In terms of news I’d say it was a slow week for the BlackBerry Nation. On the bright side, there were some great apps that launched in both App World and the BlackBerryCool store

Jim Balsillie announced that RIM have signed an accord with Singapore’s Flextronics to manufacture the Curve 8520 in Brazil. This is part of a greater market strategy at RIM to target Latin America, which Jim once described as an upcoming Western Europe

Rove have re-released their Mobile SSH for BlackBerry app in BlackBerry App World for $29.99.

T Mobile has ended its one year agreement with Yahoo and will now use Google as its default search engine for mobile devices. What does this mean?

If you fly Alaska Airlines or Horizon Air, and have a BlackBerry, iPhone, or Windows Mobile phone, you can now check travel data on your mobile device.

[ youtube video link for mobile viewing ] If you are a TELUS BlackBerry user you may have noticed a new application icon on your device.

You Can ALWAYS Use Coupon Code CBROCKS to Save $5 When You Buy Fixmo Tools via the CrackBerry Mobile App Store or CrackBerry App Store Client! Back at the end of December we announced the beta of Fixmo Tools for BlackBerry Smartphones right here on the CrackBerry blogs. If you haven’t heard about Fixmo yet, it’s an ever-growing set of individual tools and utilities designed to make your BlackBerry better, including features such as Undelete, Forward/Reply with Edit, Flame Retardant, Silencer, Battery Watch and Memory Monitor, with more features on the way

Ranked #1 Personal Accounting app! The all new Mobile Checkbook 4.0 is now available and loaded with new features that make managing your money easier than ever. If you have ever had trouble keeping track of your account balances, then the best selling Mobile Checkbook is for you!Mobile Checkbook lets you record transactions as they happen, reconci…

Download Podcast .MP3 Directly | Podcast Feed | Subscribe in iTunes Mobile World Congress 2010 is winding down which means Dieter, Phil and myself are packing our bags and heading home.

[ youtube video link for mobile viewing ] Shortly after RIM’s Co-Founder and Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis gave his general assembly keynote at Mobile World Congress yesterday ( view that video ), he jumped over to App Planet to talk to the developers in attendance at BlackBerry Developer day. In addition to rallying the BlackBerry developer troops with some BlackBerry facts and figures, Mike gave some advice to developers about remembering to look for opportunities in enterprise in addition to embracing the growing demand for consumer apps. Makes sense.