Bplay is running a sale where you can buy a ton of 99 cent games for your BlackBerry. The sale will be running for 2 days, and it ends at 11:59 p.m. EDT Friday, August 14.
The BlackBerry Ninja over at Benezblog has posted leaked photos of the BlackBerry Storm 2 9520 aka The BlackBerry Odin.
So far, the device is rumored to have:
OS 5.0.0.138 and it’s running platform 4.3.0.28.
WiFi – awesome!
SurePress has been replaced by a new touchscreen technology that is apparently much better.
3.2MP camera
360×480 capacitive touchscreen display
UMTS/HSDPA (2100MHz)
Quad-band GSM and CDMA 1xRTT/EVDO Rev. A
This is beginning to look like a great device but it’s too early to say much about it. While the Storm 1 got a lot of bad press on the Internet, it was one of the least returned devices from Verizon. BlackBerry users want a good touchscreen device and this could be the king of touchscreen devices. Click through for more pictures of the Storm 9520 after the jump
Vringo is a video ringtone service for your mobile device that includes a social component so you can share your favorite videos with friends. Their application is being developed for the BlackBerry Bold, and they’re looking for early adopters to try out their fully functional social and visual ringtone application.
The service provides a large catalog of free video ringtones and it also lets you turn your own videos into a video rintone format.
Elecite have been putting a lot of work into making the battery and signal meters. As you can see with this theme, the meters are embedded in analog dials much like a futuristic odometer.
This theme has a 45 degree sliding dock with 8 customizable icons. It’s reminiscient of some of the functionality built into the Urban theme.
This theme is available for the Bold, Storm and Curve 8900. A caveat, this theme isn’t compatible with the Storm OS .151.
When UberTwitter released their Beta 4, the news that it came with ads was somewhat buried in the announcement. While the ad wasn’t terribly annoying, users were more upset that they felt a little deceived. Also, as one user pointed out, it is a little bold to serve ads in a product that’s still in beta.
Well the folks at UberTwitter have been listening and they have turned off the ads in their Beta 4. You may have to battery pull or clear the cache for the changes to take effect. Here are some of their Tweets confirming:
“We will be turning the ads in UberTwitter off until we can offer an ad-free option, we have heard you all loud and clear!”
“Ads are now off, select ‘exit’, then re-enter uber, it will retrv one more ad, then that will be it.”
Somewhat funny that the Tweets came from the web, not UberTwitter.
You can now register for the BlackBerry Developer Conference which takes place November 9th to the 12th in San Francisco.
There are a ton of savings available if you register early. There is a $200 Early Bird savings if you register before September 18th,2009. As well, if you attended last year’s BBDC or WES 2009, you get an additional $100 Alumni Discount.
Here is what you’ll find at BBDC 2009:
The inside scoop on developing for the BlackBerry platform and the very latest in software, hardware and tools from RIM and its partners
Invaluable information directly from RIM experts who will personally share their expertise
First-hand experiences from developers who have successfully created, integrated and managed wireless applications
Best practices from industry leaders to shortcut development cycles and drive new applications to market