Espn scorecenter now available for blackberry 10

ESPN today officially launched its popular ScoreCenter mobile destination for the BlackBerry� 10, Research In Motion’s redesigned, reengineered and reinvented mobile platform. With today’s launch, ScoreCenter further extends its reach in the mobile space, now available across all major smartphone operating systems and devices.


“Part of our mission at ESPN is to be wherever sports fans consume content, and that includes a broad audience of BlackBerry customers,” said Michael Bayle, Senior Vice President & General Manager, ESPN Mobile. “The new BlackBerry 10 mobile computing platform translates well for those that want a personalized experience, which is also in line with our goal to deliver content that fans care most about quickly and as easily as possible across platforms.”

“Sharing and connecting is at the heart of BlackBerry 10. The BlackBerry 10 platform will allow ESPN ScoreCenter fans to quickly share the most exhilarating moments with their social communities, close contacts and colleagues,” said Martyn Mallick, Vice President, Global Alliances and Business Development at Research In Motion. “Sports fans using the new BlackBerry 10 smartphones will be able to catch up with latest info on their favorite teams and players with the ScoreCenter app.”

The HTML5-based application for the new BlackBerry 10 smartphones – based on the ScoreCenter.com web app – is now available on the BlackBerry� World™ storefront, and gives fans access to breaking scores, stats, standings and news from hundreds of sports leagues, teams and players around the world. Personalization options allow fans to customize the app to their favorite leagues and teams.* Additionally, it features the latest and most contextually relevant video clips and highlights, while also delivering the top events and biggest news headlines of the day.

**BlackBerry, RIM, Research In Motion and related trademarks, names and logos are the property of Research In Motion Limited. RIM is not responsible for any third party products or services.

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Now this gets me going.

Works great. This is a big one for RIM, Hoping they make their other Apps available.

UI is clean and easy to navigate. App is fast too. I'd like to see an activeframe view where you can put a game in live view, be nice to glance at the score etc.

Are all these apps native or ports from android?

Native apps

Seeing a live game would be the icing on the cake. There is no excuse of not having that option, I know the Z10 is capable of it.

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Anyone know if you can access your fantasy hockey(or other sports) within the app? This will be amazing so I can edit my roster and players and so on without having to go to the browser which the site is not mobile formatted :(


Thanks

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