App World is BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion (RIM) Ltd.'s answer to Apple's widely popular iPhone AppStore and Google Android's Android Market. App World is a storefront where BlackBerry users can ...

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 ...

eSpeaks' Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

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 ...

Research In Motion has given a name to its on-phone application store: BlackBerry App World. The name was revealed on Wednesday on the Canadian phone manufacturer's website, along with pricing ...

Whether you’re a regular jet-setter or a once-a-year road-tripper, your BlackBerry smartphone can be an invaluable travel companion. Gone are the days of packing multiple books and magazines into ...

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 ...

We just heard about the BlackBerry PlayBook and now we’re already hearing about some of the apps which will be available for the device. Among the first: A free ...

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 ...

RIM's decision to support Android apps was taken by many as a shrewd way of ensuring PlayBook has access to a sizeable app library from launch - April 19 in the US. The firm's argument, however, is ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. Although many government users are happily addicted to their BlackBerrys, they might have been a little jealous of the plethora of ...