AddOnis is a cool app from Twinkler that they call The Super Utility for BlackBerry.

BBleaks threw up some more details about BIS 3.0 and I’m personally really looking forward to this . The latest info about BIS 3.0, tells us we’ll see: OpenOffice file support: presentations, text documents and spreadsheets. Support for WMA (Windows Media Audio)

That time again folks. BlackBerry App World version 1.1.0.24 is now being pushed to devices and should be showing up in your messages list soon if not already. If it’s not updated as of yet, hang tight as Research In Motion has been staggering new releases out rather then just pushing them to everyone right away

Our buddy Fabian has updated the LaterDude Pro App and there are some cool new features.

Conquest is a theme for the Tour, Bold, Curve, 8800 and 8700 model BlackBerry devices. It was originally designed for the Storm, and it has been ported over for trackball devices. Currently, the theme is on sale and will continue to be 50% off through Friday, August 21st

The reports have been flowing in since the release of BlackBerry Messenger 5.0 and finally yesterday an “official” announcement that yes, indeed their was an issue with BlackBerry Messenger in general. Many users from the forums feel as though the issue may have been caused by too many users loading Messenger 5.0 and thus causing the BBM servers to be backlogged with the end result being slow, latent message delivery (that was if the messages arrived at all).

LaterDude is a free application that lets you create events from the Call Log. The premium version, LaterDude Pro has been released and features some great new features. LaterDude Pro is an application that reminds you to call, SMS or email someone by integrating with your native calendar

Having a look at my monthly wireless phone bill, I see that I don't really use much of my voice plan. I mostly use my BlackBerry smartphone for email, pin and SMS messages, but my voice plan is a fantastic deal that I don't want to give up.

How to write your second BlackBerry application – Lesson 2: Mail API, Invoke API, Menu In the first tutorial you learned how to set up the BlackBerry JDK (Java Development Kit) and how to create a simple User Interface with Buttons, Labels and Edit Fields .