OS 6.0.0.450 leaks for the Torch 9800

Looks like we’ve got a leak fresh off the presses for everyone’s favorite BlackBerry Slider.  As with all leaks, no release notes are included so let us know if you find anything outstanding.  The leak can be downloaded here.

Also, as always, please remember not to do this if you do not know what you’re doing.  BBerryDog and it’s affiliates are not responsible for any damage incurred while using or loading a leaked OS. Feel free to check out our How-To Guides for information on backing up your device and loading an OS.

via: CrackBerry

Ubertwitter hits the 1.0s!

Now, this has been around for a while, but to my surprise there was no news on it!  That’s right ladies and gents, the best public Twitter application has graduated from the 0.xxx’s to the 1.xxx’s!  This may not seem like a huge step, but this really shows how much the team over at Übertwitter is dedicated to the best possible community experience.

Let us know if you’re an Übertwitter acolyte, like myself!  Also, let us know of your own personal story of watching this application grow!

CNBC Pro unleashed onto BlackBerry smartphones

Not many BlackBerry applications give you up to the minute stock information and breaking news while it happens.  CNBC aims to change that with their news CNBC Pro application.  This application delivers a laundry list of features for the business minded BlackBerry user, providing you with all the stock market’s ups and downs and the news that you want to see.

We all know BlackBerry to desktop synchronization has always been shoddy at best.  However, the new CNBC Pro application allows you to sync the setting from desktop to BlackBerry and vice versa.  CNBC Pro will allow you to sync only the information you want (or need to those of you who work in investments) and keep the other crap off of you phone.  Of course, you can expect nothing but the best with the $269.99 a year price tag (or $24.99 a month, if you so choose).

For the low-down on the CNBC Pro application, visit here.

BGR goes hands on with BlackBerry Playbook

As if we weren’t already slobbering with excitement over this lovely device, this video has definitely heightened the expectations that many of us share.  Check out the video below for more.  Under said video there will be a little overview of the various features, just in case you’re at your work computer slacking off with us!

One of the coolest features of the Playbook is definitely all the swipe gestures that are integrated into the system.  This could potentially create an extremely user friendly environment for both techies (like myself) as well as the technologically impaired.  The screen of the Playbook is drop dead gorgeous, even by the standards of being viewed through the lens of a camera.  The interface was snappy and I noticed very little lag.  Several misplaced touches occurred, but that was purely operator error and was in no way the Playbooks fault.

After seeing the video above, please let us know if this device lives up to your expectations!  Also, feel free to include a wishlist of things you’d like to see included in the device before it hits stores.

via: BGR

Storm 3 on its way, shows up in Best Buy Mobile’s Genie system.

While this isn’t the biggest thing in the world, it’s a dinosaur bone for those pups eagerly awaiting that *ahem* GORGEOUS device that we’ve seen in pictures up to this point.  The foreshadowing of events that often comes in the Genie system has yet to fail us, and today I cannot say I’m satisfied any less.  The Storm 3 has shown up in said system, pointing to the fact that we can expect to see the Storm 3 soon.  If all goes well, it may even show up before the holiday season!

While the Storm 3 hasn’t been officially announced, and little is known about it, the pictures have put it on a pedestal for me.  According to several reliable sources, we can almost surely expect the QNX operating system on the device.  This, above all, excites me.  We can only hope that this phone is as awesome as it looks, because RIM needs a lifeline.  If nothing else, we need a phone that makes Taylor drop his sushi addiction to save up some money for it.

via: CrackBerry

TAT: More pretty for your BlackBerry

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Ahoy, fellow BlackBerry fanboys! Yesterday we missed a bit of big news for RIM. RIM has just acquired The Astonishing Tribe (TAT), a company with the potential to revolutionize the BlackBerry UI. With TAT on the team, it is becoming more and more obvious that RIM does not take the future lightly and is in the smartphone game for the long haul. With a WebKit browser, courtesy of Torch Mobile and a promising new team (who probably worked on the Tab) improving how we interact with our BlackBerry’s menus, the future looks bright for our slick, QWERTY friends. Check out the video below for some of the impressive work from TAT, and a preview of what we may be looking forward to!

via: CrackBerry

BlackBerry Bold 9780 gets unofficial leaked OS 6.0.0.359

 

Next in line to get a leaked OS will be the BlackBerry Bold 9780. The unofficial OS 6.0.0.359 update has been leaked and is now available for download. As always, be sure to backup your data before you install the update. For instructions on installation, refer to the How-To Guides section of our website. There you will find information on  How-To Backup your data, and also How-To Upgrade your OS.

Here is the link to download the unofficial OS 6.0.0.359 for the BlackBerry Bold 9780.

DISCLAIMER: Only attempt to upgrade your OS if you are comfortable doing so or know what you are doing. BBerryDog is not responsible for any damages to your phone in the process of upgrading your OS. Use all precautionary steps and back up all of your data before proceeding with the upgrade.

Are you satisfied with your current OS on your 9780? Will you be downloading 6.0.0.359? Let us know what you find in the comments below.

via: CrackBerry

BlackBerry Storm 9530 gets unofficial leaked OS 5.0.0.973

 

 

If your still holding on to your BlackBerry Storm 9530, you might want to check this out. Over the weekend an unofficial OS 5.0.0.973 update was released, and is now available for download. Remember, this is an unofficial OS leak so please backup your data before installation. We have also made available our How-To Guides if you find yourself needing help. There are instructions on How-To Backup your data, and also How-To Upgrade your OS to assist you. Click on the links I have highlighted in blue, or use the link at the top of this page. 

 

Here is the link to download the unofficial OS 5.0.0.973 for the BlackBerry Storm 9530. 

DISCLAIMER: Only attempt to upgrade your OS if you are comfortable doing so or know what you are doing. BBerryDog is not responsible for any damages to your phone in the process of upgrading your OS. Use all precautionary steps and back up all of your data before proceeding with the upgrade. 

Are you still using the Storm 9530? Are you going to download 5.0.0.973? If so, how is the new update? It’s good to see that older devices are still receiving OS upgrades. What’s your opinion? Leave your comments below. 

via: BBerryRocks 

BlackBerry Tour 9630 gets official OS 5.0.0.983 from Sprint

Just when you think the Tour wasn’t going to receive anymore OS love, look who shows up with an update. Sprint has officially released OS 5.0.0.983 for the BlackBerry Tour 9630. If your with a different carrier you will have to delete the vendor.xml file if your going to upgrade. As always, backup your data to be on the safe side. I can not say enough good things about Sprint when it comes to releasing OS updates for BlackBerry devices. Keep it up Sprint.

Package Version: 5.0.0.1631
Consisting of:

  • Applications: 5.0.0.983
  • Software Platform: 4.2.0.433
  • File name: 9630AMEA_PBr5.0.0_rel1631_PL4.2.0.433_A5.0.0.983_Sprint_L.P.exe
  • File size: 111.02MB

Note: The Software Platform and Applications version numbers can be found under Options-About screen on the handheld.

Here is the link to download the official OS 5.0.0.983 for the BlackBerry Tour 9630 from Sprint.

Remember, if you need help we have a complete How-To Guide section on our website. If you have questions about How-To Backup your data, or How-To Upgrade your OS, click on the links that are highlighted

Is anyone still using the Tour 9630? Find any new features worth mentioning? Let us know in the comments.

via: BBerryRocks

Rent.com’s mobile app now available for BlackBerry devices

If your in the market for a different pad, or a first time renter, Rent.com has released a mobile version of their popular app for BlackBerry devices. This is a sweet little app to have, because if you have ever had to look for a place to stay, you know what a hassle it is going through the news paper and trying to remember everything you’ve read. This app consolidates everything into one location to make the process a heck of a lot easier. It lists locations, price, contact information, photos, and even provides you with maps and directions. Also, if you find a place using Rent.com you can report your lease through the app and claim a $100 Visa debit rewards card. The best part about the whole thing is that it is FREE. So, if your one of the many in search mode, it’s definitely worth your time to give Rent.com a try. For more information on this app visit their website by clicking here.

You can download Rent.com via App World by clicking this link.

If your planning on moving any time soon, is Rent.com something you would be interested in? If you have friends that are looking for a place to stay, let them know about this app. They just might split the $100 debit card with you. Leave your comments below.

via: Crackberry