Mobile World Cat

RIM did a very risky bet with his BlackBerry Storm. A BlackBerry with touch screen and SurePress technology that has not convinced many people or enough paste on their software and their lack of functionality(especially, is accused of not incorporating WiFi connectivity). Maybe all this, or they will be so real, it seems that RIM seeks redemption from this disappointment and could be developing a BlackBerry Storm 2, even, some predict will come out in September.

This revision incorporated the controversy via WiFi connectivity, a 5 mega pixel camera and other changes, among which include the change to Truepress SurePress

So far only rumors, and possibly too adventurous. RIM raised a Storm 2 would seem perfectly normal but as soon arrives ...

My Space for BlackBerry.

MySpace for BlackBerry v.1.5. BlackBerry is available in 4 new languages. Lets see friend updates, send and receive notifications and messages and improved musical profiles of more than 10 million community groups.

In November 2008 it published the first version of the application and more than 400,000 users downloaded in the first week of launch. In January more than one million users had downloaded the application and had 773 million pages visited in the month. You can download from the BlackBerry browser by typing: m.myspace.com

Parasol for the mobile.

The Mobile Viewer is an aluminum lid that is placed around the mobile screen to reduce glare (increasing visibility) and preventing the same time people around us look around. When you fold the top gadget becomes the size of a credit card easy to carry. Works with all BlackBerry models. Its price is $ 9.

RIM is preparing a series downloads

RIM is putting the final steps to completely remove their Blackberry label intended for corporate or public use professional eminence.With its latest models, the Blackberry Bold and Storm have already diversified and popularized its use among all types of consumers and now, a new rumor could confirm this step.

And is that on the Canadian company in the shadow of a new discharge sister series and television programs to their increasingly, popular Blackberry. This would be a direct descaga system, no streaming with a major drawback in our opinion: only active for use from WiFi. So, the increasing HDPA speeds will be left to navigate and not only for downloads. We hope that, if confirmed this service, RIM will rethink this.

This download service would have a monthly cost and would not have limitations of use, furthermore, it seems that RIM already has deals with several production companies and television operators. Waiting for more details to supplement the information.