The World Cup has been pretty interesting this year with France already out. If you’re supporting Argentina or Brazil on the other hand, you’re probably going to want a free vuvuzela app for your BlackBerry. This vuvuzela app features: Ultra loud noises Optional color Easy to start and control ...

RIM have announced that they’re launching official BlackBerry Developer Groups in Toronto, Tel Aviv and Buenos Aires. The Toronto, Canada group will have its first meeting on April 21st. The Tel Aviv, Israel group will have its first meeting on May 11th. The Buenos Aires, Argentina group will have ...

App World has arrived in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Venezuela. It’s not clear whether this will be the same App World that we see here in North America, but chances are that the same applications will be distributed. The only major difference is that users can choose to ...

RIM has announced they plan to launch the BlackBerry Curve 8520 in countries across Latin America and the Caribbean, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Venezuela. Details about carriers and pricing will come as the device launches in each country. The device ...

On Wednesday, Microsoft and Nokia announced an alliance to bring enterprise software to smartphones. The move is an explicit targeting of RIM’s core business and dominance in the smartphone market. The alliance looks good on paper with Microsoft Office representing the vast majority of office software, and Nokia representing ...

RIM has launched a new blog site for BlackBerry Developers today that will give the developer community informative content and be an integral part of the BlackBerry Zone experience. The blog, located at http://www.blackberry.com/developers/blog , will cover three main areas: Technical Discussion and Insights - Including best practices for ...

Research in Motion has launched the BlackBerry Developer’s Blog , a key component to the overall BlackBerry® Developer Zone  experience, and will cover three distinct areas: Technical Discussion and Insights – Including best practices for BlackBerry development, code snippets, and general technical information on how to make applications users will ...

Mike Kirkup, Director of Developer Relations at RIM, has officially announced the launch of the BlackBerry Developer’s Blog. The site will cover three main areas: Technical Discussion and Insights – Including best practices for BlackBerry development, code snippets, and general technical information on how to make applications users will ...