What will happen when the Bold gets released, will the review boys be harsher on it because it follows the great “iPhone”, will Rim be able to keep a good momentum, and what about the REAL PRICE what will it be?.
All these questions are popping up all over the internet, personally I think that the Reviewers, I.E wall street guys and big Tech Companies will try to trash talk the unit, just because of the steps that Rm takes to secure there devices abilities as well as manner. Rim has been steadfast and true, not a flashy, all the bells and whistles kind of company…well at least not a a whim, they truly think out their designs and release when they feel it is a match and a step, and usually a good step up ad forward.
if you can see now that some of the WTF iPhone issues are comming out of the wood work, like the no cut and paste, but also the no video, and no streaming video as of yet and a few mor that I have come across in my readings. I think apple rushed the phone for the 3G and wanted the dominace, and wanted to be the fisrt to bite this summer, they new where Rim was at and had to make their mark….But I believe that when the BOLD drops, and after the he said she said falls away, that the bold will out shine the iPhone ad all ohter as well. It is a well thought out design, MAchine, and operating systems with tried and true electronics and applications.
Palringo, a messaging service that extends to mobile devices and offers functionality of PC-based IM services, has released its software client for BlackBerry smartphones from Research in Motion (RIM). Palringo’s Rich Messaging Service (RMS) is available for the BlackBerry Pearl, BlackBerry Curve and BlackBerry 8800 series smartphones.
We are not really regular readers of other BlackBerry news sites. Most of those “news” are douple or even triple-posted by them (sorry guys). Anyway, we just found a nice link from our friends at BBGeeks (they do some funny videos from time to time). They gathered a bunch of links to free games for your BlackBerry and set up an article about this. Must have been a lot of work! Kudos from us!
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seems after to talking with a Rogers Wireless rep today…I found out that if you currently have a
data plan that is more expensive than the new iPhone plan you qualify
for the new 6gig for $30 bucks deal (on a 3 year that is, make sure you check their disclaimer), so it doesn’t have to be a new 3G
phone purchase, or an iPhone or a Blackberry Bold for that matter, all of the data devices they have
qualify for this plan as long as you are currently paying more for data than the new 6gig for $30 bucks…..which would make just about all currently Rogers Data users eligible I would guess.
At least this makes it a little nicer for us
NON 3g Smart Phone users
Information Appliance Associates, creators of industry-leading mobile connectivity solutions, announces the release of the PocketMac(R) RingtoneStudio for BlackBerry, the first and only Macintosh tool that gives BlackBerry users the power to convert almost any media file into a ringtone.
“We’re incredibly excited,” said Terence Goggin, CTO of Information Appliance Associates. “The BlackBerry is great, and as more people are using it, they have told us they want to expand the variety of ringtones they can use on their BlackBerry. But it was either too expensive or too difficult to do on their own. That’s where this software comes in.”
PocketMac RingtoneStudio for BlackBerry works with sound files, iTunes tracks you own, and any Mac-friendly movie formats to produce ringtones that can then be automatically synched to a BlackBerry.
In case your are not using a Mac but a Windows 2000/XP/Vista PC you should take a look to the Ringtone Generator for BlackBerry (just $14.49 $11.59; use bbinsight20 coupon code to save 20%!).
However, you can also take advantage of BlackBerryInsight exclusive coupon which gives you the right to get this already good price even more discounted. Use “bbinsight20″ coupon code during purchase process and you will pay just $23.96 instead of the original price.
Orginal survival guide developed by the Department of the Army (FM 3-05.70)
Get your emergency manual offline on your BlackBerry (no network connection required!).
Covers almost any survival situation (see contents).
Ideal for emergency situations; camping; adventure-holidays.
I just heard some rumors about a new application that will join the already downloadable 4 free BlackBerry® applications at s4bb.com. Some time ago we reported about the free morse application for BlackBerry which has been released over there. We already subscribed to their news feed which will alarm us when the new application is online. We don’t know yet, which kind of application this will be. Anyway: we just love free apps, games, wallpapers, whatever!
We will be the first to report about this so stay tuned!
Brainworks, together with the ProMobile dictation software, has a new solution for mobiles from the Nokia E Series and BlackBerry smartphones. This application helps to cut down on the work needed to use these as dictating machines, and then to manage the recordings. After the software has been installed, the keypad or the mouse controller can be used to record, edit and send the dictation files. As Eduard Meiler, head of Brainworks GmbH, explains, this would mean that users wouldn’t need a dictating machine as well as a smartphone. This set-up’s specialty is that the recorded and edited data can be sent straight to digital dictation machines over UMTS, WLAN, GPRS or e-mail, making the information is immediately available to typists.
S4BB Limited just released two new applications for the BlackBerry® Wireless Handheld: MobileDiary and Menstrual Calendar for BlackBerry®. Furthermore, S4BB Limited released updated versions of TaskMaster as well as the famous wallpaper application Wallpaper Megaplex for BlackBerry®.
We are huge fans of the TaskMaster application because it is a very slim and fast task management system which synchronizes with the desktop computer and enterprise system very well. However, the Menstrual Calendar seems to be quite interesting. We have never seen something like this for the BlackBerry, yet. I am wondering if there is a real market for female BlackBerry users who want to use our BlackBerry to keep track of their periods. Or, perhaps men can use it to keep track of their women’s period …
The Boy Genius report is telling us that a trusted Source is saying the Blackberry Thunder is having major issues and is nowhere near a launch…….read on here….thanks BGR
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Palringo, a messaging service that extends to mobile devices and offers functionality of PC-based IM services, has released its software client for BlackBerry smartphones from Research in Motion (RIM). Palringo’s Rich Messaging Service (RMS) is available for the BlackBerry Pearl, BlackBerry Curve and BlackBerry 8800 series smartphones.
We are not really regular readers of other BlackBerry news sites. Most of those “news” are douple or even triple-posted by them (sorry guys). Anyway, we just found a nice link from our friends at BBGeeks (they do some funny 
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