Those who are interested in the RIM BlackBerry PlayBook, you'll be glad to know that the device is available for purchase since a couple days ago.

The tablet is now available directly from RIMs website, or you could take a stop off at Best Buy, Staples retail stores, Office Depot, and OfficeMax. Price for this sexy 7 inch tablet starts at $500 for the 16GB version, the 32GB and 64GB versions are priced at $600 and $700 respectively. Reviews so far are not the best, but this is a version 1.0 product with many room to improve with a few updates, plus, it is the best tablet for playing Flash Video, Android doesn't compare.

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Endomondo is app for BlackBerry phone which lets you track your running, cycling and other sports. It's fun, it's social and it's motivating. The app service includes location and the amount of calories you have lost from your workout.


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Another BlackBerry device is caught on video, this time it is the BlackBerry Storm 3 and we are still left disappointed.

The BkackBerry Touch differs from the BlackBerry Bold Touch, it doesn't incorporates a full QWERTY keyboard and the display is massive. Running on top of the device is BlackBerry OS 6.1, unfortunately, we were not impressed by anything we saw in the video, we came away wondering when RIM will begin to fight back with something with potential, a phone that can really bring it to the likes of Android and the iPhone, but it appears all hopes are lost.

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BlackBerry fanboys are desperately waiting for something new from RIM that doesn't suck compared to other offerings, this might hold them over.

BlackBerry Bold Touch is on the horizon, but also coming alongside the BB Bold Touch is BlackBerry Messenger 6.0. From the leaked image, we can't tell if it will be a good update, and there is not even a feature list for us look on and get an idea what to expect, so right now, just take in the images and tell us what you think.

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Research In Motion is trying to fight back in this mobile warfare, the new BlackBerry Bold Touch will be a powerhouse to be reckoned with, or maybe not.

What we have here is basically a mediocre OS on a powerful hardware, no matter how you look at it, this will not change RIM's luck, but they are welcome to try. Fans of BlackBerries might find this exciting, the device sports a 1.2GHz Snapdragon processor, 5MP camera with 720p video capture, and 768MB of RAM, sounds well doesn't it? Of course it does, until you look at what the OS has to offer, then you'll be slapping yourself in the face, unless you love BlackBerries.

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Super Search is the ultimate search app for BlackBerry phones. You just have to start typing and search any website on the Internet. Super Search integrates with the BlackBerry 6's internal universal search. You can even create your own search with just two clicks from within your browser. See in-app instructions on how to do that.


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Zillow Real Estate BlackBerry app lets you find homes for sale, homes for rent, and more as you walk or drive through neighborhoods using the built-in GPS.
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BlackBerry phones are slowly becoming irrelevant under the rule of the iPhone and Android, and to make matters worse, the Microsoft and Nokia deal would make things even that more difficult.

So, with RIM losing market share rapidly, the correct thing for RIM to do is enhance their BlackBerry OS to compete with the big boys in the game. It appears they did that with the BlackBerry Bold 9930 running on OS 6.1.0.44, but it still looks unappealing as hell, still ugly with that dumb phone look, I am overly unimpressed with what I saw. What's neat is this, the OS is finally getting pinch to zoom, welcome to 2007 RIM, took you guys 4 years to do it, how long will it take to actually compete in the market, another 4yrs?

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Android is on rapid growth in the UK, and now due to the latest survey done, we can assume that the iPhone is no longer the dominant player in the market.

According to the survey, which was done by Intelligent Environments, more than 28% of UK smartphone owners own an Android phone, 26% goes to Android while 14% is reserved for BlackBerry. This is not surprising, Android has been on a massive growth since it was first released to the world, and the fact that the iPhone is basically a single device, compared to the host of Android phones being released almost every month, this was expected.

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Virgin Trains has just released their app for BlackBerry users VirginTrain Tickets. The app lets you search scheduled train times, as well as purchase train tickets for any UK train. They don't charge you any booking or credit card fees. All bookings made using the app are completely secure, so why not download it today and let Virgin Trains take you where you want to be.
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