Weather Network WeatherEye App Updated with Multiple City Support and More

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The Weather Network’s WeatherEye app for BlackBerry has been updated, along with improvements to their mobile website. The WeatherEye updates make the app easier to navigate, as well as improves on the overall user interface. Specific updates include:

  • Ability to add multiple cities.
  • Access to radar maps and Hourly Forecasts.
  • GPS locator with a FIND ME function instead of having to type in the city name.
  • Operates on Wi-Fi networks so users do not have to rely on their data packages.

This upgrade has been pushed to current users. For new users, you can download the app from BlackBerry App World.

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  • http://kennethx.tumblr.com/ KeNNethX

    This was updated almost a month ago.

  • Peter

    When the update first launched (a month ago) it wouldn't run on the Bold. Does this mean its working now?

  • Bob

    This update has given me and many customers (I work T-Mobile retail) huge headaches w/ mine/their blackberry devices (Namely 8900s and 9700s). In most cases the the app simply won't run but I have seen it crash a few devices as well. I was a HUGE weathereye fan especially since it's one of the few free apps that shows current weather by changing its home screen icon.

    I spent a long time with their tech support trying to get their update to work to no avail.

    beweather light is an okay substitute, It's a shame that it nags you to upgrade to the paid version.

  • http://kennethx.tumblr.com/ KeNNethX

    This was updated almost a month ago.

  • Peter

    When the update first launched (a month ago) it wouldn't run on the Bold. Does this mean its working now?

  • Bob

    This update has given me and many customers (I work T-Mobile retail) huge headaches w/ mine/their blackberry devices (Namely 8900s and 9700s). In most cases the the app simply won't run but I have seen it crash a few devices as well. I was a HUGE weathereye fan especially since it's one of the few free apps that shows current weather by changing its home screen icon.

    I spent a long time with their tech support trying to get their update to work to no avail.

    beweather light is an okay substitute, It's a shame that it nags you to upgrade to the paid version.