PocketMac, the company known for its desktop syncing utility for Mac, has launched an app to help BlackBerry users migrate to iPhone. This new app gives BlackBerry switchers the power to move over their contacts, calendars, tasks, notes, text messages and emails.
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My App Makr is a service you may have noticed if you’ve recently taken a look at the “Newest Apps” section recently. The company provides a web service where you create a smartphone app for your personal brand and then deploy it to the app stores for others to download. It’s a free service and while it’s geared towards minor celebrities and web personalities, it would surely work for things like real-estate. We have seen many realtors submit a branded app to App World.
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The BlackBerryCool app has been updated and we’d love it if you downloaded the app and tried to out. The latest version of the app now supports all OS 7 devices including the Bold 9900. Other features include category selection, search and more. Let us know what you think.
Download the BlackBerryCool app at this link http://www.joemobi.com/dl/1360/ .
The changelog is as follows:
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Paw Print Games is a gaming studio that has games for Android, iOS, WebOS and now BlackBerry. Since the PlayBook supports Unity, Marmalade, and a C/C++ Native SDK, we’ve been seeing many game studios, big and small, head to the PlayBook. The studio has seen success on other platforms and now is making a push onto the BlackBerry platform with a few of its award-winning games.
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Jon Wong took the time to walk us through OS 2.0 on the PlayBook. We also took a look at some of the apps that make the PlayBook a “professional tablet” such as Citrix. It’s interesting to see how RIM has integrated social into the platform and it brings RIM back to its core messaging strengths. We also took a look at some of the Bridge improvements, such as the ability to now use your smartphone as a remote. This comes in handy for those who have their PlayBook hooked up to a TV and it’s out of reach. The remote event allows for gestures. Video after the jump.
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We’ve written about Wilson Electronics before on BlackBerryCool and the company is at CES showing off its Sleek hardware that can boost not only cell phones in 2G and 3G areas (all but IDEN), but it’s now covering 4G LTE by Verizon. This product is expected to launch in Q2 of 2012.
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