RIM announced today that the BlackBerry Push Service is open to developers. The service allows developers to develope “Java applications or BlackBerry Widgets that leverage RIM’s push technology either through the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (for enterprises) or BlackBerry Internet Service infrastructure (for consumers), so that content providers…

We’ve mentioned Bayalink and their BES Liberty product a few times here in the blogs since we first named them a Best of WES winner in 2008.

A pdf file from RIM outlining the details of BlackBerry Internet Service 3.0 was recently leaked online and the details are spreading fast. It appears that Gmail users will finally get 2 way syncing between their BlackBerry and Gmail accounts.

Have you ever been stuck in an airport, hotel room, coffee shop, or on the road with no Internet? Frustrated paying 9.95 for 30 minutes of internet service

Another day, another leaked BlackBerry OS. BlackBerry OS 5.0.0.463 for the Curve 8350 has been leaked on the Internet.

This was an interesting week for BlackBerry news. There was a ton of news I would file under WTF, including a BlackBerry getting God’s blessing, and the 9500 ending up in the Royal Collection. Of course the best news comes from Nan Palmero, BlackBerry Cool’s CES 2010 correspondent

RIM have filed a patent with the US Patent and Trademark office that seeks to speed up your Internet connection by setting up a proxy server on the device.

As we’ve been advised by Audit over at Dataoutages , Rogers and RIM have planned some downtime for their BlackBerry users on BIS and BES systems on January 17th. The window of downtime is not really that bad, depending on what type of hours you sleep

BlackBerry Messenger has been down for some time now. Apparently there are outages across North American carriers that affect BBM, Internet browsing and apps that use data.

It’s interesting to see where RIM is heading to next. It’s sort of like Where in World is Carmen Sandiego , but for gadget geeks.