It has been a huge day for Research In Motion, as the company just unveiled multiple BlackBerry 7 devices and these should land on a carrier near you within weeks (hopefully). These devices sport beefed up hardware and an updated operating system but are these enough to help RIM compete against the likes of Apple,…
BlackBerry Bold 9930, Torch 9850 hitting Sprint this Fall
If you can’t wait to get your hands on some of the new BlackBerry 7 devices, then keep an eye of Sprint this Fall because the carrier just announced that it will be carrying the BlackBerry Bold 9930 and the Torch 9850 in a few months. The BlackBerry Bold 9930 and Torch 9850 both sport…
BlackBerry PlayBook Android apps coming later this fall
If you were hoping that your BlackBerry PlayBook would be running Android apps by now, I apologize for being the bearer of bad news. According to a new rumor, the “late summer” plan by RIM to get Android apps onto its tablet has been delayed until late fall. Some users purchased the PlayBook in high…
Groupme 3.0 hits 90 countries, Windows Phone 7 users
Group messaging service Groupme, which we’ve already covered in the past (heck we even spent few minutes interviewing co-founder Jared Hecht), has been updated and released in 90 countries. In addition, Windows Phone 7 is now also on the list of supported platforms, allowing Microsoft’s early adopters to join the conversation. In addition, version 3.0…
INRIX Traffic app now available for Windows Phone 7 and BlackBerry users
After launching its iOS and Android apps, INRIX is going for the BlackBerry and Windows Phone 7 users. As you may know, INRIX Traffic app provides real-time traffic information, helping drivers save time, fuel and money. It also covers more roads than any other traffic app providing information that extends beyond major highways and interstates.…
Infographics: Android vs iOS in mobile advertising
Apple is leading the mobile application market with its AppStore still having more apps than any other service, Android Market included. And while that picture may change in the coming months, iOS app and game developers keep making more money than their Android counterparts, presuming we can separate iOS and Android developers in two distinct…
Sprint’s HTC EVO 4G, Epic 4G, and more going the way of Old Yeller in the coming months
Two of Sprint’s hottest phones will soon be put out to pasture with newer hardware on the way. The screenshot below shows a handful of other handsets that will also be going in the coming months. In late July or early August, you’ll no longer be able to grab the BlackBerry Style or Motorola i1.…
Official Tour de France 2011 mobile game hits Android, BlackBerry devices
The official Tour de France mobile game is no longer something reserved for the iPhone and iPod Touch users – Android and BlackBerry smartphone owners can now join the party, too. The game is true to the original event, allowing you to assemble and manage a team of real cyclists competing in the Tour, including…
RIM has ‘no plan’ to discontinue WiFi PlayBook
There was a little scuttlebutt this morning about Research In Motion potentially discontinuing the WiFi-only version of its BlackBerry PlayBook but the company is quickly trying to put out that fire. The rumor stemmed from an analyst who said the company might stop making the WiFi-only BlackBerry PlayBook in favor of working on carrier deals…
BlackBerry Style 9670 lands on Boost Mobile
If you’ve been dying to get your hands on the BlackBerry Style 9670 but didn’t want to sign a long-term contract to get your hands on the flip-form BlackBerry, you’ll be happy to know that the device will be coming to Boost Mobile July 20 for $199.99. That’s not a bad price when you consider…









