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Blackberry 8800 and 8830 grass theme for Free

March 11th, 2010

grass2 The great earth makes herself hospitable with the help of the grass. Tiny grass, your steps are small, but you possess the earth under your tread. I love the color of this theme, very nice! I show it  here, hope all of you like it and more beautiful theme will show later!

Just enjoy

You can download this free theme for your BlackBerry:

 

Download the grass theme for Blackberry 8800
Download the grass theme for Blackberry 8830

WWF Earth Hour App for BlackBerry

March 11th, 2010

50168 You can now download the Earth Hour app for BlackBerry Smartphones straight from App World. Here’s the official description:

Earth Hour is Saturday, March 27 at 8:30 p.m. local time and encourages people to turn off their lights to show support for action on climate change. 

As lights go off around the world, this application will keep you connected with news, local events and participants from across the globe. Join the movement and stay in the conversation as WWF teams and individual supporters get ready for the big day.

During Earth Hour you can countdown with us, see photos of cities across the globe celebrating and submit your own photos of how you are spending the big night.

CrackBerry.com’s feed sponsored by ShopCrackBerry.com. WWF Earth Hour App for BlackBerry Smartphones Now Available

foursquare Is Now Available In BlackBerry App World!

March 11th, 2010

Capture-on-03-11-2010-09-02-16-400x300 foursquare is available in the BlackBerry App World, making it easier to keep track of updates as well. I’ve included some pictures of the app and description. All you do is download it, make an account/profile if you’ve never used it before, and sign in.  From then on you’re able to play. Check out the details…

Here is the description in App World:

Foursquare is all about helping you find new ways to explore the city. Earn points and unlock badges for discovering new places, doing new things and meeting new people.

People use foursquare to “check-in”, which is a way of telling us your whereabouts. When you check-in someplace, we’ll tell your friends where they can find you and recommend places to go & things to do nearby. People check-in at all kind of places – cafes, bars, restaurants, parks, homes, offices.

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Nimbuzz launch new native app for Blackberry smartphones!

March 11th, 2010

Nimbuzz-blackberry Nimbuzz for Blackberry runs as a native application and enables you to connect with all your friends from the most popular social networks and IM communities like Skype, Facebook, WLM (MSN), MySpace, Yahoo, Gtalk and many more!

Here’s what the new app does for you:

  • runs in background – allowing you to be online and available to your friends while writing an email, watching a movie or updating your agenda
  • connects you to all your friends – stay in touch with all your friends from the most popular social networks and instant messaging communities
  • brings home screen notification – whenever you receive a chat and the app is running in background you will see a notification on your home screen
  • auto-reconnects – whenever you lose the connection Nimbuzz will try to reconnect you switching between 3G, 2G or  Wi-Fi searching for an available internet connection
  • Clickable” URL’s – for a complete online experience you can open the links from chats or personal messages

Read more…

UberTwitter Version 0.970 Released – Now Available

March 11th, 2010

ubertwatter The folks over at ÜberTwitter have been hard at workon their latest version of the popular Twitter client for BlackBerry. Today, CodeWarden has made version 0.970 available for download via the ÜberTwitter website. Those of you running version 0.963 or lower are encouraged to upgrade and check out the latest version. Many bug fixes are include in this release, all of which CodeWarden has outlined on the site. Be sure to check the site for the full details.

How to Add a GPS to Blackberry Maps

March 11th, 2010

BlackBerry handsets come preloaded with the BlackBerry Maps application as the default mapping software for the device. BlackBerry Maps provides adequate functionality to navigate effectively, even though it is more basic than other offerings on the market. BlackBerry Maps used together with the BlackBerry device’s built-in GPS can provide real-time, turn-by-turn directions.

Things You’ll Need:
  • BlackBerry Smart Phone
  • BlackBerry Maps Application

Step 1: Navigate to the BlackBerry’s Options menu. Choose "Advanced Options" then "GPS". From the "GPS Services" field, select "Location On". Return to the main menu.

Step 2: Open the BlackBerry Maps application. From the main menu, scroll to and select "Maps".

Step 3: Enable GPS navigation. Open the BlackBerry Maps menu using the BlackBerry device’s menu key. Scroll to "Start GPS Navigation" option and click using the trackball.

Step 4: Wait for the BlackBerry to acquire GPS tracking satellites. Once the tracking satellites are acquired, BlackBerry Maps can be used to provide turn-by-turn directions.

AddOnis Updated And Adds On More Love For 5.0!

March 9th, 2010

Capture-on-03-08-2010-20-37-28-400x300 Rory just let us know that AddOnis has updated and is now compatible with OS 5.0 (and includes the new Standby/Lock function, the First App to support the new combination in 5.0). The new updated version is v1.4.8. There are now also three versions of AddOnis: 4.5, 4.6/4.7, and 5.0. AddOnis is the ultimate toolbox for a BlackBerry as in the features it has onboard, and the new updated version has the other features and then some. Check it out…

Update for 4.5/4.6:

  • Fixed a bug that can not send email to calendar.
  • Fixed a bug that keylocker exception will not save.
  • New function: After call disconnect, you can manually send call to calendar.

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50 Free Copies Of ZenMinder To Give Away!

March 8th, 2010

zenlogoZenMinder is the ultimate way to manage multiple or new routine reminders, without adding stress. It has the ability to create scheduled, repeating reminders, which will help you assimilate new habits into your life. I actually had a chance to review it; you can check it out here. From their site, here is the overview:

  • Simple and elegant user interface for a remarkable user experience
  • Set reminder at a certain date and define recurrences
  • Four available Zen reminder sounds
  • Possibility to play custom sound files from your BlackBerry
  • Unlimited number of reminders
  • Notification with vibration
  • Deactivation of reminders on weekends or manually
  • 12/24 hour time format
  • Optional auto-delete of expired reminder

Read more…

BlackBerry Curve 8530 Arriving In Red To Sprint?

March 7th, 2010

BlackberryCurve8530red_GR Remember the days when you could pick up a BlackBerry Curve and Pearl in just about every color of the rainbow? I certainly do. The crimson red 83xx was a sweet device that I always wanted but never actually bought. Seems like Research In Motion is keeping up this tradition with the Curve series as they have been releasing a multitude of colors for the 85xx devices. This time around rumor has it that we’ll see a red version show up on Sprint at some point. The red color isn’t exactly a new one for the 85xx series though, TELUS in Canada has had it since their intial release but if all pans out we should see it on Sprint any moment now. Sadly, it doesn’t appear to be that sexy crimson red of devices past but rather a different shade of red. Rumor also has it that we’ll see the 9100 show up in a few other colors as well for different carriers with Pink/Black headed to TELUS as it stands.

BlackBerry Pearl 9100 to Feature Full QWERTY Keyboard Option?!

March 4th, 2010

BBPearlQWERTY Lots of confirmation coming in today that the BlackBerry Pearl 9100 will definitely be offered in two versions, both with SureType and with Full Qwerty. Totally awesome!!

Not too sure what to say about this one, but Al Sacco from CIO is reporting that part supplier TrueSupplier has listed a OEM full QWERTY keyboard for the unreleased BlackBerry Pearl 9100. Could it be that RIM is working on a full QWERTY version of the Pearl 9100? I hope so. On the other hand I really hope RIM doesn’t plan on scrapping Suretype out of the 9100, because I’m a fan of it.

So what do you think? Would you grab a Pearl 9100 with a full QWERTY keyboard? or would you prefer a Suretype version?