QSMS - one step texting
YouMail - personalize-able (is that a word??) visual voicemail
BerryWeather - $5 or $10
CrackBerry Launcher - takes you right to CB
GoogleSync
Enjoy your Bold!
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Lol people who pay to see the weather crack me up. Are you a storm-chaser or something? Lmao.
OP, please boycott that Facebook app, and use the mobile site. You may mislead developers that its actually worth downloading. Jk, but its the worst app for Blackberry.
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And do any of yall have a problem viewing videos via youtube or any other site? It doesn't matter if its the youtube player or just their mobile site. The videos are pixelated and take forever to buffer, etc.
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Lawlist: What is the Spanish DIctionary app you use? I'm not finding one under the name Spanish Dictionary on Appworld or the Crackberry store. If it's the Spanishdict.com one I have on my iPod Touch I'm gonna scream with joy.
CarptureIt - takes screen shots SearchIt - provides an all in one web search interface (designed by Forums Moderator Shao128) QuickLauch BBNotepad - replaces memopad (saves memos to memory card instead of device) BBTran - language translation YouVersion - many different translations of the Bible eMobile Email - provides greater control over email than default email program eMobile Today Professional eMobile Tasks - task manager (better than default) Garmin Mobile - GPS navigation PimpMyMail - control LED for email. There are others that work with SMS but I despise
texting so I have never had a need to try them. Tether - connect BB to PC and use as modem
File Manager Pro - file manager with .zip handling eOffice - read and edit MS Office docs, send faxes directly from BB, etc Fixmo - best utulity app for the BB, hands down. The undelete messages is worth the price. BBScanner - police, fire and EMS radio scanner Ascendo Money
Ascendo Fitness Flipside - music player Google Mobile App
What advantage does quicklaunch have over holding down menu key? Never used it before - interested if it's actually worth it
Holding the memory key down ONLY shows you what is running and allows you
to switch between them.
QuickLaunch is not meant to replace that. What is does is allow you to create
tons of quickly accessible shortcuts.
I got rid of all my lauchers and added shortcuts to QuickLaunch. My most
commonly used apps are also shortcuts in QuickLaunch, as well as my most dialed
numbers and much much more.
Thanks for the info AG - it looks cool - I might grab it tonight - I wish there was a demo tho
For what it's worth, I thought this was one of the dumbest apps ever created.
A day after using it it became one of the apps I will never NOT have on my BB.
You will be amazed at how much more efficient you are with your phone. Mind
you, I am one of the most app critical people you will encounter. Of the 50+
apps on my phone 75% are paid apps. If I am paying for them they damn well
better live up to their promise.
QuickLaunch exceeded my expectations and I can find no fault with it.
Let's see...I won't run down all of my apps, just my most used.
<B>Quicklaunch</b> - shortcut maker/launcher
<B>Bolt</b> - better web browser
<B>SocialScope</b> - twitter/fb/social networking app
<B>Kindle</b> - I like to read and look up words on...
<B>Dictionary.com</b> - words
<B>PodTrapper</b> - I need my podcasts (even though BlackBerry is getting its on podcasts app)
<B>SearchIt</b>
<B>Wordpress</b> - so I can update my blog (link found in my signature)
<B>Genioius</b> (sp) - Delicious bookmarking app
<B>Poynt</b> - for finding new resturants while I'm out (it does much more than that though)
<B>PocketInformant</b> - a better calendar/tasks app than the native one
Only one for me is colorID! Let's you set LED flash colours based on the number/email address. There is a free version that will do only 2 contacts, or a few quid/dollars to get the paid version.
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For what it's worth, I thought this was one of the dumbest apps ever created.
A day after using it it became one of the apps I will never NOT have on my BB.
You will be amazed at how much more efficient you are with your phone. Mind
you, I am one of the most app critical people you will encounter. Of the 50+
apps on my phone 75% are paid apps. If I am paying for them they damn well
better live up to their promise.
QuickLaunch exceeded my expectations and I can find no fault with it.
You convinced me and - u are right - very handy app - +2
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