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Here's a must-have web launcher for those that like to get the most out of their unlimited BlackBerry data plans! Say hello to Yesterberry, the free web app specifically designed to deliver great streaming content to our favorite devices. It was originally envisioned for vintage material, but has recently expanded to include over 200 live audio and video channels. Here's a preview of what you get:
After installing the weblauncher, click the new Yesterberry TV icon- usually in your Downloads folder.
The Video On Demand section offers HTTP-streamed vintage video to capable phones through the native browser.
Enjoy classic films from every genre categorized by decade, in either Low or High Quality.
Verified and updated multiple times a week, Yesterberry offers a massive collection of user-submitted live streams from all over the globe.
Speaking of live streams, the Yesterberry radio section provides access to everything from live rock, ambient, news, ESPN, NPR talk and more- no extra app needed!
Besides the live streaming selection, the radio section also gives you access to hundreds of hours of classic radio categorized by genre and title.
All shows can be listened to immediately, or saved right to your phone (or memory card) to enjoy at your convenience.
Look interesting? Check it out, it's completely free! Simply click the link below to install the Yesterberry web launcher; for those that prefer using DM, see attachment (OS 4.2 and above):
Yesterberry OTA download link
Mini-FAQ:
1. What do I need to use Yesterberry?
Yesterberry has been tested and verified 100% working on a BlackBerry Bold 9700 (OS 5.0.0.862). Many other models will work as well. Certain older models have reported mixed successes depending on the section (VOD, TV, Radio); feel free to share your results here!
2. What network speed do I need?
A good EDGE connection, 3G, or Wifi is recommended. Those stuck in GPRS zones may want to stick to the on-demand audio section. Constant buffering or distorted video are sure signs that your network isn't fast enough.
3. Why is this free???
To put it simply; because I'm nuts. Seriously, this is pet project that I've done to help others, and will never charge for it (though your donations will ensure it sticks around). I saw a need in the BlackBerry community, and believed I could fill it. This is the results.
I welcome all comments, concerns, and suggestions. If you need to reach me directly, drop an email to [email protected].Last edited by CharredPC; 10-12-10 at 09:21 AM. Reason: Updating some older information...
09-04-10 02:20 AM - Yes, it does have several Spanish channels. There's actually a rather diverse assortment, with everything from English to French to Slovakian to Russian...
Thanks! I never wanted to give up on it, just had to delay things a bit while I took care of life issues. I'm also glad I kept going
If you tell me the exact error, we can try troubleshooting it. Keep in mind that the launcher is compatible with OS 4.2 or higher (if you need one for 4.1 or lower, just let me know), and you need to be in the native browser (not Bolt or Opera Mini) to install it.im trying to download this but it keeps saying its not a supported file or cant open the file somthing like that,
Don't be afraid to drop me an email ([email protected]) and tell me which channel isn't working. I try and keep up on any that go down or become unreliable, but with over 150 channels, I don't always catch them immediately. In some cases I may even just be able to replace it with an alternate backup stream.
Keep the feedback coming guys, and thanks for checking out Yesterberry!09-04-10 10:57 PM
