Back during the BlackBerry Developers Conference last year, Research In Motion made the announcement that the BlackBerry Push APIs would be available to all developers for free within the first half of 2010. In keeping with their promise, Research In Motion has made available today two levels of push services.  BlackBerry Push Essentials - is a free service that developers can incorporate into their applications and allows them to push content to their customers with unparalleled immediacy.

We’ve been waiting to see exactly how this one turned out for everyone. But as most of you know the past few days for Verizon Storm 2 owners have been rather interesting. BerryScoop got tipped the news about the possibility of Verizon being reissued Storm 2 devices due to a screen issue.

* UPDATE- Gizmofusion has the launch date pegged at March 14th * Remember the days when you could pick up a BlackBerry Curve and Pearl in just about every color of the rainbow? I certainly do

We had the pleasure of announcing the beta testing phase for VersaTool not too long ago. Now VersaTool has reached the point where it’s waiting for acceptance into BlackBerry App World.

Slacker fans rejoice, Slacker 3.0 is now available for download! The biggest change is that you can now cache your stations wirelessly while you sleep for a fresh brew of music to go with your morning coffee. It’s available for download now via your BlackBerry browser at http://www.slacker.com or App World. Per Slacker, here are some of the new features in version 3.0: • Updated interface • Faster application startup time • Significantly smaller application size • Improved touch interface for BlackBerry Storm • Greatly improved battery life • New settings menu options • Tabbed info view for lyrics, reviews and biographies Check out the full release after the break.

Needless to say, we’re gonna stick the fat rumor tag on this one. But, according to the folks over at The Street it seems investors and analysts were given reason to worry about Research In Motion at some point in time.

Waterloo, ON Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today introduced BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express free new server software that wirelessly and securely synchronizes BlackBerry smartphones with Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft Windows Small Business Server.The new BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express software will be provided f…

Mobile user management solution BoxTone has announced that they will be supporting the newly announced BES Express.

Press Release RIM Introduces BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Free New BlackBerry Software for Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Windows Small Business Server Allows Companies to Empower All Employees with Wireless Access to Their Corporate Email Without Compromising Security or Manageability WATERLOO, ONTARIO–(Marketwire - Feb. 16, 2010) - Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ:RIMM)(TSX:RIM) today introduced BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express - free new server software that wirelessly and securely synchronizes BlackBerry smartphones with Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft Windows Small Business Server.

We’ve been hearing for the past week now that Research In Motion was cooking up something good for Mobile World Congress. Alot of information floating around about a BIS and BES “alternative” or something that mixes the both as a free option to users that are already on BIS but still want a BES infrastructure of sorts