A few days ago, we were given the opportunity to play around with CyberSynchs.  Overall, the service rocks if you have a lot of vital data on your BlackBerry, and are too lazy like myself to make backups through BlackBerry Desktop Manager.  CyberSynchs keeps four main points in mind for you: Safety, Security, Accessibility, and Compatibility.  In safety, the app will backup and keep another copy of all your information safely (and privately) just in case you need to pull it up later.  With security options, you’ll fee rest assured that all of your information is equipped with high security, preventing hackers and other people obtaining your data.  In accessibility, you’ll be able to access your information anywhere you are without having to worry about carrying your data around or losing it.  With compatibility, you can easily transfer information and data between different types of phones, even if they are different kinds.

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Fixmo Tools is the answer to any missing links on your BlackBerry.  There’s just so much to it.  As the app stands at a pricey $19.99, you’ll be getting a lot for it.  Check out the features of Fixmo Tools:

• Undelete is your phone’s “recycling bin.” You can retrieve deleted email, PIN messages, calendar events, tasks, and memos. Undelete is integrated into the existing message system menus.
• Flame Retardant helps you save face. It warns if you’re about to:
• • Reply All to a message on which you were BCC’d when you want to reply only to the sender,
• • Use potentially inappropriate content, such as profanities or excessive punctuation and capitalization (which can imply shouting),
• • Add unintended recipients. Flame Retardant will ask you to double-check your recipient list based on the domains you’re sending to. Keep clients and friends off of those internal business emails!
• Silencer watches your calendar and completely silences during scheduled events. (No rings, alerts, or other sounds) For unexpected events, use Quick Silence, and set it for any duration. (The movie theatre will thank you.)
• Forward/Reply with Edit lets you edit the original message when you reply or forward it. Like Undelete, this essential utility integrates seamlessly into the existing BlackBerry e-mail menus.
• Battery Watch is your early warning system. It monitors power usage and warns you when your battery reaches low levels. Detailed statistics estimate how much talk, browsing, standby and other app time you have left so you don’t run out at a bad time.
• Memory Monitor is your phone’s “check up.” It tracks detailed memory stats and gives you an insight into your phone’s performance across both RAM and device memory.

Fixmo Tools is available at the PocketBerry Store for $19.99.  If you decide to purchase, drop us a line and let us know what you think about it.  Click the link below to read more info on Fixmo Tools, including more screenshots.

• Check out Fixmo Tools for BlackBerry >>

-by Collin Sorp

The wait is over ladies and gentleman.  As I registered to be informed when it was available like many, the day finally came.  What are our impressions so far? Well the app is a whole 1.1MB, but that doesn’t phase me on a BlackBerry Bold 9700.  The application seems to run very smooth browsing through books, but I’ll be honest with you, as I had my ebooks on Kobo, which was formerly Shortcovers.  Any way, go ahead and download the application for yourselves, keeping in mind that it is beta.  Enjoy.

Compatibility: Bold 9000, Bold 9700, Curve 8520, Curve 8900, Storm 9530, Storm 9550, Tour 9630

• Download Amazon Kindle for BlackBerry >>

-by Mac Jadalhack

I am honestly far more impressed with the BlackBerry U2 Mobile Album application. We were really excited for it at first, but the application doesn’t seem like one that RIM would release.  Ever since I saw the home screen icon for it, I hated it.  It’s very pixelated, and nothing is actually proportional in the application (including the BlackBerry logo on the loading screen, you’ll see).  Thats a screenshot of what you’ll get when loading the app so don’t get so impressed by it.  On the other hand, this is more of a convenient application than it is a day in and out functional one.  If you need to purchase an accessory, you do so right from your BlackBerry through ShopBlackBerry.com via this app right here!  It’s available for US and Canada to my knowledge now so head over to the BlackBerry App World to download it.

• Check out ShopBlackBerry App >>

-by Mac Jadalhack

BlackBerry Handheld Software v5.0.0.756 (Multilanguage)
Package Version: 5.0.0.756
Consisting of:

• Applications: 5.0.0.459
• Software Platform: 4.2.0.201
• File name: 8530AMEA_PBr5.0.0_rel756_PL4.2.0.201_A5.0.0.459_Sprint_L.P.exe
• File size: 97.62MB

Note: The Software Platform and Applications version numbers can be found under Options-About screen on the handheld.

• Download OS 5.0.0.459 for BlackBerry Curve 8530 via Sprint >>

-by Collin Sorp

It’s no surprise as we got leaked details about the BlackBerry Storm 2 coming to T-Mobile UK.  At first, it was going around that it was just T-Mobile, but as the post kept getting retweeted, it came to all our realizations that T-Mobile UK was getting it only.  Sorry US customers.  Any way, if you’re a T-Mobile UK customer, you can get one of these bad boys with a plan of £30 or higher.  It looks like T-Mobile UK is beating Rogers at getting the Storm 2! Thanks Ricky for the hat tip!

• Check out the BlackBerry Storm 2 at T-Mobile UK >>

-by Otoniel Bruno

No, it’s not a new innovative product from BlackBerry before you get all excited.  But do stay on the edge of your seats because this deal is quite a steal.  For $54.95 (sounds high, but relax) you’ll be getting:

BlackBerry Power Station (MSRP $99.95)

• The BlackBerry Power Station holds your smartphone firmly in place while providing full access to the keyboard and side buttons. Call home or dial into a conference call using the speakerphone functionality of your BlackBerry, while also charging your Blackberry HS-655 Bluetooth Headset at the same time.

BlackBerry D-X1 Standard Battery2. BlackBerry HS-655+ Bluetooth Headset (MSRP $119.95)

• The BlackBerry HS-655+ Bluetooth Headset fuses cutting-edge technology with a sleek, ultra-light design to deliver a mobile experience unlike any other. With Digital Signal Processing (DSP) – the latest in audio technology – the BlackBerry HS-655+ reduces noise levels to provide enhanced sound for clear conversations.

This bundle package is available at the PocketBerry Store for only $54.95 as it has just arrived as a new item.

• Check out the BlackBerry Power Station Bundle >>

-by Collin Sorp

We’re a little late at putting this out, but it looks like a lot of the other blogs have forgot to period.  Any way, here’s the Trace theme for BlackBerry which is the latest by Elecite.  We’re not going to bother going through the birds and bees of it, as you have to see it for yourself.  Hit the jump to view the video, or click here to be redirected to the YouTube clip to view.

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Are you one of those people who don’t like risking eating out here and there?  I am one to to try new places regardless of how it looks, but that’s just me.  If you’re looking to get official US restaurant health inspection scores, then check out this app.  Don’t get worried next time you go to a restaurant with your spouse or friends.  Eat in a clean and safe environment, which the US Health Inspectors have given high scores.

Features:

• Over 400,000+ establishments across the USA
• Report incidents
• View past and current inspection scores
• View a restaurant’s trend
• Track your favorite restaurants instantly
• Get food safety facts
• Simplified interpretation of scores via quickly identifiable icons
• Uses BlackBerry Web Application Development Guidelines! This minimizes the storage requirements on the phone and provides the core application via the BlackBerry Browser.
• Automatic updates

Restaurant Inspector for BlackBerry is available at the PocketBerry Store for only $4.99.

• Check out Restaurant Inspector for BlackBerry >>

-by Otoniel Bruno

It’s about time! We’ve been in beta for WeatherEye 2.0 for quite some time now, and months later finally the official build launches.  Overall, the app looks a little bit different as it did a face lift. So what’s new in 2.0?

• Redesigned GUI
• Multiple Locations
• Hourly forecasts
• POP in long term forecast
• Maps (not sure what for, though)

WeatherEye is a freebie app available at the BlackBerry App World, If you’re like me using BerryWeather, this is a cool one to try out, but don’t expect all the cool radar maps and awesome features here.

• Check out WeatherEye at the BlackBerry App World >>

-by Mac Jadalhack

Source: BerryReview