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Fallen Earth Mobile Companion for iPhone Update Previewed; BlackBerry App ReleasedIntoMobile (blog)Things like maps, profiles, and recipes would be nice to access while you’re playing, but still, it sure beats World of Warcraft charging another …and more »

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Fallen Earth Releases Full Featured Companion AppZam NewsNot to be outdone by World of Warcraft mobile application, Fallen Earth has released their own companion app for the iPhone, Android, and Blackberry (for …

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If you are even remotely involved in using or developing mobile phone applications, you’ll love AppBoy . AppBoy is a social network for mobile app lovers of all sorts of smart phones including iPhone, Android, Blackberry and Palm. It provides a portal for both users and developers of these apps to interact with each other. So whether you need to simply rant about a bad app or find a developer for a new app idea, AppBoy is one of the places you should definitely check out. You can also u

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European operator, Vodafone officially announced the BlackBerry Storm2 (9520) smartphone. Like the first Storm, new touchscreen has almost the entire front panel and has no keyboard. In the version for Vodafone BlackBerry Storm2 phone works in networks GSM and UMTS (also in the United States should go to the Verizon model with support for CDMA/UMTS/GSM). Furthermore, [...] Related posts: BlackBerry Storm 2 (9520) touchscreen phone for Vodafone The network appeared “live” images of BlackBer

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I recently switched from a Windows Mobile telephone to an Android-based mobile phone. When I was making the switch, I had to decide whether I was going with the iPhone, which my wife uses. or to run with Blackberry or Android, a Google-centric operating system (Symbian, which runs Nokia phones, and the Palm-based OS look like losers and I don’t want to get caught with limited app choice or upgradeability). I liked the iPhone but the lack of keyboard made Blackberry look inviting. In the end, w

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The Powermat is neat little gadget that lets you charge your devices wirelessly. The current model lets allows charging up to three devices at a time. Supported gadgets include Apple iPods/iPhones, Nintendo DS/DSi, and a few BlackBerry devices. A power block extends support to micro-USB, mini-USB, LG/Samsung phones, and a few other devices. The folks over at Powermat stated that kits for other popular devices will become available in the near future. For now, here’s my quick demo: If you can

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Need an easy to use dictionary and thesaurus on your BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM )? The folks at Dictionary.com have come to the rescue for you, launching a new dictionary and thesaurus app for the BlackBerry! The app contains more than half-a-million words, definitions and synonyms, and is quite powerful. You can also hear audio pronunciations, just like you can do on the main website. Perhaps the best feature (at least in my opinion) is the ability of the app to integrate with your native apps. So

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