Last week was the launch of vPost for BlackBerry. The application lets BlackBerry users capture and email any combination of pictures, video, audio, & GPS location. It’s a multimedia bundle that re-invents email on a BlackBerry.
Once captured you can send multimedia emails to anyone: friends, family, colleagues, blogs, news agencies, and even social networks. Many social networks and news sites have email addresses you can set-up to email photo’s, video, audio, and GPS locations.
Are you a Twitter fan? Follow Vayyoo as they use the app to its fullest extent.
For customers seeking to cut their bills and save during these TETs, Alltel Wireless today announced that they can now add Wireless Internet as a secondary line of service on a Smart Choice Pack for only $40 a month. Typically $60 a month, this option will save new and existing customers almost $250 a year while delivering fast wireless access from the convenience of a laptop or personal computer.
Simplexity, an online seller of cell phones and wireless service plans, today announced the launch of a new opportunity for Delta SkyMiles members to earn thousands of miles towards award ticket travel when they purchase and activate a new BlackBerry.
With this new offer, SkyMiles members will earn 4,000 miles when they purchase a new BlackBerry, along with a new or extended wireless plan. SkyMiles members may select from a wide range of BlackBerrys available from all major wireless carriers.
Today TELUS is adding one more smartphone to its 3G line-up with the BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8320. RIM’s first flip smartphone available in black or in a pink version only available at TELUS. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip from TELUS offers the same user friendly features – email, Internet, etc – and reliability that BlackBerry users appreciate, in a compact and smart package. This stylish device with a flip is packed with great multimedia functionalities and two high resolution screens that make it fun and easy to keep in touch with family and friends – by email, text message or phone – browse the Web, capture life’s best moments in photo or video or listen to the latest tracks. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip from TELUS is available with TELUS Navigator, TELUS mobile music, TELUS mobile TV, TELUS mobile radio, Facebook and more.
The BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8320 is available from TELUS for as little as $49.99 on a three-year contract or $449.99 without a contract. For more information about TELUS products and services, visit www.telus.com.
After our post about TetherBerry, a good friend and BlackBerryCool reader Horia sent us a letter saying the process could easily be done for free via Bluetooth. Here is what he had to say:
It depends how much time you have to look into it. For OSX it was a two step process, I didn’t install any 3rd party apps or even the blackberry desktop manager (don’t even know if they make it for mac) but I did have to add a “modem script” to osx so that it can use the blackberry as a Bluetooth data modem, essentially the equivalent of installing a driver in windows. Once that was done, I just had to create a new dial-up connection, select the modem, put the APN, username and password (all of which are dependent and unique to the cell phone provider, Rogers in my case). After it’s all set and done, I literally just hit connect, wait 3 seconds and I’m online via Bluetooth with the phone still in my pocket. Continue reading about this free tethering solution
ECruz0102 has posted a free Android theme on the CBForums. The theme supports BlackBerry Storm 95xx devices and OS 4.7. Remember, this is only a theme so don’t expect any OS changes. The theme comes in two versions. The first, gives you the bottom mounted dock on the main screen, giving you quick access to your ten most-used applications. The second, version has a Today-Plus theme with five user apps docked at the bottom.
This is an unofficial theme that may not be totally QA’d so install at your own risk. Battery pull required.
For customers seeking to cut their bills and save during these TETs, Alltel Wireless today announced that they can now add Wireless Internet as a secondary line of service on a Smart Choice Pack for only $40 a month. Typically $60 a month, this option will save new and existing customers almost $250 a year while delivering fast wireless access from the convenience of a laptop or personal computer. 
