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OrlandoBB 02-13-2009 10:15 AM

What great applications would you recommend to download?
 
Hey guys

What useful and free applications would you recommend I download into my new, shinny 8900?

Thanks

raja_3012 02-13-2009 02:47 PM

Look over here Aftermarket Software - BlackBerryForums.com : Your Number One BlackBerry Community

DeoreDX 02-13-2009 03:06 PM

The Todo list maker on the aftermarket forms is a great app. Now that I have 4x's the memory I can download Viigo again and not worry about memory leak issues :D

SilvioD 02-13-2009 09:36 PM

Get google maps, beyond411, and opera mini. All those work really well. I just downloaded slacker music player but I'm not too sure how much I like it because it takes awhile to buffer up for me. But I think its j
ust a personal problem

coldconfession13 02-13-2009 09:47 PM

slacker radio

kd78 02-13-2009 10:44 PM

Wirelessly posted (8900)

Viigo, gmail, google maps, slacker, beejiveIM, berry411, facebook. Can't live without all those.

GLOCKshooter 02-14-2009 08:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by raja_3012 (Post 1284461)

Great overall info. I am interested in what works with the 8900.

Does Yahoo-GO! work yet? I liked that on my 8320.

Ones that I have installed on the 8900 now:

Quickpull - essential, because I also run
Viigo - which is a memory hog.
Yousource
Buzz Me
Google maps

jcmtyler 02-14-2009 08:39 PM

Wirelessly posted

Is Quickpull similar to SoftReset, allows you to reset the device instead of pulling the battery? I had SoftReset on my Pearl 8100 and Curve 8320, and I had moved it to my new 8900 but then found out that you can do LeftAlt+RightShift+Delete to reset.

ricpac 02-14-2009 08:41 PM

I can't live without BeejiveIM!

GLOCKshooter 02-15-2009 02:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jcmtyler (Post 1285752)
Wirelessly posted

Is Quickpull similar to SoftReset, allows you to reset the device instead of pulling the battery? I had SoftReset on my Pearl 8100 and Curve 8320, and I had moved it to my new 8900 but then found out that you can do LeftAlt+RightShift+Delete to reset.


It simulates a battery pull, and you can set it to function automatically on a schedule. Every morning at 3:30 my 8900 freshens up for a new day.

zGuy 02-15-2009 10:32 AM

If you use YouMail (which is a wonderful voice mail application), I highly recommend VyMail!

Links:
VyMail
YouMail

341EastOf 02-15-2009 12:44 PM

I use Viigo and Google Maps daily. I recommend those and they are free of course.

zGuy 02-15-2009 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GLOCKshooter (Post 1285976)
It simulates a battery pull, and you can set it to function automatically on a schedule. Every morning at 3:30 my 8900 freshens up for a new day.

I get all kinds of questions before it bothers to reboot... And then when it finally does it takes a lot longer than a simple battery-yanking...(n)

GLOCKshooter 02-15-2009 05:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zGuy (Post 1286358)
I get all kinds of questions before it bothers to reboot... And then when it finally does it takes a lot longer than a simple battery-yanking...(n)

The first question is "are you sure you want to reeboot?"
the answers are "Yes" or "no" or "Schedule"
Choose schedule, set it, forget it. You should never have to interact with the program again.

TheBigNewt 02-15-2009 11:21 PM

BlackBerry - BlackBerry Media Sync – Tuned Up
I recommend BB Mediasynch for anyone who uses iTunes. Free, just dl/install, connect BB. It reads your media card's free space, then you just hit synch and it first scans your playlist songs for album art via iTunes. Then you check what playlists you want to synch from your iTunes (it changes free card memory after each checkmark) hit synch and that's all. Playlist appears in Music section with the covers. Very fast and simple. I'm told Media Manger is a royal PIA and sloooow to boot (I didn't install that). This works great, try it.

341EastOf 02-21-2009 10:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheBigNewt (Post 1286924)
BlackBerry - BlackBerry Media Sync – Tuned Up
I recommend BB Mediasynch for anyone who uses iTunes.

I second that. BB Media Sync works very well for me and it is still my primary vehicle for putting my music on my BB.

proussak 02-21-2009 11:29 AM

Since BBMS for Mac disables other sync programs, what is the best way for us Mac user to transfer iTunes lists? Do PocketMac and Missing Sync work well for music or are they as bad at that as for most everything else?

snoopy0011 02-21-2009 11:40 AM

Vlingo and Google Map.

ChumsGum 02-21-2009 03:18 PM

BBweather, Google Maps, Gmail, Slacker, Bolt browser, Nav4All, Facebook, XBerryLive, BerryTorch, and Quickpull. I also have launchers for YouTube, ESPN, Chowhound, and TVGuide.

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zGuy 02-21-2009 04:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by proussak (Post 1293722)
Since BBMS for Mac disables other sync programs, what is the best way for us Mac user to transfer iTunes lists? Do PocketMac and Missing Sync work well for music or are they as bad at that as for most everything else?

Interesting question.
You can set your BB's MSMS (Mass Storage Mode Support) to "On"/"Yes" Options >>> Memory >>> MSMS "On" and "Yes" when connected. Then Save!
Now, when connecting to your Mac via USB, your BB will show up as an icon on your Desktop. Double-click on it and go to the Music portion of the files. Now just drag songs from your iTunes directly into your BB.

Side note: Your OS must be Mac OS X version 10.5.5 or higher! I bet most people don't own Macs this new.


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