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buzzd is a real time social guide for your city that’s a location based service, but also has included Twitter, Foursquare, Gowalla, Brightkite, Loopt, and Yelp amongst others. Find out what the buzz is in millions of bars, clubs, and restaurants throughout Canada, the US, and the UK. There are currently over one million users on different devices on buzzd. With the new version, it’s even more abuzz. Along with more social networks, improvements have been made which include: Enhancements to the “buzzdmeter” which now tracks the popular venues with the mentioned social networks in the last six hours.

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buzzd v3 Is Finally Available And Finds It’s Way In BlackBerry App World

With a  large leap from 4.0.2 to 4.2.0, Google Maps was updated today to include a few interesting and exciting new features.  Download it here .  Included are the following: I’m not positive about whether or not I have some functional issues or the application does, but with the new share places feature, when I select SMS, it opens up a blank SMS window without an address or any content in it.  I’m not sure how it’s supposed to work exactly, but if that’s in error, I hope it will be fixed shortly. The bicycle instructions are a neat new function for you BlackBerry bicyclists!  The only downfall of that new function is that it only work in the US.  You can go from Milinocket, Maine to Chula Vista, California.  An easy, breezy 5,615 km trip.  However try making the gruelling 200 km trek from Vancouver to Seattle and it says you can’t!  Just beware.  If you intend on using these cycling directions to get yourself hurt, wait your turn, there’s already someone else who is faulting Google for their own lack of common sense

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Google Maps Updated to 4.2.0 – With Cycling Directions!

Augmented reality has been becoming more and more popular the past several years such that in 2012, it is forecasted that the augmented reality application users will surpass the 150 million people milestone. So make the most of your smartphone and add an augmented reality application to your iPhone , Blackerry , Android , or whichever you use.

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Top Ten Augmented (Layered) Reality Apps

The BlackBerry Curve 9300 was talked about earlier in April, and now its showing its face on the internet. The Curve 9300 will be the direct replacement for the Curve 8500 series. The new updated version will add 3G and Wi-Fi, and keep the overall same body (and display resolution, we think). It’s also expected a 9330 model will be available for CDMA networks like Sprint and Verizon.

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BlackBerry Curve 9300 Faces the Camera – Will replace 8500 series with 3G and Wi-Fi

If you’ve been waiting for the BlackBerry Bold on the Verizon network, the wait is finally over. It’s finally available on the Verizon  Wireless website for purchase, and according to the press release will be available in the Verizon stores on June 10th. The features of the phone are slightly different than the Tour 9630, but it’s finally available for purchase. So what does the Bold sport

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Verizon Customers Who Have Waited: Behold The Bold!

Verizon Wireless today announced the availability of BlackBerry Bold 9650, the same phone that was available at Sprint last month . What is so exciting about the Bold 9650 is it is Verizon’s first global smartphone that supports GlobalAccess Connect, which allows the Bold 9650 to teether Internet connection to other devices in more than 200 countries worldwide. Likes its predecessors, the Bold 9650 has a full QWERTY keyboard, GPS receiver for Verizon Navigator 6, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and an optical trackpad.

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Verizon Wireless Lands BlackBerry Bold 9650

Available at Sprint since mid-May, the BlackBerry Bold 9650 is finally arriving at Verizon , too. The largest US mobile carrier (which might launch the Apple iPad soon ) will sell the Bold 9650 online starting tomorrow (June 3), and in stores starting June 10.

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Verizon BlackBerry Bold 9650 available starting tomorrow, non-camera version included

Our Mobile Monday Sydney for June is going to be a special event as we welcome our new Platinum sponsors for the year, BlackBerry! So, join us for a bite to eat, a bubbly beverage and come and meet some of the staff from the Australian BlackBerry team to celebrate this new chapter for Mobile Monday Sydney. Agenda: Opening remarks & Introduction to BlackBerry BlackBerry Australia & New Zealand’s Managing Director Adele Beachley Super Apps Developer Challenge BlackBerry Bold 9700 giveaway Event Details: Date: Monday 7th June Time: 6:30pm for 7pm start Venue: The City Hotel ( http://cityhotel.com.au/ ) Online event registration for Mobile Monday Sydney – 7th June – Special Event! powered by Eventbrite

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June Mobile Monday Sydney! Special Event!

Found under: BlackBerry , Freeware , Football , World Cup 2010 , South Africa , Soccer , s42 Mundial Futbol 2010 is app which every BlackBerry owner who is also a football fan must have this summer. It lets you follow the 2010 Soccer World Cup in South Africa on your BlackBerry. You will be in touch with the latest scores team schedules and game calendar.

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Follow the 2010 Soccer World Cup in South Africa on your BlackBerry

QuickPull is a FREE tool that frees memory quickly by simulating a “battery pull” soft reset. Unlike the red power button on your phone which merely shuts down your device temporarily, QuickPull does a full reset that clears your devices caches and can significantly increase performance while keeping all of your e-mails, contacts, etc. in tact Continue reading: QuickPull 4.0.3 – Soft Reset Application On Blackberry

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QuickPull 4.0.3 – Soft Reset Application On Blackberry

We’ve only been using the Microsoft KIN Two for about half a day. Even though that isn’t enough time to put a comprehensive review together, we can still comment on our initial reactions about the device. The Microsoft KIN One and KIN Two are aimed at a non-professional crowd, mostly the young Justin Bieber generation. For phones in this category, they definitely do pack a punch. For starters, there is Microsoft Exchange support (no calendar support), an 8 megapixel camera with 720p video capture, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and all the social networking integration you could want

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Microsoft KIN Two Preview

Paris, April 29, 2010 — Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT), a global leader specializing in business travel management, has signed non-exclusive, global referral agreements with conTgo and WorldMate, enabling the company to extend some of its key products and services to SMS and smartphone platforms, which are provided by each supplier respectively. This is the first phase of an extensive plan CWT has to increasingly offer its products and services via mobile channels and social networks. In an era where mobility is synonymous with connectivity, CWT is helping companies increase compliance, better manage costs and protect confidential information while enhancing travelers’ productivity, comfort and safety on the road. To that end, travelers will be able to receive concise, easy-to-read itineraries from CWT via conTgo’s SMS platform and WorldMate’s smart phone application for the BlackBerry and iPhone.

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Press Release: WorldMate Partners With Travel Management Giant Carlson Wagonlit

In case you are looking for an apartment to rent and own a BlackBerry, you should definitely try out the new “Apartments” application made by ForRent.com. The list of good features of the Apartments app for BlackBerry is the following: – close to 50,000 properties; – more than 190 markets in the US; – detailed information related to prices, floorplan, and more; – video tours; – browse results by GPS; – search by city, or zip code; Check the Apartments by ForRent.com at BlackBerry App World. Related Posts Apartments.com Launches App at the Apple App Store Last month, we had posted something about UDR releasing an apartment finder to help match seekers wi… Apartment Guide for iPhones Reaches 230,000 Downloads To give you an idea of how many people are constantly checking apartments where they can stay in… UDR Releases Apartment Finder App for iPhones/ iPod Touch Moving or relocating can be delayed at times, normally because you don’t have a suitable place to ..

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BlackBerry app: Apartments by ForRent.com

SmrtGuard users, please open your SmrtGuard and you will be given the alert that there’s a newer version and to update. Remember, there’s always a reason for an update. We also have some information from SmrtGuard about their new additional features as well.

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Be Smart And Keep Your Guard Up, SmrtGuard Updated to v2.25!

Waze has been around awhile for other phones: iPhone, Android, Windows and Symbian devices, but now it’s finally available for BlackBerry. What is Waze? It’s a free social mobile map that is in beta and utilizes GPS and live maps, real-time traffic updates, turn by turn directions over the air, and it’s driver-generated

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Welcome To The Waze Of The Road: Now Available For BlackBerry! Let’s Get Munching!

We’ve just heard from the boys and girls at RIM that the company did, in fact, deploy the long-awaited two-way Gmail synchronization capability to North American BIS users this week. What does that mean, exactly? Well, it means that if you’ve got a BlackBerry on any North American carrier that isn’t going through BES, Gmail should behave more like it should — deleted items will disappear from your phone, emails read elsewhere will show up as read on the device, and you’ll have access to all of your sent items

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Confirmed: BlackBerry two-way sync for Gmail is now live

CardStar launched an app for iPhone last summer that allowed you to store all of your loyalty card info on your phone, knocking down the girth of your wallet considerably, and now it’s available on Android and BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) handsets. By punching in your membership number, the app generates a barcode that vendors can then scan to get your points/Air Miles/discount/whatever.  Extra information, like account information, website, phone number, store locations, and support can also be included from the vendor side – Blockbuster, Best Buy, Delta, PetSmart, and Staples are just some of the chains that have hooked up with CardStar. Participating partners will also occasionally offer coupons and deals to customers who use the app – not a bad incentive at all! It sounds like an extremely useful (and simple) app with plenty of potential

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CardStar Saves Loyalty Cards on BlackBerry and Android

Foursquare is a mobile service that recently has started to gain a lot of popularity with a certain section of mobile users. You may well have seen various updates from friends on Facebook and Twitter detailing places where they have just ‘checked in’ to. By checking in at various locations you can earn ‘badges’ through the foursquare service; check in more than anyone else and you can become ‘Mayor’ of that location. Whilst these rewards are fun, there are other points with foursquare – by seeing where friends have just checked in to, you will know if they are in the local area to you, so you can catch up with each other

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Umbro Look to set Record on Foursquare

Summer lies just around the corner, and I couldn’t be happier. While it does bring more tourists to the city, it also means lighter commutes, fewer people at the office, and of course sunshine and warmth. This all relates to summer travel plans.

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Using your BlackBerry to help with travel plans

Nokia’s new entry-level QWERTY phone, the Nokia C3 , will be available in the UK soon (probably in June), exclusively via Vodafone. The C3 uses Nokia’s S40 UI, so it’s not exactly a smartphone. Anyway, the handset features a full QWERTY keypad, a 2.4 inch QVGA display, GSM/EDGE connectivity, Wi-Fi, 3.5mm headset jack, 2MP camera, 55MB of internal memory, and MicroSD card support up to 16GB

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Nokia C3 and BlackBerry Pearl 3G (9105) coming soon to Vodafone UK

Lange hat man von RIM und Blackberry nichts mehr gehört, doch irgendwie scheint das Apple iPad auch den sonst nur für Smartphones bekannten Hersteller aus seiner Höhle zu locken. Wie nun unter anderem iClarified berichtet, scheint RIM für das Jahr 2011 ein Blackberry Tablet zu planen, welches eventuell BlackPad heißen könnte. In meinen Augen sehr weit hergeholte Gerüchte, vor allem da es für mich persönlich nicht logisch erscheint, ein auf dem BlackBerry OS basierendes Tablet auf den Markt zu werfen , aber nun gut. We’ve received word from a connect that RIM is in fact working on a tablet.

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iPad Konkurrenz wächst: RIM Blackberry Tablet “BlackPad” in 2011?