20 great productivity and organization applications for your BlackBerry

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on December 31, 2008, at 12:37 PM
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Did you get a new BlackBerry this holiday? Are you looking to trick it out with some sweet applications? Mashable has come to the rescue, posting their top 20 productivity and organization applications for BlackBerry. While the list is by no means exhaustive, it’s a great starting point and we agree with pretty much everything on this list. You can find links to the 20 apps after the jump or check out Mashable’s original article below.

|via Mashable|

Communication

BBSmart
Google Talk
IM+ All-in-One Mobile Messenger
IM+ for Skype
TwitterBerry

Document Productivity

BlackBerry Database Viewer Plus
eOffice
eSpell
MSDict Concise Oxford American Dictionary and Thesaurus

Miscellaneous

Berry Locator
Personal Productivity Assistant
Pocket Express
RDM+: Remote Desktop for Mobiles

Organization

Agendus
e-Mobile Today Professional Edition
Google Sync
Remember The Milk

Travel Planning & Booking

Travel+ USA
Travel Mate For BlackBerry
WorldMate Live

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  • Dan C

    Where’s Beejive??

  • Dan C

    Where’s Beejive??

  • Jack123

    Great list, thanks so much.

    My favorite it Pocket Express.

  • Jack123

    Great list, thanks so much.

    My favorite it Pocket Express.

  • MarvinK

    I agree with Dan C… it’s hard to believe IM+ would show up before BeeJiveIM.

  • MarvinK

    I agree with Dan C… it’s hard to believe IM+ would show up before BeeJiveIM.

  • Dan P

    What about Pocket Informant?

  • Dan P

    What about Pocket Informant?

  • Ben

    What app is in the picture above?

  • Ben

    What app is in the picture above?

  • Alan

    Pageonce is pictured at the top of the page, but it doesn’t seem to have made it into the Top 20. Maybe if the folks at Pageonce were more forthcoming about their $4.95/month fee, then they would get a better rating.

  • Alan

    Pageonce is pictured at the top of the page, but it doesn’t seem to have made it into the Top 20. Maybe if the folks at Pageonce were more forthcoming about their $4.95/month fee, then they would get a better rating.

  • Nikolaus

    Sorry but too many good apps are missing from your list (no offence). I suggest such titles, all free:
    - Weather Eye
    - Opera Mini
    - SocialScope
    - Google Mobile App
    - VyMail for YouMail
    - Yahoo! Go
    - MyPoynt
    - UpVise
    - GridMagic (even if you already have Documents 2 Go)

  • Nikolaus

    Sorry but too many good apps are missing from your list (no offence). I suggest such titles, all free:
    - Weather Eye
    - Opera Mini
    - SocialScope
    - Google Mobile App
    - VyMail for YouMail
    - Yahoo! Go
    - MyPoynt
    - UpVise
    - GridMagic (even if you already have Documents 2 Go)

  • Antonio

    So many apps, so little time. Word up on Pocket Express though. Low investment in learning and high satisfaction.

  • Antonio

    So many apps, so little time. Word up on Pocket Express though. Low investment in learning and high satisfaction.

  • Dhatri

    Pocket Express works well for me. The news headlines are updated frequently and there is plenty to read and learn.

  • Dhatri

    Pocket Express works well for me. The news headlines are updated frequently and there is plenty to read and learn.

  • Georgi

    ‘kay, big deal with mobile apps these days is the change in behaviour we’ve experienced because of mobile over the past, what, ten years. First it was voice, then text. I really think mobile apps are currently having a similar transformative effect. I check my mobile facebook several times a day, which will probably wear off but it will be replaced by something else. I’ve stuck it out as a newspaper reader longer than most people but I’ve recently started reading news and editorials on Pocket Express and don’t read the paper any more. Completely transformative…

  • Georgi

    ‘kay, big deal with mobile apps these days is the change in behaviour we’ve experienced because of mobile over the past, what, ten years. First it was voice, then text. I really think mobile apps are currently having a similar transformative effect. I check my mobile facebook several times a day, which will probably wear off but it will be replaced by something else. I’ve stuck it out as a newspaper reader longer than most people but I’ve recently started reading news and editorials on Pocket Express and don’t read the paper any more. Completely transformative…

  • Jack123

    Is the palm pre going to come preloaded with Pocket Express?

  • Jack123

    Is the palm pre going to come preloaded with Pocket Express?

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