MapQuest have released MapQuest 4 Mobile with a ton of support for older BlackBerry devices, but a limited amount of support for newer models such as the Curve 8900, Bold 9700 and Tour. While I think more developers should support the older devices, I think MapQuest is missing out by not getting the early adopters involved. Features include: Maps – MapQuest’s detailed and friendly map style is a familiar face in the mobile world

While it’s not the first time we’ve seen the BlackBerry Curve go on sale for free with a contract, it may be the first time a carrier has partnered with a BlackBerry app to give them away. Slacker has partnered with all the major carriers to discount the Curve to free with a new contract or a contract extension. See the Slacker page for more details about a free BlackBerry Curve from Slacker

You may not be a fan of the BlackBerry Curve, but 52 year old David Fitzherbert sure is. While skiing the glacier in the Matterhorn and Monterosa peaks when the snow gave way beneath him, sending him down towards the depths of the crevasse. “After 70 feet it narrowed and I became stuck like a cork in a bottle between the walls,” said Fitzherbert

This weekend only, every BlackBerry Curve is free + Free FedEx Shipping at the BlackBerry Cool smartphone store.

When we last wrote about Evernote, some readers were upset that the app was not available for the Curve. As one reader Nick wrote: “I can’t imagine why the number one selling phone , isn’t listed as a device that this is compatible with?” Well the company was listening and Evernote is now available for the BlackBerry Curve 83xx series