5 Must-Have Free Social Apps for BlackBerry

by Tammy Camp on January 25, 2010

blackberry social applications

BlackBerry, the enterprise phone, is often dismissed as the “other” brand within social media communities. But worldwide, BlackBerrys still outnumber iPhones — approx. 36 million to 21 million — and RIM has made major strides in recent years to become more social-friendly.

I use my BlackBerry not only for business, but for most of my social media. I’ve found it to be downright kickass at both, made even better by a full keyboard, and great global coverage.

There are many social media-related apps available for BlackBerry, and it can be tough to pick only the good ones. To cut through the others, here are my top-5 social apps for BlackBerry:

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  • nice list though somewhat obvious except for evernote as some folks probably haven't jumped on board there.

    I concur with all of them except I would additionally recommend these be added to the "must" BBFree App list:

    - Viigo @viigo www.viigo.com - awesome app for managing your RSS feeds / news / weather / podcasts etc

    - Seesmic @seesmic www.seesmic.com - I have this app installed along with Ubertwitter and often have them in a daily faceoff on response time and features

    - Bloomberg Mobile http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content... - sure it sucks to see how poor your stocks are doing but it's nice to have at my fingertips

    - Foursquare - http://foursquare.com/blackberry/ - I would agree that this is much much better than the mobile page they were having us use previously

    - Google Maps - m.google.com/maps - I still am in disbelieve of the real-time traffic reporting layer but it has come in handy while walking around NYC

    - I've started playing with @vlingo and drivesafe.ly and both are unique and pretty cool for voice activated apps on the blackberry but they work with free-text fields - I want a voice activated app that can change my Pandora stations on my command while I am driving :)

    Great stuff and think this should be a regular entry to come back to since not all of us are cool enough to have iphones, droids or nexus ones...
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