[tracksforhire]

does anyone have a working link to download where on the 9700???

[mostlydo]

you linking for ota apps??? if so type ota apps in the search on the furoms and youll be good, if not specify what your lookiong for

[Phill_UK]

Here... App Store although I'm not sure it's compatible with the 9700

[noaim]

you can always use poynt it works with the 9700

[eds817]

Isn't the WHERE icon on your phone? It was on mine in the downloads folder. I kept deleting it and TMO kept pushing it back so I had to create a TRASH folder for all the program icons they insist on sending me.

[nm1k0]

I haven't been able to find it either and I'm on ATT.

Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com

[tracksforhire]

yea the icon is there but its asking for a subscription of 2.99 when in the appworld its free but no download option for 9700

[tracksforhire]

so i guess no one has a link??

[BerryBubbles]

I've been trying to figure this out also.

My Husband has Where on his MyTouch & it's free.
Yet, some Blackberry models require a 2.99 monthly subscription fee?!?
I did download Poynt, but have yet to try it.
I'll just have to snag my husbands MyTouch when he's not looking.

[NMA]

Hey tracksforhire and BerryBubbles,

Through WHERE's relationship with T-Mobile, developers were able to build a premium ad-free version of WHERE that's preloaded on the 9700. If you're interested in a free version of WHERE stay tuned. Right now the WHERE team is working on building a free lite version that will be available soon.

[Luvbtween]

You can try m.where.com

[AZBBFAN]

I know this has been mentioned above but poynt is awesome and free!!