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- 07-28-2012, 06:47 AM
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PocketInformant no longer supports Blackberry (rant)
I just switched devices, and loaded PocketInformant from the CrackBerry store. It didn't contain the icon pack, so I went to download it directly from WebIS (The PocketInformant Website), only to discover that they are focusing on iThings and Android, and have removed all traces of BlackBerry from their site!
That app was so useful to me, I'm not pleased about this, especially after they finally got off their duffs and integrated with a web-based version that syncs... that I was a beta tester for.
Last edited by bbstoof; 07-28-2012 at 06:50 AM.
Notches on my BlackBerry belt: (2003-present)
7290 ☆ 7100 ☆ 3 x 8700 ☆ 8800 ☆ 8100 ☆ 8300 ☆ 9520 ☆ 8900 ☆ 3 x 9000 ☆ 2 x 9700 ☆ 9780 ☆ 9800 ☆ 8520 ☆ 9900 ☆ 9810 + Playbook ☆
★ Today: 9900 ★
My CB Feedback - 07-28-2012, 07:30 AM #2
Another one bites the dust.
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the 50K CrackBerry challenge - 07-29-2012, 06:54 PMThread Author #4
Which is the best version, IMO. PI for OS6/7 wasn't laid out too great for touch screen devices
Originally Posted by brodcaster 
Pocket Informant indeed is very useful. Thankfully i am still rocking an oldie OS5
Notches on my BlackBerry belt: (2003-present)
7290 ☆ 7100 ☆ 3 x 8700 ☆ 8800 ☆ 8100 ☆ 8300 ☆ 9520 ☆ 8900 ☆ 3 x 9000 ☆ 2 x 9700 ☆ 9780 ☆ 9800 ☆ 8520 ☆ 9900 ☆ 9810 + Playbook ☆
★ Today: 9900 ★
My CB Feedback - 07-29-2012, 07:28 PM #5
I agree this makes me angry too! I have used this app on both my 9700 and now my 9900.
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www.themesinmotion.com - 07-29-2012, 08:52 PM #6
Try this to download.
http://download.pocketinformant.com/...tinformant.jad
Originally Posted by bbstoof I just switched devices, and loaded PocketInformant from the CrackBerry store. It didn't contain the icon pack, so I went to download it directly from WebIS (The PocketInformant Website), only to discover that they are focusing on iThings and Android, and have removed all traces of BlackBerry from their site!
That app was so useful to me, I'm not pleased about this, especially after they finally got off their duffs and integrated with a web-based version that syncs... that I was a beta tester for.Style 9670
Sprint - 08-11-2012, 04:46 PMThread Author #7
link not found
Notches on my BlackBerry belt: (2003-present)
7290 ☆ 7100 ☆ 3 x 8700 ☆ 8800 ☆ 8100 ☆ 8300 ☆ 9520 ☆ 8900 ☆ 3 x 9000 ☆ 2 x 9700 ☆ 9780 ☆ 9800 ☆ 8520 ☆ 9900 ☆ 9810 + Playbook ☆
★ Today: 9900 ★
My CB Feedback - 08-11-2012, 09:52 PM #8 Type that link in your phone browser. This is a direct, OTA download. Originally Posted by bbstoof link not found
http:// download.pocketinformant.com/PIBB/OTA/pocketinformant.jad (no space before download)Thanked by:phone-company (03-26-2013)
- 08-16-2012, 05:01 AMThread Author #9
Got it! Brilliant, greatly appreciated
- 08-16-2012, 06:20 AM #10
Pocket Informant is great and still works, it's my most used app. While we still get support don't expect any updates/bug fixes after v2.51. WebIs point the blame squarely at RIM and the ROI for developing BlackBerry apps. RIM have not made access to PIM data in OS10 which is exactly what Pocket Informant needs and does well to sync with in OS5/6/7.
WebIs are sitting on the sidelines waiting so see the response to OS10 and whether RIM sink or swim. Can't blame them for that it's purely a business decision. For the same reason after over 180 apps purchased I've stopped investing in any more until the dust settles with OS10. - 03-26-2013, 07:00 AM #12
This one still works
http://download.pocketinformant.com/...tinformant.jad
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