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March 27, 2008
21:28
Blackberry File Manager
» ‎ Blackberry Freeware

ROVE - Mobile File Manager Rove Mobile File Manager enables you to manage files in your blackberry's memory and micro SDcard. It also lets you access FTP files ( works great for editing sites ) and windows file sharing ( just figured it out ). ROVE also place extra features like a built in notepad which will enable you to edit txt and html files. They also gave it the ability to upload and

20:42
BlackBerry Tops Mobile Web Browsing Report
» ‎ RIMarkable

Mobile web marketing outfit AdMob has released a report on global smartphone traffic for last month.

According to the report, 34% of mobile web traffic came from, you guessed it, a BlackBerry (and in most cases a Pearl). Running in a close second with 29% of handheld web access was global handset market leader (and our European friends) Nokia, and at the bottom of the scale it was another disappointment for Motorola who picked up just 1%.

Where the stats become a little more interesting is in respect of the iPhone where no actual figures were produced (iPhone pay off for a gagging order)?? Apparently iPhone traffic for February had “flattened” though, which falls in line with other reports that (now the hype and honeymoon is over) people have lost interest in the Jesus Phone.

Looking at mobile web ad requests in specific territories (which of course is what AdMob was most interested in) we can see that Motorola came top with 35% of all ad requests and, for my friends on this side of the pond, Sony Ericsson claimed the top spot in the UK with 37% of all ad requests.

20:18
BPlay releases Zodiac themes
» ‎ BlackBerry Cool

BPlay just opened up a whole new category of themes for Zodiac signs, so you can answer the age-old “what’s your sign?” pick-up line in style. All the signs available across Zen, Today, and Icon styles, but it would be cool if the backgrounds fit the signs a bit more - you know, a big ol’ bull for Taurus, some scales for Libra, that kind of thing. My question is when are they going to start porting over themes to the Crossbar style?

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20:11
Californication Season 1
» ‎ Videos4Blackberry

Here ya go folks..this one comes as a user/donater request (Hey Corey!), the full first season of Californication as promised (a lil later then promised, but here nonetheless), it ain't the DVD Rips but I'm sure you won't mind anyways...enjoy...

20:10
Il piu' piccolo cavo USB per palmari BlackBerry al mondo!::..
» ‎ BlackberryItalia.it

MobileSoftMarket - negozio di vendita on-line - presenta un utile e comodo cavo USB per palmari BlackBerry dal design accattivante: ideale compagno di viaggio per il nostro palmare BlackBerry. L'adattatore USB - Mobile USB Adapter® - si presenta infatti come un comodo portachiavi. Al prezzo di 29,98$ - poco meno di 19 euro - si ha la consegna gratuita in tutto il mondo.

19:05
CTIA Wireless 2008 - CrackBerry Coverage Goes to Vegas!
» ‎ CrackBerry.com blogs

The bags aren't packed just yet, but I'm already counting down the hours until I jump on a plane for Vegas to attend CTIA Wireless 2008. Not familiar with the CTIA Wireless Show? Here's the low-down straight from their site:

The Most Important Global Technology Event of the Year! The convergence of more than 1,100 exhibiting companies, dozens of industries, and over 40,000 professionals from 125 countries all working toward the common goal of revolutionizing wireless. Whether in broadband convergence, enterprise, advertising, social networking or entertainment, CTIA WIRELESS 2008 is the global marketplace for connecting wireless and YOU.

CTIA runs from April 1st to April 3rd and it'll be non-stop action once the plane lands. In addition to blogging the news (let's hope RIM announces something cool!), I've set-up CrackBerry Twitter and CrackBerry Flickr feeds and will be updating them continously straight from my BlackBerry Curve as I make my way around Vegas and the show floor. It should be fun and felp keep me honest in Sin City... instead of "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" it'll be "What happens in Vegas gets immediately posted to CrackBerry.com for everybody to see!"

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18:19
Ashley Tisdale Carries Her Pooch and Pouch
» ‎ Celebrity BlackBerry Sightings
18:19
Marc Jacobs Is A BlackBerry User
» ‎ Celebrity BlackBerry Sightings

Clothing designer, Marc Jacobs, is a BlackBerry user.

18:00
Problema su avvisi dei nuovi messaggi (Fabrizio)
» ‎ BB World

Sono scomparsi gli avvisi con il numero dei nuovi messaggi che erano presenti sulle mie icone che rappresentano i miei indirizzi e-mail! vengo avvisato solo dal suono impostato. Ho provato a ricontrollare le impostazioni (opzioni e-mail-opzioni generali-visualizza numero messaggi “da leggere”-visualizza indicatore nuovo messaggio “Si”) e sembra tutto a posto. Ma gli indicatori non compaiono. Qualche [...]
17:38
Celtel, EMS e RIM lanciano BlackBerry in Zambia
» ‎ BB World

Altro comunicato stampa che annuncia il lancio della soluzione BlackBerry in Zambia da parte di Celtel, EMS e RIM. Dispositivo che terrà a battesimo il servizio, BlackBerry 8300 Curve. Lusaka, Zambia and Waterloo, ON - Celtel Zambia, Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX: RIM) and Emitac Mobile Solutions LLC (EMS) today launched the BlackBerry® solution [...]

17:28
ScanR to textify pics snapped from BlackBerry
» ‎ BlackBerry Cool

This is pretty awesome right here. Take a picture of any text (document, business card, whiteboard, etc.) and so long as it’s in focus, ScanR will convert the image into a PDF, DOC, or vCard, depending on what you’re sending. All you have to do is send the image to one of three e-mail addresses, and you’ll get an automated reply with the processed file. You can always access the original pictures and their results from their website, too. Be warned, only the newer camera-toting BlackBerrys with a 2.0 megapixel camera will do the trick for this service. Definitely didn’t work on my old 8100. Keep an eye out for a launch this week. Thanks Ronen!

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17:12
BlackBerry 9000 delayed until July/August?
» ‎ The Boy Genius Report

We’re not really sure where to go with this one. An August release for the BlackBerry 9000? We’ve heard it may actually be that far away. Let us also clarify: the BlackBerry 8xxx, the one we posted from Vodafone’s lineup, and the one that appeared on eBay is what we are referring to as the BlackBerry 9000 from here on in. We initially heard AT&T would have a 6-month exclusive on the device in the U.S., and that was to be released in late May, but more like June. New information provided to us has us believing the July / August release date might be accurate. You know how we roll over here at BGR, so take this as a rumor (obviously) and don’t sell your RIMM shares just yet. Remember that the BlackBerry Curve was released in late May last year, so this would put RIM well over the one-year mark (not counting the ridiculous incarnations of the 8300-series, 8800-series, and 8100-series) for a brand new device. What you think, people? Can you wait that long, or are you jumping ship if July / August is the real release date?

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16:59
The danger of success
» ‎ DevBerry

There is a very real danger in being successful and despite being fairly obvious, it is nonetheless common for those who are successful to fall victim to it. Many a company have fallen victim to it, and you can read about it in the various books written by ex-CEO’s of once mighty corporate empires that now no longer exist or are a husk of what they used to be. Everyone who reads these books inevitably thinks “When I’m successful, that will never happen to me.” But it does, time and time again. If they’re lucky to be successful, that is.

A little while back - I think it was October last year - I read about how RIM overtook the Royal Bank of Canada as being the most valuable company in Canada. Their market share is growing and growing. RIM is successful. And so I’m worried about them because I think RIM is falling victim to the same dark side of success. What is the danger of being successful? In one word, it’s arrogance. But it’s more than that too. It’s abandonment of the core “working philosophy” that created that success.

N: “You should try initiative X or Y?“

R: “No! Our market share is growing, we’re rolling in barrels of money. Don’t upset the apple cart.“

Where a growing company, a fighting company, would take every door slightly ajar as an opportunity and stick a big foot in there, a company that is successful will not. Why should they, things are going great! What’s the point of putting your foot through another door when staying put keeps everything smooth? It’s a valid line of reasoning, until when writing an autobiography many years later after the company has stagnated and died - taken over my more innovative, fighting companies - the CEO recalls what made the company great, what made the company successful, was sticking that foot through every single door in a fight to stay alive.

Have you ever noticed how those companies and those individuals that have experienced true success, success with longevity, are the ones that have constantly re-invented themselves over time? Madonna constantly re-invented her image to stay relevant and so has Apple. Where previously McDonald’s was a purveyor of disgusting fatty foods, nowadays their menu’s are chock full of healthy looking stuff. They too have reinvented themselves to stay relevant, to stay competitive. To digress slightly, I still think McDonald’s is a purveyor of disgusting fatty foods, but the average mum and dad no longer thinks this so I guess that’s what counts. The point is that those companies and people that have experienced real success, success with longevity, are in a constant state of change. Without change, you die. Slowly at first, but then exponentially growing as the momentum of the real-world, of hive-like consumer behavior, drives you down in to the grave.

At a time when RIM is walking around patting itself on the back for being so darn successful, and rejecting change so as not to upset the apple cart, hundreds of companies are out there preparing to wage war and embracing change, embracing consumer wants, embracing developers, encouraging an army of employees who are not burdened by success but rather have dreams of it, and most importantly are open to trying anything and everything, no matter how closed a door may look.

RIM is successful. So was WordPerfect, the de facto standard for word processing in the late 80’s and early 90’s. Right now I’m reading a book by a senior executive who worked on it and in his view what ultimately killed their product was the fact that they ignored the coming of Windows for so long. So long in fact that when they finally got out a Windows compatible version that worked reliably it was too late. He doesn’t think Microsoft’s anti-competitive practices killed them, though I know that other many do. He says “At the height of our success, we ignored this apparently insignificant up-and-comer.” He’s wasn’t the first to do that and I can guarantee won’t be the last.

So to Mike L, Jim and all the VPs at RIM who I know sometimes stumble upon this blog: embrace the winds of change. In ten years from now will I be reading your autobiographies, learning once again how the dark side of success has claimed more victims?

16:45
SameCell pays out for cell tower info
» ‎ BlackBerry Cool

The free proximity detection service, SameCell, has launched an interesting new cell capture program that pays out two cents for every new cell tower you access on your GPS-enabled BlackBerry. The goal is to compile enough info on tower locations to improve service accuracy, and a pretty clever way to go about it, too. You only get paid out once your earnings hit $25, and even then, you can opt to donate those earnings to a charity instead. If you’re using SameCell anyway, it’s worth giving a shot, since the application just runs quietly in the background.

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16:43
Turkcell e RIM lanciano BlackBerry 8120 in Turchia
» ‎ BB World

Con il classico comunicato stampa congiunto Turkcell e RIM annunciano il lancio del BlackBerry Pearl 8120 WiFi in Turchia. Istanbul, Turkey and Waterloo, ON - Turkcell, and Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today introduced the new BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8120 smartphone bearing the Turkcell logo, to the Turkish market. The BlackBerry Pearl 8120 includes rich [...]

16:07
Rove libère 2 applications
» ‎ BlackRabbit

Rove Mobile que vous connaissez peut-être sous le nom d’Idokorro vient de rendre gratuit deux de ses applications. La première a été gratuite mais limitée dans le temps, puis devenue payante pour redevenir finalement gratuite sans condition, il s’agit de l’excellent Mobile Viewer, qui permet comme un logiciel que je vous avais déjà présenté de [...]

15:31
Disponibile (a breve) Telenav 5.5 per BlackBerry con navigazione OFFLINE
» ‎ BB World

Uno dei migliori software di Navigazione GPS per BlackBerry è sicuramente TELENAV, un software cartografico altamente preciso e funzionale. Come per tutti i software, anche e soprattutto i cartografici hanno bisogno di aggiornamenti sia per le modifiche delle strade, che per la messa a punto di tutti quei piccoli bug che si incontrano con l’utilizzo. Su [...]

15:25
Commercial H20 Theme For 7100, 8100, 8300, 8700, & 8800
» ‎ BerryReview.com

Corey at VistoThemes.com has released another hot new theme for practically all the BlackBerry versions out there. The theme is called H20 and is very similar to the BB Droid theme we mentioned a few weeks back. The theme is very nice and fixes one of the problems I had with the Droid theme. It no longer uses a white font in the menus. That white font would make menus in Google Talk unreadable.

The background is nice a bluey which looks pretty slick and the menu and prompts look very Macky. The theme comes in all Zen, Icon, & Today formats. I did find the icons very big which only allows for 3 rows of icons compared to the 4 in the Android theme. The flip side is that the larger icons are very easy to understand. Its one of those different strokes kind of things.

All in all a very nice theme for $6. You can pick it up from the VistoThemes.com website at this link.
15:09
scanR - Scan Notes & Whiteboards With Your BlackBerry Camera
» ‎ BerryReview.com

While I am not sure how well this will actually work scanR has a potential hit if it does. The idea is that you can take a picture of a whiteboard or notes from your BlackBerry and upload it directly to the scanR website. Once it is there you can extract the text and contact information if there is such which is very useful. You can also create PDF files and send them to others. In the future they plan on adding the ability to scan business cards and documents with the camera but they need higher resolutions.

I have to say that if the results are anywhere near what they are showing on their website then this will be awesome!!! The software even lets you combine pictures together. Look at what I mean below. I will let the pictures speak for themselves:

You can read more about the service by going to this link: www.scanr.com. The service is set to go completely live tomorrow. After that you will be able to download the BlackBerry application from their mobile website which we will mention tomorrow. You can see more of the conversion screenshots after the jump. So far the basic version is free which allows for 5 uploads a month. Their plans after that are pretty reasonably priced from $2.99 – $29.90.

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15:06
Review: Blueant V12 LCD Bluetooth Headset
» ‎ CrackBerry.com blogs

My continuing quest for the perfect Bluetooth headset has guided me to the BlueAnt V12 LCD at ShopCrackBerry.com for $59.95 (MSRP of $79.99). I have heard great things about BlueAnt headsets, so I decided to give this one a try. The V12 boasts a LCD screen that serves as caller ID, and a vibrating ring function. I have found that to be very useful, and will go into more on that later.

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14:54
Where To Find The Old Free BlackBerry Tools
» ‎ BerryReview.com
I have gotten quite a few questions about this over the past few weeks so I thought I would mention it. Most old time BlackBerry users will remember the 5 free BlackBerry tools that came out back in the day. They are sill oldies but goodies.

Namely:
- BBWeather – Pretty good weather application
- BBLight – Simple flashlight
- BBToday – Very simplistic today screen (does not really work anymore)
- BBcorrector – Spellchecker that requires data usage and is slow
- BBreply – Change the reply to email address
These have not been updated in ages but some of them still work. For example I still use the BBweather application but you have to fiddle around with it a bit to get it to work on newer trackball BlackBerry devices.

As Mark Rejhon points out on BlackBerryForums these applications are still available. You can pick them up OTA at this link or you can head on over to BlackBerryForums to download the ALX files.

If you are looking for a weather application I would recommend BBweather. The trick to get it to work is that after you install the application ignore the error. Click the trackball to clear the error and hit it again to bring up the menu. Select options and put in your location ID (which is you zip code in the US) and uncheck the box Disable MDS if you are on a BES.

14:43
Rogers to launch French voice-activated search
» ‎ BlackBerry Cool

Nuance has announced that their voice-based search and instant messaging service, Voice Control, will be extending language support for French Rogers customers. Rogers has been pretty good about language support in Canada, so it’s good to see they’re keeping up. Look out for the updated software in April, available on the 8310, 8110, 8800 and Windows Mobile devices.

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14:43
WorldMate Adds Two Very Useful Features
» ‎ BerryReview.com

WorldMate is nothing new for the mobile warrior. The application takes itinerarys from your inbox and converts them into a format you can use on your BlackBerry. That is just the tip of the iceberg…

The problem until now was that you needed to use their Outlook plugin to get it to work. They just sent me an email that you no longer have to use the plugin. Instead you can just send the itinerarys you wish to the email address export@wmlive.com and it will automatically be added to your calendar in WorldMate. The only catch is that you need to send it from the email address you registered with. Which means that your secretary cannot email them for you. You can read more about the feature here.

The second feature is pretty simple. With the latest version of WorldMate you can now EDIT you itinerary from your BlackBerry. It was kind of shocking that you could not do this before but hell better late then never…

Check out all the new features at www.worldmatelive.com
14:34
Get Paid For Roaming Around With Your BlackBerry?
» ‎ BerryReview.com

First of all I have to say that you wont be quitting your day job. With that in mind…

SameCell let me know about a new program they have running. The idea is that you install an application on your BlackBerry that captures your GPS coordinates every time your cellphone connects to a new cell phone tower. SameCell will pay you $0.02 for every NEW cell tower you collect.

The catch is that you have to reach the $25 threshold before they will pay you. That means you need to collect over 1250 cellphone towers to make $25 bucks. Maybe a road warrior… Or do we have any BlackBerry toting cross country truck drivers? Otherwise the security implications of them having access to your location at all times is just too much for me.

While I don’t think this is the most appealing job in the world I do think it is an interesting development for BlackBerry. This is the first case I have ever heard of applications that pay you. Is this a new trend… If you are a giving heart you can donate your pennies to a charity.

From what I am understanding the idea behind the program is for SameCell to be able to build up a database of cellphone location so they can do what Google Maps does with “my location.”

You can read more about the program on their website. You will need a GPS enabled BlackBerry or GPS puck for your BlackBerry for the application to work. If you are up for it you can pick up the application directly OTA from www.SameCell.com/cells

14:19
Vettro teams up for underground asset tracking
» ‎ BlackBerry Cool

Vettro, the developer of asset-tracking software, has recently teamed up with IRTH, to bring GPS tracking to underground workers with BlackBerrys or Motorola mobiles. It can’t be easy getting a signal in those conditions, but Vettro’s 360 platform includes an electronic white lining technology which has yielded some impressive results.

Based on a recently published company report, the use of the GPS-based mobile white lining functionality alone reduced the average notification area for locate requests by over 89.42% and eliminated over 8% of outbound locate tickets. The report conservatively estimates a potential cost savings of over $120 million nationally in the damage prevention process through use of the mobile application.

By working tightly with IRTH’s One Call system, this new deal will help underground workers quickly find out if it’s safe to dig.

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14:08
BlackLine GPS launches location-based social network
» ‎ BB Geeks

Okays, so you might have the BlackBerry Facebook app, but can it tell you where you friends are? No! You’d have to ::gasp:: call or text them to find that out. Well, not anymore. BlackLine GPS has launched Blip, a geo-location social networking application. It’s free for anyone who has a compatible BlackBerry with active GPS. Once you add your BlackBerry’d friends, you can see where they are, so long as their device is armed. My favorite feature (in a very, very sarcastic manner): The ability to view the speed at which your friend is moving. If a train leaves California…

I’ve expressed in the past my reservation for location-based technology that allows others to see where you are, or allows you to see where others are. It just seems…intrusive. So you can only imagine my dislike for a complementary service to Blip: GPS Snitch. For just $399.99, you can get a GPS box that you can put anywhere, and track the location of it.

Of course, this is being touted as a security measure. And you know what? That does have some merit. For example, there were visible signs of an attempted break-in of a car in my driveway this week. Had the thief succeeded, finding the car would have been a snap if GPS Snitch was hidden under the passenger seat.

However, it doesn’t take much thinking to realize the powerful spying capabilities this has. Want to catch your cheating tramp of a wife/pig of a husband? Just find a way to hide GPS Snitch on ‘em.

As with a lot of new technology, there is a line between good and evil. This is especially true of location-based devices, which have implications on our right to privacy.

You’ll need OS 4.2.1 or better to run this. It works with the 8700 series, the Curve, Pearl, and 8800 series. Not all features are available with all models, though, so you can check the specific compatibility of your device.

Via PHONE Magazine.

This post originated at BBGeeks.com, home to all things BlackBerry including in-depth reviews of BlackBerry software, providers and more.

13:52
FREE Software: gCalc Graphing Calculator for BlackBerry
» ‎ CrackBerry.com blogs

I came across this BlackBerry application yesterday and figured it would be a good one to pass onto the CrackBerry Community, especially for those of you still in school and looking for yet another reason excuse to pull out your BlackBerry during class.

From the gWhiz website, "...gCalc is a FREE graphing calculator for the BlackBerry that eliminates the need to purchase (and carry) yet another expensive electronic device. This university level calculator works right from your smartphone! Unlike traditional, simplistic phone-based calculators, gCalc provides extensive support for dozens of sophisticated mathematical functions and constants. It boasts professional graphics with the ability to zoom and scroll on the results... it even allows you to share the graph with classmates and instructors. Just email it to them!"

I installed the calculator onto my BlackBerry Curve and played around with it a bit. It works well, but is a bit overkill for the math I tend to be doing as of late on a daily basis. I did, however, forward the gCalc link onto a couple of friends who are Engineers and they were tickled pink to see graphs.

You can watch a demo video on their website, and when you're ready to download just point your Blackberry's web browser to m.gwhizmobile.com/downloads

13:36
SweetCaesar and Oanda release free currency converter
» ‎ BlackBerry Cool

Oanda, a company specializing in foreign exchange services, and SweetCaesar, who develop custom BlackBerry apps, have teamed up to release a mobile version of Oanda’s FXConverter. The software is used around the world to convert over 160 different currencies, from the Afghanistan Afghani to the Zambian Kwacha, usually with rates less than a minute old. FXConverter Mobile puts all the information at your thumbtips, with an easy interface that sorts currencies into alphabetical categories and remembers your recent conversions, and even tells you exactly how many seconds since the rates were updated. Easily used and usable by everyone from casual travelers to millionaire bigwigs.

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13:19
PompUp Mobile - Personal Trainer Video su BlackBerry
» ‎ BB World

Chi di noi non ha pensato nemmeno un attimo a mettersi in forma per la prossima estate? Qualcuno lo sta facendo, altri (tipo il sottoscritto) proprio non ne vogliono sapere. Però adesso arriva PompUp Mobile, un personal trainer virtuale che dal video del tuo BlackBerry (ma anche iPod, iPhone, Palmare ..) spiega e fa vedere come [...]

13:13
SameCell Update…
» ‎ BerryReview.com

I just received the following email from SameCell regarding a new update on their application. Most of you who use this one would have got the message but for those of you who didn’t, Here it is…

“Version 1.14 has now been released, so you should see an “Upgrade” menu option within the SameCell application on your BlackBerry. The new version includes a number of improved features such as the synchronization with Facebook, performance improvements and bug fixes. This version also includes enhancements for GPS users to enable closer and more accurate proximity information and optimizations to minimize battery use.
Note: the upgrade option will not appear if SameCell is disabled. If you do not see the upgrade link, you can also upgrade by installing the new version directly from the setup site: www.samecell.com/setup
As an early adopter of the SameCell service, we would appreciate any feedback you could provide on how we can make the service better, more fun, and more useful. We would also be interested in your thoughts on how to make it more likely that you would engage your friends and acquaintances in SameCell. Please email your thoughts and suggestions to suggestions@samecell.com.
If you wish to deactivate your account, please select “Deactivate” from the Options menu and then delete the application from your BlackBerry. If you have already deleted the application without deactivating and wish to deactivate your account, please send an email to support@samecell.com with the word “Deactivate” in the subject. Once deactivation is complete, you will be removed from all future emails.”

13:12
FREE Software: Mobile File Manager and Mobile Viewer
» ‎ CrackBerry.com blogs

The company formerly known as Idokorro, Rove announced yesterday that two of it's popular products are now completely FREE OF CHARGE.

Mobile File Manager allows BlackBerry users to connect to remote file servers such as FTP, SFTP, WebDAV and Windows file shares. Users can edit files such as web pages, deploy sites, upload photos, transfer files from the memory card, view graphics on remote computers, edit configuration files, and monitor log files and much more.

Rove Mobile Viewer for BlackBerry (formerly BlackBerry Viewer) displays the screen of a BlackBerry smartphone on a computer screen. Users can give live demonstrations of any application designed for BlackBerry smartphones, create training presentations for BlackBerry users, take screen captures and record videos.

Can you think of anything better than Free GOOD Software for your BlackBerry? I don't think I can... so click over and pick up your new goodies today!

12:38
Rassegna dei temi del mattino: Wedding, VistaZEN, Italian83 e BBGoodies
» ‎ BB World

Quasi quasi ne faccio una rubrica fissa: I Temi Del Mattino … sarebbe come andare dal fornaio per il pane fresco tutte le mattine. Apparte i miei soliti vaneggiamenti, ecco un’altro piccolo gruppetto di temi che mi sembrano interessanti; non badate al fatto che le schermate sono le classiche 320×240, esistono per tutti i BlackBerry.

7:33
PumpOne Mobile - BlackBerry Workout!
» ‎ BlackBerryInsight

“The countdown to summer has begun. It’s the season we all want to look our best,” said Craig Schlossberg, President of PumpOne. “PumpedForSummer 2008 will really jumpstart the user’s summer program and get them well on their way to fitting into that bathing suit.”

Designed by PumpOne’s exercise physiologist, the PumpedForSummer 2008 Video Trainer is specifically designed for the mobile fitness user. Whether on an iPod, iPhone, Blackberry or Treo, this portable personal trainer provides clear, concise visuals.

Link: [www.pumpone.com] ($19)

More software for your BlackBerry can be found in our BlackBerryInsight Software Store!

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6:48
Cherrichiodo: temi per palmari Blackberry 8100 - 8300 - 8700 - 8800::..
» ‎ BlackberryItalia.it

Cherrichiodo mette a disposizione tantissimi temi per palmari Blackberry
6:43
Gestisci il tuo blog ed altro dal tuo palmare BlackBerry::..
» ‎ BlackberryItalia.it

Cellspin, uno strumento utile per i blogger in movimento e non solo.
6:24
Due applicazioni gratis da RoveMobile::..
» ‎ BlackberryItalia.it

Rove Mobile ( ex Idokorro), azienda leader nel settore software per dispositivi mobili, rilascia gratuitamente due software molto utili: Rove Mobile File Manager e Rove Mobile Viewer
6:02
Firmware 4.5 per BlackBerry 8800: ufficiale ?::..
» ‎ BlackberryItalia.it

Ecco il link per scaricare il firmware 4.5 per il modello 8800

5:49
Michelle Trachtenberg On the Set of “Gossip Girl”
» ‎ Celebrity BlackBerry Sightings
5:49
The Girls of “Beth Cooper” Use BlackBerry’s
» ‎ Celebrity BlackBerry Sightings

Sometimes in my free time, I would do a little extras work. You know, the people who are in the background of TV shows and movies. Well, I got booked to work on a new movie called I Love You, Beth Cooper (starring Hayden Panettiere) on Tuesday. We were filming a graduation scene. The whole time, Hayden was carrying around her red BlackBerry Curve that it even vibrated during filming! Lauren London is also in this movie and she was also carrying around her BlackBerry. The girl who plays Angelika in the movie is a BlackBerry 8800 user, but I can’t find her on imdb. I would have asked the two for a picture with their BlackBerry’s, but I probably would have been kicked off set.

5:20
Get 2 Free BlackBerry Downloads From Rove Mobile
» ‎ RIMarkable

Rove Mobile, formerly Idokorro, is now offering two of its mobile applications as free blackberry downloads.

The first, Rove Mobile File Manager is an FTP client for your BlackBerry. Mobile File Manager supports Windows File Sharing, WebDAV, File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Secure FTP (SFTP) connections can can so via the MDS service provided by BES or TCP/IP if you are not on BES.

The second free BlackBerry download is Rove Mobile Viewer for BlackBerry, an application that allows you to view the screen of your BlackBerry on your computer monitor. Mobile Viewer not only allows you to project your BlackBerry’s screen to your computer monitor, but, you can create screen shots or even record video from your BlackBerry.

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Rove’s Mobile File Manager and Mobile Viewer available free
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Immediately after the release of BEIKS’ free FTP app, BlackBerry users are getting another, and more besides: Mobile File Manager and Mobile Viewer are now available from Rove Mobile free of charge. Mobile File Manager offers a great deal more than just FTP support, allowing users to connect to SFTP, WebDAV, and Windows file shares as well. Mobile Viewer, formerly known as BlackBerry Viewer, displays a BlackBerry’s screen on a computer monitor, making presentations of any BlackBerry app a simple process and allowing for easy screen captures. Both are available free from Rove, so have at it!

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