MobiAccess DevelopmentSymbian OS, Pocket PC, Series 60, BlackBerry, Smartphone, Android, iPhone, iPod Touch, Apple iPhone OSVersion: 1.0 Upload date: 13 Feb 10 Tags: Programming & Development
Freeware
MobiAccess is a mobile development framework that enables developers to easily create mobile applications for data collection without extensive knowledge on mobile development. It handles data replication (mobiSync) and data visualization (mobiVision) as well
AutoLock automatically locks the BlackBerry keyboard after the backlight turns off, optionally waiting a configurable delay after the backlight shuts before locking the keys.
To enable/disable or set the delay, go to Options->AutoLock
Navita is a free five language translator for your Blackberry. Its similar to bbtrans also made with a very simple interface. I don't know what translation engine they are using but it seems to be okay and fast enough. My officemate claims the German translation works well and is usable
Google Maps - I'm always lost when it comes to working a GPS guidance system, to those who just want a simple map system would be the best. An answer to my prayer cam when google finally released Google Maps and Local for the Blackberry.
It currently does not work for all blackberry models but only the lastest ones
Google SyncSymbian OS, Pocket PC, Series 60, BlackBerry, Smartphone, iPhone, iPod Touch, Apple iPhone OSVersion: 1.0 Upload date: 2 Jun 09 Tags: System Utilities
Freeware
With Google Sync you can make changes to your contacts and calendar on your phone or in your desktop Google account. Since Sync uses push technology, the changes should automatically appear within minutes. And your information is constantly syncing, so it's up-to-date and securely stored within your Google account, even if you lose your phone
Bubble Popper is a good old fashion color bubble popping which reminds me of the old puzzle bubble games I use to play a few years ago and also the frozen bubble game in my asus eee. The game play is very addictive but had a hard time getting it to work, but it did work in my wifes Blackberry
Rove Mobile File Manager enables you to manage files in your blackberry's memory and micro SDcard. It also lets you access FTP files ( works great for editing sites ) and windows file sharing ( just figured it out ). ROVE also place extra features like a built in notepad which will enable you to edit txt and
html files
