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Tumblr Gets a BlackBerry App
Until recently, blogging clients for the BlackBerry have been pretty limited. But WordPress for BlackBerry was released last month, and today Tumblr released its official BlackBerry app , which lets you post photos, videos, audio, links and text directly from the BlackBerry to your microblog. Mobelux , the guys behind the stellar Tumblr iPhone app are also the masterminds behind Tumblr BlackBerry. That means that the same attractive interface and robust feature support from the iPhone app is now available to CrackBerry addicts alike.
Posted in Mashable Also tagged berry-storm, blackberry, flickr, from-the-iphone, hosting-the-app, like-the-flickr, mobile 2.0, news, the-masterminds, tumblr, tumblr-black, Twitter, whether-or-not Leave a comment
Now All BlackBerry Apps Can Have Push Notifications
Today, RIM is opening up the BlackBerry Push Service to all BlackBerry developers. Push notifications let applications notify users of an alert or new message in real-time. This feature has been available to some developers since October of 2008, but today, everyone can get in on the action. This can be especially useful for breaking news, sports scores or for social networking apps like Twitter and Facebook
Posted in Mashable Also tagged because-the-app, blackberry, constantly-poll, like-the-iphone, Mashable, rim, still-the-most, united-states Leave a comment
Xobni Mobile Comes to BlackBerry
Xobni (that’s inbox spelled backwards), a company that makes an e-mail management plugin for Microsoft Outlook, is officially releasing Xobni Mobile for the BlackBerry platform today, bringing the power of Xobni to your mobile device. Xobni is a killer tool for anyone who deals with tons of e-mail, because it makes finding messages and attachments, getting widespread contact information about a person and even searching through multiple PST databases easy. Plus, it integrates with social media tools like Facebook and Twitter . Think of Xobni as kind of a cross between something like what Apple’s Spotlight search, Google’s contact tools and a synchronized address book like Plaxo. Xobni Mobile for BlackBerry is designed to make it possible to access all of your most important contact info — irrespective of whether or not a person is in your BlackBerry Address Book — directly from your phone
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Lego-borne BlackBerry Tour probably still lacks WiFi
How do you know you've reached status as an internationally-recognized icon? When someone decides to make a Lego representation of you, that's when -- so our hats go off to you, BlackBerry Tour , for this distinguished accomplishment. Well-traveled Lego artist Nathan Sawaya was recently tapped to turn RIM's global CDMA traveler into a life-sized monolith of plastic bricks, though with an unusual twist: his unnamed patron wanted a working video display, too, which required some "trial and error" to integrate.
Posted in Technology Also tagged blackberry, distinguished, entry, lego, patron-wanted, plastic-bricks, probably-still, rim, someone-decides, Technology, tour, unusual-twist, working-video Leave a comment
Danah Boyd: How Technology Makes A Mess Of Privacy and Publicity
Today at SXSWi, keynote speaker Danah Boyd took the stage to talk about privacy and publicity, and how they intertwine online. Boyd is a Social Media Researcher at Microsoft Research New England, and has studied this space extensively for years. It was a compelling talk that challenged the notion that personal information is on a binary spectrum of public or private. To help underscore her points, she recalled and discussed a number of major privacy blunders from Facebook and Google. You can find my notes from the presentation below.
Posted in Technology Also tagged chat-room, Facebook, friends, microsoft, night, notion, social, Social Media, space, Technology, Twitter Leave a comment
Black Ninja Monday is When the Commenter Trolls Get Their Due [Comments]
Several star commenter have noted recently that the troll factor is rising again. This post is reminder that all comments wasting words and the comment moderator's time wondering about such issues as "why does gizmodo love/hate/get paid by company XYZ?" may result in zero warnings and then a ban. And whatever happens to your comment account, remember: it's not my fault if you lose your account because you said something stupid.
Posted in Technology Also tagged account, black-ninja, housekeeping, internet-blood, join-the-ranks, obvious-choices, said-something, the-thoughtful, thoughtful, time-wondering Leave a comment
Caption Contest: 3D is a mind blow, everyone can agree on that
What do b-boys, random celebrities like Mark Sanchez, Andy Samberg and Hillary Duff, and the Black Eyed Peas have to do with 3DTV ? We're not sure either, but that didn't stop Samsung from mixing them up during its "worldwide launch event" yesterday in NYC. Check the video (embedded after the break) for the above revelation about 3D from the JIMP troubador himself, but what was going through the heads of our friend Jimmy C and the BEP when this picture was taken?
Posted in Technology Also tagged 3dglasses, 3dtv, after-the-break, black eyed peas, black-eyed, caption contest, entry, fergie, hillary-duff, james cameron, jamescameron, richard-lawler, video, will.i.am Leave a comment
RIM BlackBerry ‘T’ (Talladega?) slider launching next month?