Articles Archive for September 2011
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Source: BerryReview
Miscellaneous Thoughts »
I remember when the BlackBerry Bold 9000 first came out, it was a huge inconvenience not having support for a bunch of applications I previously had on my Curve 8310. Soon enough developers caught on and updated their applications to work with the new OS but the transition period was frustrating.
OS Updates »

Source: @rr_yy
Application Updates, Free Applications »

In this latest upgrade, we’ve focused on bug fixes in platform such as avatar changes in Bridge and enabled a ‘Third Party Application’ discovery system message.
Issues: When scrolling up to view message history in group chat focus jumps down and makes it hard to scroll
This update is only available to BlackBerry Beta Zone members, so login here to grab the update.
Free Applications »
Rugby World Cup 2011 is here until October 23rd, and if you’re one who likes to follow up with the game scores, there’s free BlackBerry applications to download. RWC 2011 is a free app on both BlackBerry smartphones and BlackBerry PlayBook giving you the latest scores, real time live commentary, live match coverage, stats, video highlights, and more.
The version for smartphones is BBM 6 integrated so you can share scores with your friends with only a click just like ScoreMobile.
Premium Applications, Promotions »
Yesterday I noticed that Fixmo Tools for BlackBerry was on sale for $7.99. For those who have followed up with the application, you know the normal price for it is $14.99. Fixmo Tools is described as a “utility belt” for your BlackBerry where you get 17 applications built-in. A lot of these are applications you never knew you needed until trying them out first hand and realizing how essential and useful they can be everyday on your BlackBerry. Read more on Fixmo Tools using the link below or to purchase a copy while the sale is around.
General News »
After last week’s RIM earnings call, it was hinted that the BlackBerry PlayBook would be dropping in price. Internally Rogers Wireless employees were offered the tablet at a discounted price, and now it looks like Walmart Canada has put out a sale to everyone on it. You can grab the 16GB BlackBerry PlayBook from Walmart in Canada for only $249, which cuts the price in a half exactly. The item doesn’t appear to have the updated price yet online, but MobileSyrup snagged a screenshot clearly showing that the tablet’s been purchased for $249.99. I’m sure tablets will sell out quick once the word spreads and the price updates online. It’s not the same slick deal as the HP TouchPad, but 50% off on a tablet that’s staying in the market is excellent.
How do you feel about the price cuts? Is this a bad sign for the future of the BlackBerry PlayBook or is RIM simply trying to get more users onto it?
Themes »
Love it or hate it, Apple iOS themes seem to be quite popular for BlackBerry. They’re not necessarily imitating but some of theme look really clean on BlackBerry smartphones. OS Fusion gives you “the best of both worlds” as the theme developer suggests in their description. You get a taste of both OS 7 and Apple iOS in it as you see in the screenshot above. Features include:
- No SVG coding, No leg, No Battery loss, very fast.
- Maximum Optimization to Prevent Memory Leaks.
- New look for your BlackBerry�.
- 6/4 Icon home screen, depending on the device.
- Changeable app order.
- Changeable wallpaper, the Dock does not change.
Check out OS Fusion at the PocketBerry Store >>






