We just heard that Reuters has a free BlackBerry application that allows you to view Reuters Galleries directly from your device. The Reuters Galleries app for BlackBerry runs on the BlackBerry Bold 9000, Bold 9700, Storm, and Storm2. You can also try to force one of these versions to work on other devices like the Bold 9650 and various BlackBerry Curves. The Reuters Galleries app for BlackBerry is a pretty straight forward app allowing you browse and view the same images that you see online. The price, however, you can’t beat. If you decide to give Reuters Galleries a go, leave us a comment and tell us what you think… Free BlackBerry App: Reuters Galleries is a post from: RIMarkable Related posts: Free BlackBerry App: LendingTree Mortgage Rate Finder SpotJots: Free Location-Based Social BlackBerry App Free Spreadsheet Editor For BlackBerry Reuters News Now Available as a Push Application for BlackBerry
Research in Motion has released the BlackBerry Feedback Tool to members of the BlackBerry Beta Zone . The new feedback tool offers direct access to send feedback for any Research In Motion developed application from within each app. The feedback can be specific to that application or if you just happen to think of something, you can choose the option of general feedback.
Sprint recently put a out a press-release detailing the new Beyond Talk plans being offered by Virgin Mobile beginning May 12th, and, starting at $25 a month for 300 minutes plus unlimited data, these plans sound frigging awesome. The coolest thing about them is that you can add BlackBerry service to them for just $10. That’s right. You can get an unlimited data plan with access to BlackBerry Internet Service and 300 minutes for $35 per month . There will also be a $40 plan with 1200 minutes and and unlimited talk plan for $60. BlackBerry support is $10 per month on each of these plans as well. The BlackBerry Curve 8530 costs $299 with no contract and will be available at the end of the month. Something tells me that Virgin Mobile has a hit on their hands… SPRINT’S PREPAID MULTI-BRAND STRATEGY FOCUSES ON DISTINCT CUSTOMER SEGMENTS Differentiated Brands Old & New Aim to Serve Increasingly Diverse Audiences, Tackle Specific Competitors WARREN, N.J
Today at CTIA 2010, CrackBerry Kevin found out that the official Twitter for BlackBerry client will launch next Wednesday, March 31st. Twitter for BlackBerry has been in a “closed” beta for over a month, although you could easily find a leaked version online if you looked hard enough. If RIM addressed the speed of Twitter for BlackBerry I’d say that it could be a nice little Twitter client. Definitely not the best BlackBerry Twitter client available, but, certainly good enough to significantly decrease the number of people that would be willing to pay for a third party client. @SocialScope… You should have released your client long ago. You will never make what you could have made if you would have released a client 6 months to a year ago. Sure, some BlackBerry users will buy your client if and when you ever release it. Most, however, won’t… [Via CrackBerry ] Twitter For BlackBerry Officially Launching March 31st is a post from: RIMarkable Related posts: BlackBerry Twitter Client, SocialScope, Soon To Get A Major Update Twitter For BlackBerry… Is This The Best That RIM Could Come Up With?
If you are a Verizon BlackBerry user there is a good chance that you’ve already had the installer icon for Social Beat for BlackBerry pushed to your device. Social Beat is a social networking client that allows you to connect to multiple networks all from one the same client. Think Social Scope, but, not in a state of never ending beta and attainable by all Verizon BlackBerry users
Episode #8 of the Simple Mobile Review Podcast is up. We talk: Geo-location social check-in apps Google really should slap beta on Google Buzz Is Steve Jobs an OG? Simple Mobile Review Podcast #8: To Old To Social Daddy is a post from: RIMarkable
Today at Lotusphere 2010 Research in Motion launched two new BlackBerry applications, one for IBM Lotus Quickr and one for IBM Lotus Connections, that will allow secure mobile collaboration and social networking on the BlackBerry platform. The new BlackBerry clients are respectively called BlackBerry Client for IBM Lotus Quickr and BlackBerry Client for for IBM Lotus Connections .
A couple weeks ago I got an email from Marc at MobilePlay about a new service they’re offering called eXpress It!, which is billed as a Social Networking Service for mobile phone users. The service allows you to create a web page via your web browser that you then send to your phone (which they can do for you) and then you can forward that page to any of the people in your address book either by sending an email (probably the preferred method if you already have a BlackBerry) or by MMS
