PushLife is a new music application for BlackBerry Smartphones that seeks to change how you listen to and manage your music on your BlackBerry. Managing music on mobile devices has never really been an easy task for me. It seems no matter how much effort I put into organizing and ensuring items are named and tagged correctly I always end up with a disorganized batch of music on my BlackBerry

Inventor of the cell phone ditches the iPhone for the Motorola Droid HTC Incredible caught looking pretty final Verizon Nexus One will be sold online Android Central Podcast Episode 2 ! More BlackBerry Slider Photos Emerge Online CrackBerry Podcast 049: Good Times… a little TOO Good! Humor: Jerry Seinfeld Rants About BlackBerry People on Letterman JoikuSpot Premium for N900 1.0 available now for less than $10 Palm Releases PDK Beta , we learn details , Palm dishes on PDK , and Unreal Engine 3 demoed on webOS Qt Platform hits Palm Pre and Preware Palm Launches Developer Purchase Program Apple iPad Wi-Fi and iPad 3G go on pre-order , 91,000 sold in first 6 hours TiPb’s Complete iPad preview , updated with DRM-free ePub, VoiceOver for iBooks, more. More rumors of multitasking in iPhone 4.0 Verizon Imagio unlocked for custom ROMs Video interview about Windows Phone 7 Series with Microsoft’s Loke Uei Sprint document shows Windows Mobile 6.5 update this month CrackBerry.com ’s feed sponsored by ShopCrackBerry.com .

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?

Tether are celebrating their 1 year anniversary providing BlackBerry users with a simple means of tethering their BlackBerry to their laptop. Incredibly, the company are announcing they have been installed on 110,000 BlackBerrys

Hands-on with Motorola Devour Motorola Backflip, AT&T’s first Android phone, now available for $99 Apple sues HTC , Day One and Day Two Roundup Android Central Podcast is here! BlackBerry Slider Photos Emerge! BlackBerry Slider Rumors Update and Roundup CrackBerry Podcast: BlackBerry Slider Special Edition! Nokia C5 Announced The Four Classes of Nokia Smartphones Nokia Nuron coming to T-Mobile Facebook for webOS Updated Porting iPhone Games to webOS ‘a matter of days.’ Verizon Drops Mail-in Rebate on Pre Plus, Pixi Plus TiPb is Giving Away an iPad! First Chance to Enter: Subscribe to the TiPb YouTube Channel! iPad Wi-Fi Available in US on April 3, Pre-Orders March 12, International Late April Apple Sues HTC for Patent Infringement — Complete Coverage Microsoft gives a few more hints for Windows Phone 7 Series plus, HTC HD2 (again) is officially off the upgrade path Opera Mini 5 beta now on Windows Mobile as a native app More Microsoft Courier details, renderings and video get leaked CrackBerry.com ’s feed sponsored by ShopCrackBerry.com . Best of Smartphone Experts, 7 Mar 2010

Handmark has released an app for the New York Daily News. The app is released for BlackBerry, iPhone, and Windows Mobile devices. The app is supposed to give you quick access to the New York Daily News content, but we’re wondering why users won’t simply use an RSS reader.If you can’t resist downloading a new app you can get the New York Daily New…

Distimo have released their latest report based on 2010 data that compares games in the Apple App Store, BlackBerry App World, Google Android Market, Nokia Ovi Store and Windows Marketplace. The major findings of the report include: Games on the Windows Marketplace and BlackBerry App World are most expensive at $4.91 and $4.60 (on average) respectively

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.

Getting lost – some call it an adventure, others call it an annoyance. There’s even some who call it something that, due to the presence of younger readers, I’m not allowed to repeat

The Smartphone Round Robin continues… and while I’m playing with the iToy this week (final review coming before end of weekend, see first impressions video here) there’s some great BlackBerry coverage for you all to check out.  Dieter was tied up with CES, so like me was a little late in getting his last review up. Dieter really gave the BlackBerry Bold 9700 and Storm2 some good thought in his final BlackBerry review , so you’ll definitely want to jump over to PreCentral.net and check it out if you haven’t done so yet.