Thursday, August 30, 2012

When the BlackBerry browser smokes weed....
















BlackBerry 10 HTML5Test


Yes the stats are real!

RIM’s dedication to HTML5 previously but the results are really starting to shine in BlackBerry 10. I have been using the BlackBerry 10 Alpha browser along with the new PlayBook beta browser and from a web developers perspective they are becoming ideal environments for apps. HTML5Test.com has updated their result set to include BlackBerry 10 beta tests and the results are very impressive.

The original PlayBook OS 1.0 scored 285+9 bonus points followed by PlayBook OS 2.0 which is the current tablet leader at 373+9. Now the development and beta category is also dominated by RIM with PlayBook OS 2.1 scoring 393+10 and BlackBerry 10 scoring a whopping 447+10. Just to give you an idea that means BlackBerry 10 tops all current, development, or beta browsers for HTML5. Check out the full smartphone and tablet rankings for yourself.

Not to shabby for the company that used to be known for its Low-Fi mobile browsing experience… Kudos to the Torch team. We cannot wait to see what you have in store for the browser chrome redesign in BlackBerry 10.

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Failing to top up bundles on your BlackBerry Handheld?

Yes, this is for those who exclusively reside in Zimbabwe and use either Telecel or Econet as carriers. Incase you;'re failing to change your voice credit to bundles please do the following process As Soon As You Can before the cents are chewed.


Depending with your Operating System version rush to the Options tab on your menu, then if your device is OS 5 and below; go to networks then select mobile networks on data turn it off then use your carrier instructions to convert the voice credit.

If you use OS 6+ its easier to use the search function and locate your network option then choose data services and turn them off.


Remember to turn the data service on once you have done with topping up.

Any questions answer on the below comment section; i would be glad to help

Monday, August 27, 2012

Blackberry 10 with physical keyboard show off







The first BlackBerry 10 phone will be a full touchscreen design with touchscreen keyboard, while the second BlackBerry 10 phone will feature a physical keyboard. Reading through the comments and watching the discussion in the forums, A lot of people are waiting and dreaming for that second phone - a BlackBerry that combines the amazing keyboard of the Bold 9900 with the QNX platform power of BlackBerry 10.

So to tease and torture and get all of us thinking what that second BlackBerry 10 phone with a physical keyboard might look like, our friend John Anastasiadis worked up the beautiful concept design you see above. John notes:
Above is my vision for the next full keyboard BB10 phone. In white just for you, Kevin (CrackBerry founder)! I designed around the 9900 keyboard and kept to the most likely scenario regarding height, width and depth of the device. BlackBerry's have traditionally been organic with soft edges but I believe the new BB10 devices will be more angular with crisp surface transitions. This will allow RIM to break from the past and reinvent the brand with a new aesthetic. Think P'9981 crossed with 9900.

You will notice that the front and side profiles are slightly tapered toward the bottom. This allows the keyboard area to be a comfortable gripping size while maximizing screen size. Also, the black rubberized sides help the user hold and grip the device securely. The reflection of the side view on the back of the device shows how thin it really is.

It's important to note that this concept is an attempt to capture what the next phone will most likely be. A realistic approach in the sense that it could be introduced today.
Thanks for doing this one up in white John... so hawt!! One of the things I think we can definitely expect from a physical keyboard BlackBerry 10 phone is a taller display than we have see on models like the Bold 9900. With BlackBerry 10 you lose the need for the row between the display and keyboard which has the trackpad and menu / back / call buttons, so losing this should open up more room for a taller display (you'll still need to save some empty space for gestures as John did here).
Be sure to click on the image above for a larger version, then drool, then sound off in the comments with your reactions!

Sunday, August 19, 2012

Documents To Go OS4.5-6

OS4.5-5 download

OS6 download

Download Here Download Here Please use the link to download Documents To Go OS4.5-6 which can work over Wi-Fi. this download is not for commercial use.

Opera Mini for BlackBerry Storm

Download Here

Download Here Please use the link to download Opera Mini for BlackBerry Storm which can work over Wi-Fi. this download is not for commercial use.

Facebook 3.0 works over Wi-Fi

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Please use the link to download Facebook 3.0 which can work over Wi-Fi. this download is not for commercial use.

Thursday, August 16, 2012

Better Backyard Grilling with Our Top Three BlackBerry BBQ Tips

BBQ Tips
After spending months locked up in the kitchen, it’s time to enjoy one of my favorite parts of summer: BBQs. Whether you’re celebrating holidays, family events, or just hanging out with friends, grilling and gathering outside is a great way to enjoy the season.
Before you head outside with your plate of burgers and hot dogs, be sure to grab your BlackBerry® smartphone or BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet to help you take your BBQ to a whole new level. Check out some of our favorite tips, tricks, and apps from the BlackBerry App World™ storefront:

Grab Some New Recipes

Before you head to the grocery store, why not check out a few apps that can give you some new ideas for your culinary pursuits? One great resource to help you find new recipes and refine your techniques is Cooklet. More than just your typical burger and hot dog BBQ, you’ll find recipes for inventive side dishes and numerous ways to spice up your meals. And if you’re looking for some healthy recipes, be sure to check out SparkRecipes – it currently boasts over 200,000 recipes!

Accurate Cook Times

For novice chefs and culinary pros alike, cooking a cut of meat to perfection can be challenging and intimidating. Using the recipe apps above will help give you a timeline for how long you should leave your food on the grill, and using an app like Stopwatch can help you gauge your grilling time.

Share Your Work of Art

After you have put together your BBQ masterpiece, it’s time for you to share it with the world! Before you get to chowing down your food, we recommend snagging a photo or two with your BlackBerry smartphone. One of my favorite photo apps is PicMix – you can add interesting filters and effects to your photos to really impress your foodie friends. You can also share your photos on social networks like Facebook® and Twitter® to build up your street cred as the BBQ master among your friends.
Now I’m starving and can’t wait to get home tonight to fire up the grill!
What do you think #TeamBlackBerry? Do you have any other tips or BlackBerry smartphone app recommendations you would add to this list? Share your BBQ tips below.


copied from http://blogs.blackberry.com/2012/08/blackberry-bbq-tips/?CPID=E20C037&DATE=080812

LTE BlackBerry Playbook out now!



Prior to our earlier post, RIM announced the 4G LTE BlackBerry PlayBook earlier this month and it’s finally available from several Canadian carriers. The LTE tablet is slightly upgraded from its WiFi-only counterpart with a 1.5GHz CPU and 32GB storage option, but the main difference is the new LTE radio.

The 7-inch PlayBook is a pretty little package and the operating system is finally a contender. The tablet might have a chance if RIM was in a position to price the PlayBook competitively.

The LTE PlayBook is expensive. It’s available through Bell and Rogers for $350 with a three-year contract (lengthy contracts are normal in Canada). The 32GB LTE PlayBook is also available through TELUS without a contract for $550.

It will soon be available in other countries as they launch

OS 10.0.6.545 Rolling Out for BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha Devices!

I just received a tip that Research In Motion is rolling out OS 10.0.6.545 to the BlackBerry 10 Dev Alpha devices! At this time we are not sure of what has changed but are in the process of booting our very own Dev Alpha up to check it all out! Those with the devices remember you can get the latest device if your application if in AppWorld before BlackBerry 10 official release!


Head on over to the  BlackBerry Dev Alpha device software page.