Our buddy Fabian has updated the LaterDude Pro App and there are some cool new features.
Here is what’s new in version 2.1.06:
Set Events not only to the Calendar App but also to the Task App
Set the due-date of the Task Event
You are now able to set the standard length of an Event
Option to show the whole email body or just the subject in the Notes field
Free Trial Version where you can start the app 10 times
Help Text included in the Application
More pre-set reminder times added to select from
Menu now only visible in the following Menus: Call Log, Messages, Text Messages, Contacts
Many bugs fixed
For those not familiar with the app, LaterDude Pro is an application that reminds you to call, SMS or email someone by integrating with your native calendar. After installing the app, you always have the reminder options available to you in the menus.
It seems RIM is positioning the BlackBerry 8520 as the global BlackBerry and are marketing it to countries all around the world. Its low price point makes it an ideal candidate for regions such as Europe, where phones are often free and customers are very sensitive to price.
The device has launched in Venezuela via Movistar, Malaysia, France via Boygues Telecom, Belgium and the Netherlands
Time for the next entry in our 6 week series of contests by Griffin Technology. For 6 weeks, we’ll be giving away prize packages and all you have to do is comment. Each week’s prize package will be different and on the 6th week we’re giving away a grand prize.
Inside BlackBerry has a great new post up regarding Air Canada’s latest web signal service which combines web check-in with an Electronic Boarding Pass.
The Air Canada web signal service gives the user one-click access to flight information directly from the BlackBerry. The service also allows you to use the same email address that you use to register for Flight Notifications on the web. This means you will be updated as soon as possible if there are any changes.
One of the best parts of this service is the sensation you get when using a barcode on your BlackBerry rather than a paper boarding pass. You can bypass lineups and save time, which is a reward for being so technologically ahead of the curve.
Visible Vote has been updated with new features. For those who aren’t familiar with the app, Visible Vote allows you to write congress personal letters from your Blackberry, as well as vote on issues your legislators are voting on. It’s the ultimate democratic BlackBerry app.
Recently, 2 new features have been added to the application:
1. Twitter Integration. Visible Vote will take you directly to Legislators Twitter pages if they have one.
2. State Vote Tallies — You can now view the vote tallies for each state inside the bills. These are calculated every weekend.
Visible Vote is going really strong with over 44,000 users! Lets keep it up and help increase visibility and democracy in America.
