Here’s another nifty little accessory for your BlackBerry that was announced a while back. This time it’s the BlackBerry Presenter. This is accessory is for sharing PowerPoint presentations via Bluetooth from your device through the presenter and displaying it on either a monitor or displaying through a projector. Click the link to keep reading.

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Last Thursday (Feb. 11), RIM released an invite-only beta version of Twitter for BlackBerry. It has been a hot topic for a while, and a highly anticipated release from RIM.  I know many of you are wondering how RIM’s Twitter app holds up next to the competition? Quite well, actually. I was lucky enough to get my hands on a copy and I must say, I’m pretty impressed.

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The guys over at BBLeaks informed us that another BIS 3.0 PDF was leaked out online.  This time it reveals a few new features for GMail, Open Office and a better setup process.  Some of the features are listed below:

• Update for Enhanced Google Mail plug-in, Google Mail account to BlackBerry smartphone synchronization of read/unread status and sent items.
• Additional language support for Basque, Catalan, Galician, Romanian
• Open Office attachment compatibility and Windows Media Audio (.wma)

With me being a subscriber to BIS I am looking forward to any updates released.  This one looks promising with the newly added attachment compatibility.  To review the PDF click the download link below, what is everyone’s thoughts?

Download Link: BIS 3.0 PDF

A short while back Foursquare announced their much anticipated application for BlackBerry. Foursquare is not necessarily new to social media scene, but their support for BlackBerry is. When a social media gets to BlackBerry, it seems to storm the internet. Personally, I have never cared much for social media unless I can efficiently use it from my devices.

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One of the hot items over the holidays this past Christmas was, among many other ereaders, the Kindle. Announced a few weeks back, there will soon be a Kindle application for the BlackBerry. One thing many people have been looking to do is find a sufficient application for their BlackBerry. Rather than shelling out the money for a new device, why not look for a reader substitute for the device they already have?

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I can never seem to think of a place to eat when I’m out and about or on vacation. Poynt comes to save the day fairly regularly in my life. I have been using Poynt since the initial beta release and have loved it from the start. Among being one of the most visually pleasing applications available for BlackBerry, it is also the most useful of all of the location based search applications I have tried. I have used Berry 411, Live Search, and many other search applications from the time that I started using my first BlackBerry a few years ago. Nobody provides quite as complete of a service as the Poynt team.

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I am constantly finding myself not caring to check my phone every time it vibrates or makes a noise. Sure, I like to see what type of messages I have received, but I don’t always want to pull my phone out, take it out of standby, then finally see whether I got a new BBM message, email, text, or anything else for that matter. BerryBuzz speeds up the process and enables me to determine whether I should view my messages instantly, or whether I can let them wait.

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I have always liked silicon skin cases for my BlackBerry devices, but have always preferred hard cases over them for their protection.  The one complaint I have against silicon cases are how hard they make it to slide your phone in and out of your pocket. Hard cases usually add a good bit of bulk and can make it difficult to press some buttons. With the Commuter series of the OtterBox for the Bold 9700, you get the best of both worlds.

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One of the major complaints about BlackBerry smartphones as a consumer device is the lack of an intuitive web browser. Bolt Browser seeks to fix that problem. When it comes down to it, the Bolt browser is much quicker than the native counterpart. It also seems to render full web pages a little more clearly than the native browser. It feels a little more like using a computer’s browser for those who have never used a third-party web browser on their BlackBerry.

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Need movie times and nowhere around your computer? No worries, Fandango has come to the rescue.  With Fandango you can either find your location using the GPS in your BlackBerry, or you can enter the Zip Code for the area that you want to search movie times for.

When searching for movies, you have the option to search movies that are “Coming Soon,” “In Theaters,” “Opening This Week,” “Top Box Office,” “In the Spotlight,” and “Near Me.” This breaks down searching for movies into a fairly simple procedure.  When you select a movie, it breaks down movie times by different theaters. You can search movie times by day and can get additional information on the different theaters. This additional information includes a mapped location, the phone number to the theater, and it also gives all of the movies playing and their show times for that specific day.

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