LinkedIn for BlackBerry , a poster child, for my BlackBerry applications I’m tired of waiting on post, is now available for the BlackBerry Tour, Curve, and Bold.  I can’t believe there is no LinkedIn support for the BlackBerry Stor m, but, then again, yes I can. LinkedIn for BlackBerry is a continuation of our efforts to help you leverage the power of your professional network anywhere, anytime.  Now, you can walk into any interview, any customer engagement or client meeting with the ability to look up the details on over 60 million professionals worldwide, in real-time

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LinkedIn For BlackBerry Now Available — No Frigging BlackBerry Storm Support

THUMBPLAY FORGES 20 NEW CONTENT DEALS FOR JUST-LAUNCHED THUMBPLAY MUSIC; 8 MILLION TRACKS NOW UNDER LICENSE FOR THE CLOUD-BASED, ON-DEMAND SERVICE NEW YORK – 3 February 2010 – Thumbplay ( www.thumbplay.com ), the leading mobile entertainment company in the U.S., has forged agreements with 20 new content partners for its new Thumbplay Music application. The number of tracks currently under license for the service now exceeds 8 million. Included in the latest round of content deals for the app are: Beggars Group, Merge Records, Redeye Distribution and Tunecore.

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Thumbplay Music Beta Launches

THUMBPLAY FORGES 20 NEW CONTENT DEALS FOR JUST-LAUNCHED THUMBPLAY MUSIC; 8 MILLION TRACKS NOW UNDER LICENSE FOR THE CLOUD-BASED, ON-DEMAND SERVICE NEW YORK – 3 February 2010 – Thumbplay ( www.thumbplay.com ), the leading mobile entertainment company in the U.S., has forged agreements with 20 new content partners for its new Thumbplay Music application. The number of tracks currently under license for the service now exceeds 8 million. Included in the latest round of content deals for the app are: Beggars Group, Merge Records, Redeye Distribution and Tunecore

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I was just taking a look at Inside BlackBerry and it looks like RIM has an new BlackBerry called the BlackBerry Presenter which allows you to wirelessly present PowerPoint, PDF, and other images directly from your BlackBerry. The BlackBerry Presenter information page, http://www.blackberry.com/presenter (at the time of this posting) is not live yet, however, we do have system requirements and a few more pictures after the jump… BlackBerry Presenter System Requirements To use BlackBerry® Presenter, you will need a video output device and a VGA cable or an S-Video cable.

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Wirelessly Deliver Presentations From Your BlackBerry With BlackBerry Presenter

One type of BlackBerry application that seems to be increasing in popularity lately is the LBS (Location Based Service) app .  LBS apps are the ones the use GPS or cell tower triangulation to determine your approximate position and return local search results based on your location.  Some of the more advanced LBS apps, can, not only give you directions on how to get from where you are to where you want to be, but make suggestions, show you reviews of establishments from other users, and even notifiy you when you are near a friend. We’ve put  a list of 7 Free BlackBerry LBS applications together after the jump.  Take a look, tell us what you think, and let us know if there is anything we left off the list. Poynt — Use Poynt to find people, businesses, movie theatres, retailers and restaurants near you.

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7 Free BlackBerry Apps To Help You Find Some Place To Shop, Some Place To Eat, Or Someone To Meet

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.

Approximately 1 year after the original iPhone had come out, Apple introduced the iPhone 3G , the latest and best model which came with plenty of new features. It seemed like the iPhone 3G was ready to take over the world. With the exception of a few areas, the iPhone 3G was totally improved.

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The iPhone 3G Review

In planning the design of the MacBook line of personal computers, Apple set out to make it the greenest, most environmentally friendly computer in the world. Their goal was to ensure that every new MacBook would be built using recyclable materials while at the same time avoiding many of the harmful chemicals and other substances that are present in other computers.  Some of the formidable goals Apple computer set out for itself was eliminating the toxic mercury used in CCFL backlights and the arsenic that is present in the glass of traditional LCD displays.

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Green Apples – Macs’ Impacts On The Environment

Jason from DataViz wrote in a couple weeks ago about the port of Documents To Go to the BlackBerry platform. If you’ve been living under a BlackBerry bush for the last couple years you may not have heard about DataViz: Documents To Go will enable users of BlackBerry devices to access, view, edit and create Native Microsoft® Word, Excel and PowerPoint® files on their devices. Natively

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Documents To Go for BlackBerry