Snipper is a BlackBerry smartphone app that makes it easy to share short video clips with friends, family and whoever. The app lets you create a private broadcast channel to share with select people or you can broadcast publicly. Snipper is also a fun way to browse what other people are sharing and features celebrities, artists and pundits. You can also broadcast the videos you take on Twitter and Facebook. Check out the free app and let us know what you think.
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Yap.TV is a pretty cool service that lets you navigate TV shows via an up-to-the minute program guide that gives you the latest shows as well as what’s trending. The app gives you insight into not only what the show is about, but what people are saying about it on the Internet. Watching the latest episode of Walking Dead and getting sick of the slow plot development? Get in on the conversation. With Yap.TV, you can connect yourself to a community of people watching TV and it adds another layer of entertainment. Yap.TV was previously only available on iPad, and it is now available for BlackBerry smartphones and the PlayBook tablet.
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Blaq is an awesome Twitter client for the PlayBook that has all the features a Twitter power user needs to tweet from your tablet. With multiple-account support, various ways to tweet, URL shortening and more, Blaq is gives you an awesome Twitter experience for the PlayBook. With the latest update, Blaq brings some great new features including Portrait Mode (a fun way to read your tweets), auto-correct and spellcheck, LED notifications and more. We recommend Blaq to all Twitter users, both casual and professional.
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The PlayBook is an awesome piece of hardware and one of the funnest things to do with your PlayBook, aside from playing some of the recently launched premium games, is to read. The PlayBook is novel size, making it a great reading device for news as well as eBooks. Recently launched in App World is Taptu, a news reader with a cool twist. The app brings together news from a wide variety of sources including RSS, twitter, facebook and LinkedIn. Even better, the app lest you create your own news streams with a combination of sources, allowing you to “DJ your news”. And best of all, it’s free.
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Photo filtering apps are getting a lot of attention with apps like Instagram having so much success. There’s a new, free app on BlackBerry called BibbyCam that gives you up to 14 filters for your pictures such as Lomo, Old Photo and Sunshine.
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The Internet went a little mad with rage when RIM put out its completely harmless #BeBold infographic that tried to group everyone’s personas into superhero characters. The campaign made a lot of sense when it started though. RIM’s social media team had the good idea of piggy-backing on the New Year Resolutions because a resolution is about getting something done – an area where BlackBerry excels. The problem is that when the infographic came out, it was completely blown out of proportion as though this were some new ad campaign. But we can think of one obvious way the marketing initiative could have been better – apps.
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