set you back $179.99 and $79.99 respectively, however, if you purchase one, you can get a second device for free…  Along with a 2-year service agreement, of course. I wonder if they are trying to move a bit of stock to make way for the Google Nexus One rumored to make its debut on Verizon by months end

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Verizon Launches Droid BOGO Sale — Are They Making Room For The Nexus One?

Zenprise has a pretty cool competition running where you could win a trip to WES 2010 .  All you have to do is become a fan on the Zenprise Facebook page, write a funny end-user BlackBerry support story to post on their wall, and get people to notice your submission.  You must enter by March 26th and Zenprise will select a winner on March 29th.  If you create a video, Zenprise will even kick in $500 for a plane ticket to Orlando. Become A Fan Of Zenprise On Facebook, Write A Funny BlackBerry Support Story, Get A Chance To Win A Trip To WES 2010 is a post from: RIMarkable

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Become A Fan Of Zenprise On Facebook, Write A Funny BlackBerry Support Story, Get A Chance To Win A Trip To WES 2010

I have to admit that the iPad commercial during the Oscars was kind of cool.  I still have a lot of issues with it, but, the commercial was kind of cool… What Did You Think Of The iPad Commercial During The Oscars? is a post from: RIMarkable

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What Did You Think Of The iPad Commercial During The Oscars?

According to data just released by analytics firm Quantcast , Android and BlackBerry mobile web consumption in the month of February was up while that of the iPhone was down slightly. Android’s share of North American mobile web consumption was up 8.3% from January 2010, to 15.2% of total mobile web consumption for the month of February.

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Chris Ashley from Simple Mobile Review shares his thoughts on the upcoming Windows Phone 7 and the BlackBerry As I was watching all the news coming out of the Mobile World Congress about Windows Phone 7 I could not help but think about the rumors of Microsoft buying RIM . It would be hard and almost impossible to deny that a Blackberry is the most efficient messaging device on the market today. But, it suffers from many of the same problems of Windows Mobile.

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Guest Post: Is it Time for Blackberry Users to Ride the Windows Phone 7 Bus?

Research in Motion subsidiary, Chalk Media , yesterday announced Chalk Pushcast Software 5.4 , the latest and newly branded release of Mobile chalkboard, which facilitates a trackable and secure communication channel for delivering audio- and video-rich content to BlackBerry smartphones. Chalk Announces Chalk Pushcast Software for the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution Features Advanced Manageability, Enhanced Security, and Support for the Latest BlackBerry Smartphones Waterloo, ON – Chalk Media Service Corp

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Chalk Media Rebrands And Updates Mobile ChalkBoard… Now Chalk Pushcast Software

Research in Motion subsidiary, Chalk Media , yesterday announced Chalk Pushcast Software 5.4 , the latest and newly branded release of Mobile chalkboard, which facilitates a trackable and secure communication channel for delivering audio- and video-rich content to BlackBerry smartphones.

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Chalk Media Rebrands And Updates Mobile ChalkBoard… Now Chalk Pushcast Software

I installed the new upgraded Blackberry 5.0 OS on my Storm 1 and WOW… what a difference.  Typing on the Storm is now way easier and with fewer mistakes.  The OS seems to be much faster and the look and feel overall is a much needed improvement.   So if you have not upgraded to the NEW 5.0 OS I would suggest you do so.

To get the new OS all you have to do is plug your Blackberry to your Laptop or PC and start the Blackberry desktop and it will search for the latest updates and OS and it should have the option to load the new 5.0 OS.

Every sports fan wants the ability to stream the games to their phones.  Well, this year Major League Baseball released an app that broadcasted full games to iPhone users. It was a popular application for the 2009 season, and should continue to grow next year. The only problem is that there don’t seem to be any plans for a BlackBerry version. The  NBA just launched a streaming iPhone app, but unlike MLB they’ve already announced their BlackBerry intentions. Fans should have an NBA BlackBerry app by the end of the year, which will make available up to 40 games per week.

The NBA League Pass Mobile costs $39.99 on the iPhone and Android platforms, so expect that for the BlackBerry.  Unless your a die hard fan… thats hard to shell out for.

Verizon has finally officially announced the BlackBerry Storm2 9550 and the device will be available Wednesday, Oct. 28th.  Why it took Verizon a week and a half to come out with their official announcement after RIM officially let the cat of the bag on Oct 15th is beyond me.  RIM clearly isn’t repeating the marketing efforts that we saw with the original Storm which I believe to be the most hyped BlackBerry ever. Check out the full press release after the jump… Oct 26, 2009 06:00 ET A Powerful New Storm Rolls Onto Verizon Wireless’ Network on Oct.

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Verizon Officially Announces BlackBerry Storm2 9550