BlackBerry users will want to take a minute or two out of their hectic schedule today in order to fulfill one app update that’s worth grabbing. The popular Bolt Browser has been updated to 2.1. With it comes enhanced Facebook integration as well as an updated webkit engine. The latter of which is always considered a good thing as such updates usually beget speed. And we all know how much rendering speed means in the mobile sphere. But speed isn’t...
Blurry pictures may be the de facto standard for new device leaks, but thankfully the BlackBerry 9800 above has been leaked many times over. But this time we actually have a few juicy nuggets to share with you. First off, OS 6.0 is the OS powering the 9800 — not like there was much contention with that anyway. Something that will tickle your fancy however is news that RIM’s new Webkit browser is onboard and working quite well. Based on the images provided by...
Even the greatest of greats can get old after years of repetitive use. BlackBerry’s — yes, even BlackBerry’s — are one gadget in my mind that have beaten the bread and butter feature time and time again. I mean, how many different ways can you make a qwerty keyboard? RIM’s touchscreen ventures are notable, though haven’t done nearly as well as many hoped. Looking to recapture some of that pizazz, RIM is pushing ahead with an all new...
There are some of us who like to talk, network, and spread our social butterfly wings. And then there are some of us who really like to talk, network, and spread said wings. For the latter, multi-chat IM clients are a life or death tool when out and about the town. For mobile users, multichat IM apps are a must. For BlackBerry users specifically, there are plenty of options in apps to communicate with others already. Why add another? Hey, folks. Options options...
Another day, another leaked BlackBerry UAProf document giving us a gaze inside the secretive world of next-gen BlackBerries. Today, we’re once again looking at the Pearl lineup as it makes it’s way into the 9xxx model line, specifically the 9105 BlackBerry. Based on previous inklings and screenshots of this 91xx slimmed down device as well as this new UAProf document, we can now see a bit more clearly. It appears that some carrier in some corner of the world...
