Tag Archives: Blackberry

Globe BBMAX Prepaid

This isn’t new but always fancy for a Blackberry user (or those who are planning to be). Globe, compared to others not only provide affordable Blackberry Internet Service. This might help you get ideas if you should go on purchase that Blackberry phone on sale or that Android phone instead.

Globe BBMAX Prepaid

Globe BBMAX Prepaid

You can also opt for Globe’s postpaid plans that come with Blackberry handsets (then you can get more perks and cheaper plans) The only problem with that though is you’ve got to pay them for a year or more. BIS is very dedicated when it comes to browsing and you can even use your internet with your net book together if the Blackberry Desktop Manager is installed in it.

Tweeker

Tweeker is yet another Twitter third party application. It’s pretty easy – its goal is for you to tweet right away. No fuss, no hassles. Just tweet!

Tweeker

Tweeker

I’m using a free version that I got from Crackberry Superstore btw! They got loads of useful application there. As for the review, Tweeker is pretty much nice! Except that it doesn’t have autotag feature and since I don’t have a stock memory of all my twitter friends’ usernames I’m missing this feature when using the native Twitter application for Blackberry. In the paid version, there are no ads so that’s a plus! I would love to upgrade mine soon but if practically, you won’t really need to remove the ads unless you’ve finally decided you’re going to use Tweeker instead of the Ubersoc or Twitter for Blackberry.

5 Wonders of Google that amaze me

There are many reasons why I love Google. But today, I will at least give 5 wonders of google that amaze me. So timely, I’m currently organizing my contacts which is synced to my Android phone, which I will also sync to my iTouch and Blackberry phone.

1. Search Engine, Page Rank,Google Adsense

I discovered a lot of things because of Google’s ever powerful search engine. I know Yahoo! Search Engine existed earlier than it did but when my mom told me Google gives better information back then when I was young, there was something that really made me trust Google compared to it. Other than it’s job giving you information, page rank exists to let you know which sites are trust worthy and also, make money out of it. Not to forget Google Adsense is also here that leads you to other potential websites of relevant topics, also bring a huge money for SEO practitioners.

2. Gmail, Gtalk

Okay, it doesn’t mean I don’t love my Yahoo! email but admit it – Gmail has so much greater use than Yahoo’s email. It’s more user friendly, and right now, I am loving the option to sync contacts. I wish I did this before earlier. The Gtalk is also nice, I don’t use Yahoo! Messenger as much as before too. Other than that, I can also connect my domain emails through it with a little tweak in the settings, and as well as use them as emails whenever I want to, just as long as they’re set as aliases.

3. Google+

I’m not a fan of this feature much, in fact I’ve been deleting all my Google+ accounts. What my plan actually is to create a new one formally (I had to many active accounts!) The features are awesome though, especially because it also has web conferencing that’s very useful for people who want to keep in touch even if they’re apart from one another with no need of installing a standalone software and open it all the time (referring to Skype)

4. Google Chrome

I used to be more of a Mozilla Firefox fan but after awhile I started using Google Chrome more compared to it. So now, it’s my main browser! It could be faulty some times, but it’s easy to use especially after the applications came along! Installing was easy-peasy. You can even play Angry Birds and other games in it.

5. Android OS

Need I say more?  Ever since this smartphone OS phenomena, everything in the mobile world has leveled up. The games, the productivity applications, the automatically syncing of contacts, calendar and other services came in which is really handy. And there’s so much more possibilities that are continuing to be discovered.


FancyWidgets

Fancy Widgets - using Twitter Widget and Quotes

Fancy Widgets – using Twitter Widget and Quotes

Was going to leave a review for FancyTrans so I typed in Appworld “Fancy” then I stumbled to Fancy Widgets.

It’s really lovely! Remember how I pointed out that Home Screen Notes should have multiple sticky notes? With Fancy Widgets, it’s very possible.

There are many widgets available for use and lots of customizations as well which makes it really fab. Tranparency, rounded borders, fonts, sizes and they can be positioned according to your liking! Although the positioning preview seems not accurate on my part.

Free version is available in Blackberry App World, here is the download link.

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Top 5 Applications to personalize Blackberry 9790

So, you know how I got my Blackberry 9790 last December. Now I will share the best applications to personalize Blackberry 9790.

Because Blackberry 9790 also known RIM BlackBerry Onyx III or RIM BlackBerry Bellagio runs on Blackberry OS7 – themes for it are still not available. So, we’d have to stick with changing wallpapers and ringtones only. But some how I’ve found a way to customize it at least, while the Theme Studio for Blackberry OS7 is not out yet. I hope you’ll find my list here useful and fun ;) Here are my top 5 applications to personalize Blackberry 9790.

1. crunchSMS

crunchSMS on Blackberry 9790

crunchSMS on Blackberry 9790

 

crunchSMS on Blackberry 9790

crunchSMS on Blackberry 9790

 

It replaces the sms launcher. What makes it better than the native sms launcher is that you can personalize how your sms list and sms conversation look like. Default is the “iPhone message conversation” look then you can change the colors. Another dazzling feature is the Quick Reply feature which also shows your received message – in an instance, if someone texts you a pop up message will appear (his or her message) then you have the option to call, open or reply and etc on that pop up message. Neat isn’t it? Another feature is the ability to register your phone number to Textfreek which was the main reason I found out about it as I use it with my iPod. However, I was only able to text Textfreek users that were Blackberry users (I assume it only considers mobile phone numbers) I couldn’t message my Textfreek in my iPod. If you purchase the license, you’ll be able to use Emojins too! But note that it will only be seen by crunchSMS users or iPhone users (and if they have an sms launcher like Handcent SMS on their Android phones). You can give it it a try by downloading it from here.

Overall Pros: Customization, Quick Reply, Textfreek, Free (with Ads, without Emojins – paid is with Emojins)

Overall Cons: No sent messages, Cut Messages (when there are long messages), Textfreek works on mobile phone number users only

2. Home Screen Notes

Home Screen Notes on Blackberry 9790

Home Screen Notes on Blackberry 9790

 

Ever wanted to have those sticky notes / reminders on your home screens? Well, now you can! You can also customize your sticky notes (font, font color and sticky note color) it’s really cute! Although I wish you could change the position and post multiple posts too. Maybe it’s the next thing they’re working on! Download here if you want to give it a try.

Overall Pros: Customization of font, font color and sticky note size, affordable (costs $1.99 only!)

Overall Cons: Only one sticky note is allowed, pin of sticky note only red, paid app

3. FontControl

FontControl for Blackberry 9790

FontControl for Blackberry 9790

 

There are actually many font manager to be found on Blackberry Appworld however, the one I’ve tried as of now is Font Control which is pretty good! It does not require reboots and they have fonts available for you which are nice. Its management dashboard is also not as confusing as others. The best thing about it – is its 100% free. You can download it here. There is also a paid version but I haven’t tried it yet.

Overall Pros: Free, easy to use

Overall Cons: with Ads

 

4. BeBuzz

There are also other applications found on Blackberry Appworld that lets you customize your LED light. So far though, I am enjoying BeBuzz! You can assign a LED color for each of your contacts, BBM contacts and even Applications (including Twitter Replies, etc) which makes your Blackberry really fun! There is a paid and free version and the difference between two is that with free version you cannot assign a LED color for your applications. It’s pretty costly (compared to other LED light applications) but definitely worth the buy. It’s easy to navigate in its dashboard as well. It also includes a “toast” feature which is cute!

Overall Pros: Free version is available, easy to use

Overall Cons: Paid Application is kind of costly

5.  X-Slide

I’ve also tried Slider Lock which isn’t so bad but I didn’t like that it had to display the title bar (where you see icons) so I tried X-Slide which fit my likings. It is almost like that of the iPod Touch. Unlike Slider Lock the appearance is smoother and it goes along with your font. The title bar can be hidden unlike with Slider Lock. I find Slider Lock somehow limited to black wallpapers so I prefer X-Slide, if you’re using that you’ll understand what I mean. It also has an “unlock sound” and it’s also cheaper. Download here!

Overall Pros: Smooth Lockscreen Appearance, unlock sound,cheap! Only 99 cents!

Overall Cons: Cannot customize Font Style (just goes along with the system font or your chosen font), paid app, cannot screenshot the lockscreen?

And so, that ends my list of applications for customizing your Blackberry 9790! I hope there will be themes for Blackberry OS7 phones soon :(