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Your BlackBerry address book is boring. It just lists your contacts in alphabetical order, like every other address book on the planet. Wouldn’t it make sense to have different organization options

As Apple will remind you, there is an app for nearly everything. If you look through the BBGeeks Store or App World you’ll find thousands of apps that can accomplish everything from making your BlackBerry glow to performing advanced calculations. This is mostly great, but like all good things it also comes with drawbacks

Yesterday at 1 p.m. I let out a sigh of relief

It might only be March 10, but I’m already dreading the unsavory date that lies just a month away. Sometime between now and then, I have to go through all of my 2009 records so I can optimally configure my tax return

Managing files on my memory card is easy enough. I can just plug my BlackBerry into my Mac, click on the drive icon, and manipulate the files in almost any way. Clearly, though, that requires being near my computer

It has been a while since we discussed listening to audiobooks on your BlackBerry , and I’ve been meaning to take a look at some developments since we originally published that article a year and a half ago.

We frequently feature useful applications on BBGeeks, so it surprised me that when I saw up update for SugarSync, I also saw that we hand’t covered the application before. We did cover Dropbox though, and the two services are somewhat similar. The biggest difference, right now, is that SugarSync has a BlackBerry application.

I’m admittedly a Pandora for BlackBerry kinda guy, but if you prefer Slacker for your streaming radio purposes you just got some good news. They have released version 3.0 of their popular application, and it adds a few key features

Different themes have different lock screens, and some are more interesting than others.

Since its release, I’ve tried to avoid the Kindle.