Last week, the company formally known as RIM pulled the wrappers off BlackBerry 10. Aside from the handsets and the corresponding OS, the presentation's focus appeared to be on the 70,000 apps the ...

BlackBerry App World is BlackBerry maker Research In Motion's answer to similar mobile application stores like Apple's iTunes-based AppStore and the Google Android Market. It's an area where ...

BlackBerry App World, RIM’s reactive attempt at at a mobile app store, is starting to look a little half-assed. First, we find out it’s based on PayPal. Next, an arbitrary minimum app price: $2.99. I ...

On Monday, Research in Motion opened up the submission process for its Application Storefront, through which third-party software for the BlackBerry can be sold to the public by its developers — the ...

Research in Motion is working on a major update for the BlackBerry App World. The new version of RIM’s app store for smartphone and tablet apps will have a new user interface, the ability to share ...

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After I wrote about the naming and further information of BlackBerry App World, Kevin emailed me about some information found in the developer information that he found a bit shocking. There is a tier ...

BlackBerry users have no shortage of free application for their smartphones. A Google search for the terms “Free BlackBerry Apps” turns up pages and pages of possibilities. But who wants to sift ...

The co-owner of a Windsor-based mobile app developer thinks BlackBerry has a fighting chance with its new mobile devices and that will bode well for his business. Ali Al-Aasm of Red Piston said the ...

Research in Motion has officially launched the next version of its app store for BlackBerry phones. BlackBerry App World 2.0 has been in beta testing for the past few weeks, but last night it went ...

The Blackberry has left a bitter taste in the mouths of its users. Trying to make amends for massive outages last week, Research In Motion on Monday promised Blackberry users free premium apps and a ...