There are more BlackBerry Slider pics emerging today.

I’m not positive but I’m pretty sure that’s a BlackBerry Curve 8900 from T-Mobile and according to the owner, it has 4,150 diamonds (30.51 carats) and it’s wrapped in 18K gold . The price tag on the phone is over $200,000 USD but there doesn’t seem to be any info on where to buy

More BlackBerry Slider images have emerged, providing a clearer picture of what the new phone will be. BBLeaks got its hands on the original photos and now a set of clearer photos of the slider. This phone looks like a Storm, but does not have the SurePress touchscreen “clicking” technology.

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

BuddyGuard let us know that they have released their Beta 5 of their app. BuddyGuard allows you to remotely secure and wipe your device in the event of theft or loss. The app feature set includes: ALERT: Helps you find your misplaced phone by playing a loud tone, even if the phone is in silent or vibrate-only mode

The Kedlin Company have announced their BlackBerry app Call Control, which was voted the Best Save Time App by the Verizon development community. The app syncs with a community-generated blacklist of spam callers, to help stop telemarketers and unwanted calls from reaching your phone .

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During his keynote at MWC 2010, Mike Lazaridis introduced the concept of a Super App . It’s not clear exactly what is meant by “Super App”, but it seems that it’s a name given to apps that take advantage of all that the BlackBerry platform has to offer

T Mobile BlackBerry Pearl and Curve users are in luck.

  WhatsApp has been available for the iPhone for quite some time, but it is just now making its way to BlackBerry as well. The app is still in the (very) early stages, so the UI and features leave a bit to be desired, but WhatsApp is delivering free smarthphone-to-smartphone messaging. What this means is that you will be able to send messages to all of your iPhone toting buddies for free.