[jly.public]

Instead of browsing AppWorld for apps that might be of any use to me, I figure I'd ask y'all to chime in on what you have installed. The only paid app I've bought so far is iMazing for email features. Free ones installed on my Bold are: BeWeather, Flashlight, Poynt (not sure if I even use it), Tunein Radio.

What do you all have on yours?

[adamrollins]

The ones I use everyday are:
Twitter
CrunchSMS
Whatsapp
Sky Sports Live Score Centre
FourSquare
BWeather
Advanced OS & LED
EBAY
Google Maps
Quickpull
Lloydstsb banking
Halifax banking
Train Line
Ray of light (torch)
Screen grabber
BT Side Kick
your Orange
Daily Horoscope

[pr1nce]

Quicklaunch
Pandora
Scoremobile
Berryweather
Poynt
Tunein Radio
Call Control

[Atakan]

Fancy speedtest, twinkle, silent cam, smart wifi, screen grabber, wunderlist, lensboost, photostudio, puZZed, shazam,

[Atakan]

And of course, whatsapp.

[niss63]

BeWeather*
Bible*
BBProtect#
BBTravel#
BuzzOff*
MyFitnessPal*
DocumentsToGoPro#
Email Blocker*
EndomondoPro*
Evernote
Fixmo
Google Maps#
Google Talk
Google Voice*
Kindle#
Opera Mini*
OurGroceries*
OverDrive Media#
PDF Creator Ultimate
PDF To Go
Poynt#
RDM+
RexConnect*
Timeme
ToDoMatrixPro*
Vlingo Plus*

*Use these every day
#Use these as needed, but find them very helpful

[o4liberty]

Poynt is a great app to have and taptalk is another good one also. Depending on what your interest are the app world has tons of apps to choose from.

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[Jberry32]

Screen Grabber
Photo Studio Editor
Pattern Lock
Nobex Radio
Flashlight- 2 for 1
Wikitude
Calorie Counter
Blackberry Protect
Blackberry Travel

[Mystic205]

mobilevoip

[Jake90087]

My Vodafone,
Twitter,
BB Protect,
Bejewled,
Fruit Ninja,
Shazam,
YouTube,
Screen Grabber and TuneIn radio. I use most of these daily bar Shazam and the games but they're useful.

[ubizmo]

This question gets asked from time to time and I like to recommend UpVise, which is actually an app suite. The free version includes a cloud-sync notebook, similar to EverNote but much cleaner and faster, in my opinion. That's what I mainly use it for.

The free version also has a text-only Wikipedia app, which I find much quicker than using the browser when I need to look up something quickly. It also has a contacts import and export capability, which at least provides an additional backup and a way to transport contacts to other platforms (UpVise is on all platforms) should the need arise.

The paid version has many more features, mostly useful for businesses.

[Chrysalis1156]

I've always had BeWeather and Quicklaunch on my bbs. I added Slider Phone Lock last week cuz I got tired of pressing the lock button on top to lock my screen (it was difficult with the OEM soft shell case on it). Love it. One little swipe of my thumb & my screen is back on.

[Tõnis]

I'm not heavily into apps, but I dabble a bit. For free ones I have the ones from RIM:

Yahoo instant messenger
Googletalk
Windows live instant messenger
AIM instant messenger

I recently purchased and installed Trillian. I'm testing it out to see if I like it. It consolidates all your instant messengers, multiple accounts on each, into one messenger. There's even a free web messenger/interface for the pc or mac. What I like about it is it stays connected, because the messengers are connected on the Trillian server so even if my phone loses signal I won't go offline to my contacts. Also, I can sign out and choose "suspend." This feature turns Trillian off on my phone (to save battery), sets me as "away" everywhere, and pushes the instant messages I receive while suspended to my BlackBerry via email. So far, I like it. Other similar programs people like are Beejive and IM+. I think one or both of those handle skype messaging, too. Trillian doesn't, to my knowledge.

[jly.public]

@chrysalis - does the slider app allow u to lock the phone with a swipe? or is it only to unlock?

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[antheauxny]

When I had my BB the only apps I really used were:
Facebook
Ubersocial
Twitter for Blackberry (when ubersocial was acting up)
Tumblr
Opera Mini
Pandora
DocumentsToGo (I believe that's what it was called lol)
Blackboard Learning

I'd occasionally use a weather up but most of the time I just googled the weather for my city.


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[dustanh]

BeWeather
QuickLaunch
Advance OS and LED
Tapatalk
Facebook
Email++
ScoeMobile
Sudoku
BlackBerry News Feed
Six Tools

Plus the native apps (calendar, task, memo pad, compass)

[iwashmycar]

BeWeather
InstaPhoto is great, especially the "quick post" mode for quick uploading
Blackberry Traffic is good navigation

[emirozmen]

Whatsapp
Viber
Twitter
Twinkle
Google Maps
Facebook Messenger
Easy Lock Pro
Turkcell Cep-T Cuzdan
Show Me The Images
Dropbox
Wikitude
Screen Grabber
Meterberry
Berryweather

[jly.public]

Blackberry Traffic is a nav app? i thought it only reports traffic conditions wherever you're at?

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[Chrysalis1156]

@chrysalis - does the slider app allow u to lock the phone with a swipe? or is it only to unlock?

Sent from my BlackBerry 9930 using Tapatalk

It allows you to unlock the screen & keyboard with a swipe. You set a time limit or occurence (like backlight off) to lock it. You can also tell it not to lock when you're doing certain things like browsing or making calls.

[killer007]

Blackberry Traffic is a nav app? i thought it only reports traffic conditions wherever you're at?

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@.@ its navigation but without a map, you know not like google map
it gives you direction turn by turn in words and signs,
like how much km left, and how much time left and a left or right turn signs

but it used your data, so if you have unlmited data, its good to use it

[416to604]

i've got a lot of the apps previously mentioned in other posts (whatsapp, beweather, google maps) but since i haven't heard anyone mention these, i'd advise you get your hands on some NFC tags and download NFC Shortcuts & Shortcutme.

i never touch my sound profile settings because i have these handy stickers stuck around everywhere. simply tap the phone to the sticker and it's done. 1 in the office to put my phone in silent, 1 in the car to activate the normal sound profile and 1 on my bedside table to activate bedside mode.

[tjseaman]

I have several apps that most people have which are kinda the within the norm of top apps...one app that I truly hope they upgrade for bb10 is my Ascendo Money app. I use it all the time for personal finance. It is a paid app at around $30 but I don't at all regret it and they actually give you a 30 day trial. It's fantastic if you are one of those people who like to track their account balances. You can forecast your budget and much more...it's my go to over my TD Bank app because it's simple and very detailed. It also comes with a desktop download so you can sync between your pc and phone. No, I don't work for them but I simple love this app.

[tjseaman]

@.@ its navigation but without a map, you know not like google map
it gives you direction turn by turn in words and signs,
like how much km left, and how much time left and a left or right turn signs

but it used your data, so if you have unlmited data, its good to use it

RIM also just signed with TOM TOM...cool!

[dadathepanda]

Draw Something
Words with friends
Mint.com
CapitalOne App
DropBox
Google Drive
PATH Train Schedule (a NJ thing)
Kindle
Instagram
Netflix

oh, wait, I don't have a BB anymore...Let's see, if I had a BB, out of the above list how many are available:
Dropbox

BB10 better have apps, lots of apps or else it won't amount to much. The OS looks promising but you got to realize that so does Android and iOS. By the time BB10 comes out, the competition will have released new devices as well. The new Samsung Galaxy III has some nifty features and other Android devices are coming out at a fast pace.