In my opinion the biggest thing that's happened on the handheld world of gadgets has to be the online (from the device) facility to browse and download apps (applications) straight on to your device! iPhone users have the great online 'App Store', where hundreds of apps are available to download, many of which are free! others only cost a few pounds (£).Nokia users have recently been introduced to the 'Ovi store'.
Now, back to the subject. By default, your Blackberry web browser homepage should show a link to download the 'Blackberry App Store'. Once installed, the store should exist as an icon on your desktop. Once the 'Blackberry App Store' is opened, bext via a Wi-Fi connection, you can look through the top downloads, sorting by price etc. You can also search for a particular app by a name(s). Many apps found in the online 'Blackberry App Store' are free but others are not expensive.
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ReplyDeleteBlackBerry App World - now available via the WWW (World Wide Web). I can say is that it is about time. RIM (Research In Motion) have launched a web based version of their App World that lets you browse for applications via your computer. It has everything you would expect to see in a basic store. Applications are separated into categories. There is also a breakdown of Top Paid, Top Free, Featured.