SocialScope is still very much in private beta but their app has continues to grow and get updated.

Tumblr finally have their official BlackBerry app available for download and so far it looks really good.

I’ve been talking to Foursquare recently (article to come) about their awesome location-based social platform. The company have put a lot of work into their BlackBerry client, and updates are continually rolling out to make the mobile experience on BlackBerry as robust as possible

Elecite have launched a free theme called Clarion, an awesome-looking theme with a blue palette, unique layout and the ability to customize the theme for yourself. When you click on the “Customize Online” button on the theme page, you’re taken to the Genus Theme Machine where you can make changes to the theme

The Art of War eBook from S4BB is available free in BlackBerry App World for the first 1,000 downloads only. This might be the first full book I read on a BlackBerry.

Amazon have launched Kindle for BlackBerry, a free download that gives you access to 420,000 books, including 102 of 121 NYT Bestsellers. The Kindle app will also sync your last page read and annotations between your BlackBerry and other Kindle-compatible devices. To download the Kindle app, head over to amazon.com/kindlebb

WeatherEye has been updated to version 2.0.1.4 and with the latest version you can expect a better UI, hourly forecasts, POP in long term forecast, and maps . The app is a very convenient way to get your weather, and if you download any themes with a weather slot, be sure to grab this app to go along with them.

Cortado have a new free app called Cortado Workplace.

Pocket BLU have released a BlackBerry app that lets your BlackBerry communicate directly with your Blu-ray player. The app has some decent features and it seems like it can replace your Blu-ray remote, which is great because I personally lose remotes all the time. Features include: View select content (deleted scenes, bonus content, etc) anywhere by streaming, over the internet, directly to the mobile device or downloading to the device to enable viewing even when not connected to the internet

Sidebar is an interesting app that pushes recommended content to your BlackBerry as well as it has some content-related features. The app reminds me of Genius or Pandora, in that it is supposed to learn about what you enjoy reading, and push more of that content for you to read