If you weren’t in on the Dropbox limited beta for BlackBerry, chances are you’ve been waiting for what feels like an eternity. Thankfully, I’m happy to report that the beta has come to an end, and the app can freely be installed on your BlackBerry, for free. Dropbox is a handy tool/service that lets you…
Vodafone UK Launches BlackBerry Torch 9800 Pre-Order
For BlackBerry users in the UK waiting to get their hands on the Torch 9800, your wait is almost over. By the looks of things, Vodafone UK has put up their Torch 9800 pre-order page for all to see. To get started with your pre-order, all you need to do is click the ‘Select &…
DTAC Thailand Goes Official with OS 5.0.0.912 for the BlackBerry Curve 3G
A quick BlackBerry OS update for the Curve 3G (9300) users out there in the crowd. This is actually an OFFICIAL release, as it was given the seal of approval from the folks at DTAC Thailand. Gotta love it when an official release hits the scene… leaks are great, but official is better. At any…
Will the RIM BlackPad show up next week?
We all know that Research In Motion is working on a tablet which could be a competitor to the Apple iPad and a story out of the Wall Street Journal suggests that the “BlackPad” may be formally announced next week at the company’s annual developer meeting. The publication cites “people familiar with RIM’s plans” but…
BlackBerry Torch 9800: OS 6.0.0.246 Leaked
Yet another new OS for BlackBerry Torch 9800 users out there. Can you honestly say you’re surprised? I’m not. With new devices usually comes a flood of operating system leaks, and the new vertical slider from RIM is no exception. This time around we have OS 6.0.0.246, leaked and ready to rock on your 9800.…
Google offering business users two way authentication using either apps, SMS or plain old phone calls
Security is something businesses take very seriously, especially today where an idea is no longer worth anything and it’s the best implementations, along with the biggest marketing budget behind said implementation of said idea, that makes or breaks small and large corporations alike, which is why Google is introducing a two way authentication method for…
AT&T BlackBerry Curve 3G and Pearl 3G Slated for October 3rd Launch
Just the other day, Kelly touched upon a new lineup of Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone 7 devices due to hit AT&T. While she did mention the Curve 3G and Pearl 3G are set to make their appearance, I thought it may be worthwhile to dedicate a post to the 2 new BlackBerry offerings slated…
BlackBerry OS 6 Leaked for Curve 3G 9330, Bold 9650
Builds of BlackBerry 6 have been leaked for the Curve 3G 9330 and Bold 9650, bringing with them all the joy accompanied by a WebKit browser, universal search, and user interface improvements. We’ve been expecting some kind of release soon after seeing both running the software, and we still have the 9100 and 9700 upgrades…
AT&T Motorola Flipout arriving tomorrow, Windows Phone 7 devices October 17th?
A tip sent into Engadget reveals AT&T’s upcoming roadmap for the holiday shopping season. Similar to T-Mobile, AT&T has a nice array of handsets landing in the next few months including the Motorola Flipout and slew of Windows Phone 7 handsets. The leaked information from the tipster includes the following handsets and tentative launch dates: Motorola Flipout: September 19th.…
Game of the Day: Rubik’s Cube for BlackBerry
Growing up in the eighties as I did, I’m no stranger to the puzzling frustration of the Rubik’s Cube. In my family, we had not only the traditional 3x3x3 cube, but as I got older, I seem to recall other models of different shapes and sizes, strewn about the house… and I was terrible at…









