BlackBerry, RIM’s most popular smartphone, offers a large variety of mobile applications to choose from. If you are seeking orientation, entertainment or productivity apps, the BlackBerry app store will provide you with everything it has to offer. However, there are only a few such apps among BlackBerry users’ top picks in 2010; and these few apps showcase the best work and utility around the world of app developers and smartphone users.
One of the most used BlackBerry apps is Google Maps, right at the top of the top five apps chosen by BlackBerry smartphone users. You will figure out that this app really comes in handy, as it contains maps and locations all over the world, as well as a powerful GPS navigation tool. Zooming is no longer limited to schemes, as you can reach street view and even find people nearby you can socialize with. This app is more than a trend and is definitely a must-have for every active BlackBerry user, as it is a wonderful way to accurately find and share your location with people in your circle.
Pandora is by far the most popular music app for smartphones, particularly BlackBerry. It keeps very good track of your favorite songs by putting its thumbs up and thumbs down feature at your service. Based on your feedback, it suggests new artists and songs to match your music preferences. As it is the first app to provide this feature, it quickly became the most popular music app among BlackBerry users and is completely free of charge. Unfortunately, it was made available exclusively to United States residents.
Significant progress in providing more comfort to smartphone users was brought by Vlingo, an app allowing you to perform almost every task using nothing else but your voice to merely command your phone. You can even send mail, post updates on socializing networks like Facebook or Twitter, check in to various locations using Foursquare and also make calls.
Poynt is very similar to Google Maps, however it brings several extra features like the best reviews for whatever bookstore, restaurant or coffee shop you might check out.
Last, but not least, the Weather Eye app is one of the few apps to use BlackBerry’s Web Signals feature. Its icons change according to weather data received from the web.
If you ever run into trouble, BlackBerry support will promptly and effectively deal with your issue.
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