RIMarkable has pointed out a new minisite RIM has launched called Built for BlackBerry, which points surfers to some grade-A software that’s either entirely free or has a 30-day trial. You can browse by software category, such as Games, Navigation, and News.

Value added to user? Nice.

Source : blackberrycool.com

This site : berryquery.com will help us to search blackberry’s related topic from :

• BlackBerry Forums
• Pinstack BlackBerry Forums
• RIM / BlackBerry Forum at Howardforums
• BlackBerryInsight’s Howtos

Source : blackberryinsight.com

It’s mean, the beta tester will ended.
Check the new product’s site for it’s feature.
If you love it,  you can buy it.

Otherway, what are program (jabber client for blackberry) you use?

—–Original Message—–

From: JiveTalk Support <support[a@t]beejive[do.t]com>
Date: Mon, 28 May 2007 18:36:07
To:support[a@t]beejive[do.t]com
Subject: Announcing the Release of JiveTalk 1.0 and End of Beta Period

We are happy to announce the 1.0 release of JiveTalk (see release notes). This marks the end of our beta period for JiveTalk for BlackBerry.

We want to thank all of you who have helped us along the way. Your feedback and suggestions have been extremely valuable in making JiveTalk a better product.

Now some logistical details on the 1.0 release and our pricing structure going forward:

As an introductory offer, we’re making JiveTalk available for $19.95 for a device license, and $29.95 for a full user license. In summary, a device license is a perpetual license tied to a single device, non-transferable, whereas a full user license is a perpetual license tied to the user and full transferable across devices. Both licenses only require a one-time fee (no subscription) and include free software upgrades (following the same update process used during in the beta period). See our website <http://www.beejive.com> for more details.

We will also offer a free 30-day trial for JiveTalk. This is a no-obligation trial of fully functionaly software; the trial period starts later this week, at which point your beta license will automatically revert to a 30-day trial license.

This has been a very enjoyable beta process for our team at BeeJive. While somewhat sad to see the beta end, over the coming weeks and months, we will continue to enhance JiveTalk to make it even better. You will see some of the following in future releases:

- File transfers, buddy icons/profiles, better chat logging
- Additional IM services, such as Skype chat and MySpace IM
- Group chat and chat rooms

As always, we welcome your feedback and suggestions.

Thanks again,

Kai

BeeJive, Inc.

Through the existing licensing relationship between High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC) and RIM, Dopod International is providing BlackBerry Connect software on its Microsoft® Windows Mobile®-based 838Pro to support push-based wireless email services, in conjunction with both BlackBerry® Enterprise Server and BlackBerry® Internet Service. Dopod International is the first to offer BlackBerry Connect v4.0 in Asia.

BlackBerry Enterprise Server and BlackBerry Internet Service support wireless email access, wireless email reconciliation and attachment viewing. Additional features supported through BlackBerry Enterprise Server and BlackBerry Connect v4.0 include:

• Complete, two-way wireless synchronization of email, calendar, address book, task and memo pad information;
• Enhanced attachment handling capabilities, enabling users to view images, footnotes and tracked changes;
• Remote look-up of corporate email address directory;
• Triple DES or AES wireless encryption;
• Internet and corporate intranet access via the BlackBerry® Mobile Data System;
• Wireless device provisioning to allow devices to be activated wirelessly;
• Remote control of email settings to allow users to wirelessly configure out-of-office replies, email filters, and auto-signatures directly from their device; and
• Wireless IT policy enforcement and commands.

“BlackBerry Connect on Dopod International devices provides an innovative and powerful solution that meets the distinct needs of our mobile users on the go.” said Jack Tong, CEO of Dopod International Corp. “We are very excited to work with RIM to provide the new BlackBerry Connect software on 838Pro for customers in Hong Kong, Australia and South East Asia.”

“Dopod International is one of the world’s leading providers of Windows Mobile-based devices,” said Norm Lo, Vice President of Asia Pacific at RIM. “We are very pleased to be extending BlackBerry services to Dopod International customers.”

For corporate customers, BlackBerry Enterprise Server software tightly integrates with Microsoft® Exchange, IBM Lotus® Domino® and Novell GroupWise® and works with existing enterprise systems to enable secure, push-based wireless access to email and other corporate data. For individuals and smaller businesses, BlackBerry Internet Service allows users to access multiple supported email accounts (including most popular ISP email accounts) from a single device.
Source : Dopod Asia and Blackberry

PC World has released their top 100 best products (em, gadgets?) of 2007 and the BlackBerry 8800 is number 5.

Check their (Liane Cassavoy) review.

Spot, the GPS and mapping tool of Skylab Mobilesystems Ltd. does now officially support the brand new BlackBerry Curve and even BlackBerry 8830. As the curve does not have a built-in GPS receiver you will need an external Bluetooth GPS receiver to get positioning work. With its SD-Card support it will also be possible to import static map images and export (as well as import) waypoints in the GPX or LOC waypoint file format.

Features: streetlevel, topographic and satellite maps, field & map navigation, waypoint management, tracklogs.
Well, tracklogs can only be visualized and not exported but as a loyal reader you know that there is some other which does that great.

source : blackberryinsight.com