Blackberry Phones. Internet Service. Xobni Unveils BlackBerry App. Xobni — an app that aims to help people get more from their email — is coming to the BlackBerry with Xobni Mobile. The models supported will be the Curve, Storm and Tour lines. Just as the Xobni plugin does for Microsoft Outlook, Xobni Mobile offers the ability to gather more information about your email contacts. You’ll be able to see not only threaded email conversations but also the contact’s social networking details, such as their Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn accounts. Here’s what it looks like when you enter the Xobni Mobile app. You’ll see what looks like a regular contact list: However, click on any contact and you”ll see a additional options such as your correspondence history with that particular contact in phone calls as well as emails. The thing I like most about Xobni is the way that it finds just about every contact you’ve ever communicated with.
Xobni Mobile for BlackBerry costs $9.99 if you buy it without a Xobni One plan. BlackBerry Tips and Tricks: App Management Best Practices - CIO. CIO — Thanks to mobile software stores like Research In Motion's (RIM) (RIM) BlackBerry App World and Mobihand's App Store for BlackBerry, it's never been easier to obtain mobile applications for BlackBerry smartphones, whether you're shopping around on your handheld or via desktop computer. That's clearly a good thing for BlackBerry users. But in this case, it's possible to have too much of a good thing.
BlackBerry App World "My World" Page with App Memory Info One of the downsides of RIM's BlackBerry OS: It provides users with a relatively small amount of on-device storage space for third-party software; installed BlackBerry applications must be stored within users' "application memory," which maxes out at a mere 256MB in the current generation of BlackBerry smartphones. Download and install too many BlackBerry apps, especially large or system-intensive apps, and your formerly speedy smartphone will slow to a crawl quicker than you can spell "QWERTY.
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