Bplay has announced their Valentine’s Day theme for BlackBerry. Decorate your home screen and icons with hearts, treats and teddy bears.
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Valentine’s Day Theme for BlackBerry
Vonage brings free calling and messaging to iPhone, Android
Vonage on Wednesday unveiled a new mobile app for the iPhone and Android smartphones that affords free calling and messaging along with cheap international calling rates. Vonage Mobile allows users to make free “high-definition” voice over IP calls among each other over Wi-Fi, 3G or 4G data connections, and low-cost calls can also be placed through the app to any landline or cell phone globally. The New Jersey-based Telco says its international calling rates are 70% lower than rates from major carriers and 30% lower than Skype. ”Vonage Mobile consolidates the best features of our prior applications, while adding important functionality, better value and improved ease of use,” Vonage CEO Marc Lefar said in a statement
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Vonage brings free calling and messaging to iPhone, Android
NVIDIA and Rambus settle, sign patent deal, kiss and make up
Some of you thought it would never happen.
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NVIDIA and Rambus settle, sign patent deal, kiss and make up
TrackNSlim for BlackBerry smartphones tracks and reports on your eating habits
Get fit with CrackBerry during Fitness Month at Mobile Nations! Fitness month at Mobile Nations and CrackBerry has gotten many into a get fit frenzy. I’m feeling a renewed drive to start my journey back up and reach my weight loss goal. One of my biggest problems is that I tend to forget to keep an eye on my caloric intake.
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TrackNSlim for BlackBerry smartphones tracks and reports on your eating habits
Path apologizes, deletes user contact data and updates app
The path to the executive apologies is paved with good intentions — like the one issued today by Dave Morin. The Path CEO / co-founder posted a note apologizing for the contact sharing functionality that got his iPhone app in hot water
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Path apologizes, deletes user contact data and updates app
Leaked iPad 3 parts suggest larger battery, minor changes
The next-generation iPad will feature a larger battery and “different” camera, according to RepairLabs .
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Leaked iPad 3 parts suggest larger battery, minor changes
Google Screenwise panel will pay you to track your every move online
Don’t mind letting Google watch your every click while browsing the web?
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Google Screenwise panel will pay you to track your every move online
Mike and Ophelia Lazaridis donate $21 million to the University of Waterloo
No strangers to philanthropy, Mike Lazaridis and his wife Ophelia have a long record of donations to the University of Waterloo in their past and that generosity has one again been shown with Mike and Ophelia having announced their pledge of $21 million to science and mathematics faculties at the University of Waterloo: “With their unparalleled generosity, the Lazaridis family enriches our capacity to attract exceptional individuals to join Waterloo as researchers and students,” said University of Waterloo president Feridun Hamdullahpur. “The problems of the world will keep getting more complex and interconnected, and we want to be the first port of call for people looking to solve intractable problems.” “History has shown us that a relatively small investment in fundamental research in physics and in science today can lead to huge innovation tomorrow
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Compilr Lets Developers Write Code From Their BlackBerry PlayBook
Compilr is an online integrated development environment for programming languages like PHP, C++, Ruby, Java, C# and Visual Basic. The company has recently launched a pretty cool app that lets developers to write code directly from a BlackBerry Playbook
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Compilr Lets Developers Write Code From Their BlackBerry PlayBook
AlphaDog robo pack-mule begins outdoor trials, noisily hikes into your nightmares
Boston Dynamics’ LS3, better known ’round these parts as AlphaDog , has already wowed us with a display of its stability, power and mobility. Thing is, that little clip we caught back in October took place entirely within the safe and purposefully laid out confines of a laboratory.
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AlphaDog robo pack-mule begins outdoor trials, noisily hikes into your nightmares