One of the first games I ever downloaded on the PlayBook was Keep Up!. It’s a simple game and the developer Szello, was one of the first to market getting a game on the PlayBook. I recently met up with Tareq, the founder of Szello, and it turns out he used to be a RIM employee and is now doing his own company. You should definitely check out Keep Up! and keep an eye on Szello for future product releases.
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Tag: soccer
We have a lot of free unofficial World Cup 2010 BlackBerry themes just in time to cheer on your favorite team. The World Cup 2010 themes were developed by Catalyst Multimedia, members of ID-GTF, a Blackberry theme developers community in Indonesia (GTF is short of Garage Theme Factory). These themes feature:
- 4 nice looking wallpapers
- Customized underlay application screen button
- Customized battery meter
- Customized signal meter
Uploading these themes was a lot of work so if any of the links are broken, make sure to tell us in the comments and we’ll fix them.
To install the theme, click on the link for your device and download the zip file. Then, make sure to read this guide to installing a theme JAD file on your device.
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The Goal.com Mobile app is updated for the World Cup 2010 which is set to kickoff June 11th with South Africa vs Mexico and Uruguay vs France. Goal.com Mobile, the World Cup 2010 edition, includes special features such as Top new with corresponding photos, live scores with play-by-play details, player ratings, teams with schedule and lineup details, fixtures and results by day, group stage with team standings, as well as Knockout Stage with the final tournament schedule.
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Goal.com have partnered with Handmark to launch a free soccer news app that covers:
- Breaking News
- World Cup 2010
- Champions League
- England
- Italy
- Spain
- Transfer Zone
This app was built using Handmark’s Mobile Publishing Platform (MPP), which is responsible for many of the news apps you see such as AFP.
Download the Goal.com app by going to http://m.goal.com/app from your BlackBerry.
Viigo has upgraded all of their European soccer (or football) coverage including UEFA Cup, UEFA Champions League, English Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and have now introduced MLS. The upgrades include improved live scores and complete game scores across the board. They have also added standings and schedules as well as team by team scores and schedules.
The news comes as Major League Soccer has begun its 13th season, and Viigo’s home team, Toronto FC, are in their third year. Viigo is here to help you stay current on what is going on in the league.
I wasn’t going to post this, mostly because watching my beloved Poland get trounced by Germany has turned me off from the Euro 2008 tourney faster than Italy’s keeper lets in goals, but I digress. The BlackBerry Cool Nation stretches far and wide, and I’m sure many of you are footie fans.
If you’re looking to keep up with the latest Euro 2008 news and scores, mobile.blackberry.com has the answer. Simply head to the site’s ‘What’s Hot’ section to download the Goal.com BlackBerry Web Icon. Now let’s all pray that Zurawski will be healthy enough for Poland’s next match.
