Showing posts with label RIm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RIm. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Will there ever be Endomondo for BlackBerry 10?



In a press release on the 1st of May 2012, Endomondo Co-Founder Mette Lykke was quoted as saying:

“BlackBerry’s influence remains a worldwide phenomenon, which matches Endomondo’s reach. With 8 million users around the globe, including many BlackBerry devotees, Endomondo recognizes the value of supplying BlackBerry 10 users with access to the capabilities of the mobile Endomondo Sports Tracker and social fitness network.”

Monday, January 7, 2013

BlackBerry Addict


Here’s a collection of BlackBerry models I’ve owned. I buy and sell phone pretty often, sometimes just because someone is selling really cheap, and I could buy and resell it for a small profit, plus I could give the device a test drive. However, mostly it’s because I’m a little fickle-minded. Also, part of the reason is I really do enjoy using BlackBerry devices, and would like to try out different models. I actually got my very first BlackBerry slightly over a year ago. It was a Bold 9000, I used it about 5 months before upgrading to a Bold 9900. I used that for around 5-6 months too before I started to fool around with different devices.

Thursday, October 18, 2012

Be Fashionably Bold




Another BlackBerry event, but this time in collaboration with ZALORA. When technology and fashion meets.

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

A PlayDate with BlackBerry SG.



I was invited to attend an event by BlackBerry Singapore, organised by Edelman Singapore. Of course I was plenty excited about it, being my first BlackBerry event and all. It was aptly named “PlayDate”, which basically was an introduction to PlayBook OS 2.0. Of course, I do realise that PlayBook OS 2.0 was launched around 3 months ago. I updated my PlayBook within a few short hours after RIM officially pushed it out.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

PlayBook OS 2.0 thoughts.

I updated my PlayBook to OS 2.0 once it was pushed out yesterday evening. It was exciting watching the download and installing bar progressing and watching the PlayBook restarts itself.