Software Development

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TeleNav Updates GPS Nav Software for AT&T BlackBerrys, Releases Free “OnMyWay” App

GPS-navigation provider TeleNav has updated its nav-software for BlackBerry users and released a brand new app that helps travelers alert parties at their destinations when they can be expected to arrive. Unfortunately, both apps are initially availa

The BlackBerry-to-iPhone Switch: Converts Speak

CIO.com's smartphone-watcher Al Sacco found six gadget-geeks who recently made the switch from BlackBerry to iPhone--and two more who went from BlackBerry to iPhone and back again. Their stories shed light on reasons why you might want to switch

Mitre 10 taps open source for fast BI win

Xobni for BlackBerry Now Available: Mobile Contact Mgmt. Redefined

BlackBerry users just got a whole new way to store and access contacts on the go: Xobni for BlackBerry. CIO.com's Al Sacco says the new app's a must-have for any and all heavy e-mail users with large contact lists. Here's why.

Home grown eMed app gets Web 2.0 refresh

BlackBerry Quick Tip: How to Archive, Organize App World Software

BlackBerry smartphone users can free up valuable software storage space by "archiving" App World mobile applications they don't use frequently on external memory cards for easy future access. Here's how to archive those apps, as w

BlackBerry Travel Apps: 10 Must-Have Downloads

Before your next trip, check out 10 of the best travel-minded mobile applications for BlackBerry smartphones. CIO.com's road warrior Al Sacco shares details and download information.

Free Amazon Kindle for BlackBerry App Now Available

Online retailer Amazon.com today released a brand new Kindle e-reader application for BlackBerry smartphones that gives users access to more than 400,000 Kindle digital books, most of which sell for around $10.

RIM Teases New BlackBerry Browser at MWC: Faster JavaScript, AJAX, More

BlackBerry-maker RIM today took the wraps off its much-anticipated BlackBerry browser based on the open-source WebKit engine. The BlackBerry browser has long been criticized for its shortcomings, but RIM's hoping the new version's improved