More BlackBerry 6 OS Videos (Webkit Browser, Media Player, And Full OS Walkthrough)
Salomondrin.net made some new videos testing the new Webkit browser, showing off the new media player, and an OS walkthrough…
Dat Piff Mobile Is Now Available For BlackBerry Devices
Dat Piff Mobile app is now available for most BlackBerry devices to stream the latest in mixtapes, videos, and news…
RIM Is Pissed At Apple For Lying About BlackBerry ‘Death Grip’ Reception
Courtesy of Crackberry.com, they got an official statement from RIM’s Co-CEOs Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie. They were definitely pissed at Apple for using their phone to show their 9700…Continue Reading →
Verizon Planning To Kill Off More Devices. Details Inside!
Well it looks like Verizon isn’t done cleaning house of smartphone inventory. The BlackBerry Tour 9630, the Motorola Droid, and…
Rumor: BlackBerry Tablet Definitely On The Way With Flash Support
An analyst for Rodman & Renshaw recently confirmed through a recent report that RIM is definitely working on a BlackBerry…
RIM Also Introduces BlackBerry Protect
RIM isn’t done yet, soon they will offer a cloud-based utility called BlackBerry Protect. With BlackBerry Protect you will be able to wirelessly backup, restore, and locate your device on…Continue Reading →
RIM Releases A New BlackBerry 6.0 OS Teaser Video
RIM outs an official BlackBerry 6.0 OS teaser after the string of recent Webkit browser videos that have recently popped…
New Browser Battle Caught On Video: RIM Webkit vs. Apple’s Mobile Safari
Spotted via Twitter, the battle of the browsers: BlackBerry’s Webkit vs. Apple’s Mobile Safari. It is BlackBerry’s new Bold 9800…
More Video Of BlackBerry’s New Webkit Browser
*pic courtesy of Crackberry.com* Driphter.com posted a video showcasing the new Webkit browser that comes equipped with BlackBerry’s new 6.0 OS. They brandished off the browser on a BlackBerry Bold…Continue Reading →
T-Mobile’s Roadmap For The Remainder Of 2010
AndroidSpin.com got a screenshot showing what’s still on deck for T-Mobile roadmap for the second half of 2010. Looks like…