I received this mail can you please confirm if this is correct or not?
Dear All,
Blackberry is giving away free phones as part of their promotional drive. All you need to do is send a copy of this email to 8 people; and you will receive your phone in less than 24 hrs. Please note that if you send to more than 20 people you will receive two phones.
Please do not forget to send a copy to: amanda.lee@blackberry.com
With Regards,
Amanda Lee (Marketing Manager)
Office Number: 0117838512
It’s no secret that celebrities are all on BlackBerry. I’m sure they would love to use the iPhone for all its great apps, but considering the amount of messaging your typical celebrity does, the iPhone just isn’t a viable smartphone. Seinfeld was on Letterman promoting his new series The Marriage Ref, which is sort of a chat show about married couples’ problems. Remember that the BlackBerry rant doesn’t start until 5:03.
Fun Little Movies is a new addition to BlackBerry App World. The app is a portal for FLM clips that are short, funny and family friendly. Personally, I think you can get the same level of quality from YouTube. I would like to see this app go free, and use some creative advertising to support the cost. From what I’ve seen online, I’m just not sure if FLM is $2.99 funny.
BlackBerry Cufflinks are a pretty awesome accessory but they would be even more awesome if they were made out of pure platinum. I could see myself wearing these if I was either Jim Balsillie, or a millionaire eBay seller who sold unreleased devices (not like those guys are rich). Fifty dollars for the pair is a little much for a party gag but I’m sure someone is buying. Also, why make it out of 8800s? They should be Storms.
We’ve been posting a lot of fluff news lately so why not top it off with a ridiculous video. A revolutionary new product – CatBerry, the BlackBerry for Cats. Performed by Bleak! Comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. Some swearing and all around hilarious.
AT&T’s latest BlackBerry promo is called ‘Stay One Step Ahead’ and it’s a trailer for a fake movie about a team hunting down a guy with a BlackBerry and “he’s always one step ahead.” The video asks you to log in with your Facebook account because the guy they’re looking for is you. It’s cool to see your profile picture on their view screens in the trailer and it’s a fun way to promote BlackBerry. It’s also really corny.
