Just in case some of you all out there missed out on the BlackBerry Theme Studio 5.0 webinar , you can now head on over to the registration site and sign up . Once signed up, you will then gain access to the archive in order to watch the rebroadcast of the event

When we wrote about ChangeWave’s most recent survey, we tried to make it very obvious that the survey was in no way indicative of any statistically accurate trends, and that it was to be taken with a grain of salt. In fact, the exact wording was: “Since the survey sample is so small, and we can’t be sure of how representative the sample is of the total North American market, we should obviously take these results with a grain of salt.” What should have been included in the post, was a better explanation of why the ChangeWave survey isn’t accurate. It’s important to take into account when these surveys are published

Over 1,000 buzzd users were surveyed about mobile etiquette in a night club/bar, and the majority said that there was no etiquette whatsoever. While this isn’t breaking news, the survey asks some pretty funny questions and it’s worth reading.

Cellfservices Wireless Usage and Roaming Survey – Are we ripping ourselves off? On May 22, 2009, Cellfservices took a survey on wireless usage and travel

In a recent survey, forty percent of smartphone users who don’t already own an iPhone said they would switch to the Apple handset for their next purchase, nearly three times the percentage of non-Blackberry users who would switch to a BlackBerry. The online survey was conducted May 19 to June 8, by market researcher Crowd Science and found that only 14 percent of non-Blackberry users wanted to switch to that family of devices. There are a few problems with the nature of this survey which should be pointed out.

Out BlackBerry unlock partner, Cellfservices are looking for help with a short, 5 question survey on wireless usage and travel .  Along with the survey, Cellfservices is giving out a coupon code “roamfree” that will discount $12 from all Blackberry unlock codes. The prices will look like this after the coupon code is applied: AT&T - $9.99 Fido - $9.99 Rogers - $9.99 T-mobile - $9.99 Verizon - $22.99 Vodafone UK - $17.99 Canadian Locked Storm - $44.99 Blackberry Worldwide (Listed) - $32.99 Blackberry Worldwide (Unlisted) - $47.99 Take the survey for cheap BlackBerry unlock codes . ? Kyle for BlackBerry Cool , 2009