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Bla1ze from crackberry reports on the recently availability of the Rogers Bold 9700. The new device has “became available today for retailers to order through hardware management”. Rogers has been quietly shipping dummy devices to their retail channels, with the devices now available in the inventory to certain CSRs, how much longer before the retail Rogers Bold 9700 launch? Also available are the White Bold 9000, as well as a cameraless Bold 9000.
Ziplorer is a file and directory browser with the ability to create and manage zip files. Version 2.0 features:
Remote Desktop by SHAPE Services allows you to remotely access your desktop or laptop computer from your BlackBerry. You can send and receive emails, surf web, edit documents in word processor, copy, cut, paste files or folders and do hundreds other things that you typically do sitting in front of your home or office computer.
For more about Remote Desktop Manager for BlackBerry, read Collin’s review.
For today only, Remote Desktop for BlackBerry is available for $19.98 (regularly $39.95).
The Hockey News is a great free app that gives you all your hockey needs in one place. The latest version of the app is better than ever and includes such features as live scores, player stats, team standings, schedules, and of course – all the latest blogs, columns and feature articles from The Hockey News staff.
For those who downloaded The Hockey News already and are wondering why they aren’t getting updates, it’s because you need the latest version.
Download the newest version of The Hockey News from thn.mobi for free.
Electric Pocket recently launched a cool new application for BlackBerry that gives you the ability to personalize the alert tone for incoming emails. The app lets you set a different tone for each and every friend, family member or colleague in your Address Book, and there’s a large variety of tones available.
MailTones lets you set a tone for a specific user, or one for all incoming emails from a specific domain – making it easy to recognize incoming emails from work colleagues or customers. In fact, MailTones can help you distinguish high priority emails from your boss or wife from lower priority emails from college buddies, Facebook status updates, or email lists. You can develop your own system for screening incoming emails by setting your default mail tone to silent, or ignore, and using MailTones to set specific tones for higher priority people and subjects. You can then know whether or not to interrupt your meeting or conversation to check your email.
MailTones is available for $2.99 from the BlackBerry Cool Store.
Elertify is a great new app that sits on your PC, and allows you to preview messages without the need to take out your BlackBerry and check.
Elertify will display a popup message on your PC when you receive incoming email, SMS and calls on your BlackBerry. You can even get audio alerts of who is texting, or emailing you.
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