Is This The BlackBerry Storm 3? Or The Bold?

by Clark Kent

New phones are coming out the wood works like how Master P dropped albums. This new picture taken by the folks over at BlackBerryLeaks.com certainly is going to raise some eyebrows. You’re probably scratching your head wondering what BlackBerry this is? Let’s try and it figure it out together after the jump.

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March Madness is Approaching and CBS Steps Up!!

by Amani

CBS has added Live Streaming over 3G to their iPhone app and for double last year’s price, $9.99, you can watch the game from wherever you are. Many hoops fans will be stuck at work with the CBS Sportsline service blocked from their network. Network administrators read it and weep as this app has the potential for people to sit right at their desk and watch as much basketball as they want to. Find out more details inside this article.

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Record on the Go with Comcast’s Updated App!

by Amani

Comcast has updated their iPhone and iPod Touch app to know allow you to program your DVR from the device. Users can now search and schedule new recordings, cancel recordings and sort TV listings by category.

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5 Apps to Ease Your Holiday Travel

by Sherri L. Smith

Traveling can be stressful. The packing, getting to the airport two hours before takeoff, or God forbid you’re gassing up the car for a road trip longer than two hours. Whew! Here are a couple of apps that can help take some of the edge off your travel.

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Get “inPulsive” with Allerta’s New Smartwatch

by Sherri L. Smith

You’ve heard of smartphones, now meet the smartwatch. Ontario-based mobile solution company Allerta has made the official announcement that the inPulse Bluetooth watch for BlackBerry smartphone is now available for pre-order. Its being billed as the first wristwatch to work with the popular mobile. The watch isn’t a phone per se, since it doesn’t allow you to make calls. It’s more of a Blackberry accessory, alerting users to incoming calls, emails, and the like. So when the phone rings, you’ll still have to whip out the old cellie to answer the call.

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