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- Room Escape I & II Puzzle Game for BlackBerry Smartphones
- PewPew Shooter For PlayBook Free In AppWorld
- Review: Keyport – The Ultimate Keychain Alternative
- Hobbyist Creates Instructions for “Night Bikes” from BlackBerry Commercial
- Contest: Win 1 of 25 Copies of FunCam(0S7.0+)
- Save the Last Dragon With Dragon Rescue on the BlackBerry PlayBook
- Access your PC’s Files From your PlayBook With My Hard Disk
| Room Escape I & II Puzzle Game for BlackBerry Smartphones Posted: 03 Feb 2012 02:55 PM PST
I am always up for a puzzle game though Room Escape is a bit much for me. Still I have been hearing about it nonstop for the last month or two since Ivywire released it so it cannot hurt to mention it. Both parts of the game have you clicking around a room trying to find a way to escape from the mysterious room. Its sort of fun and frustrating at the same time and reminds me of a modern day Kings Quest. You can find Room Escape I and Room Escape II for $0.99 each in App World If you liked this article, you might find these interesting:
Posted by the BerryReview Team for ©BerryReview, February 3, 2012, 5:55 pm. | Room Escape I & II Puzzle Game for BlackBerry Smartphones | Leave a comment |
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| PewPew Shooter For PlayBook Free In AppWorld Posted: 03 Feb 2012 12:51 PM PST PEWPEWPEWOMGWTFLASERZ!!! Popular Android shoot-’em-up PewPew has been unleashed on the BlackBerry PlayBook community for the awesome price of FREE.
Beautiful old-school vector graphics harken back to my early arcade days spent pumping quarters into Gravitar and Tempest. Smartly-implemented dual-analog controls enable you to spread blazing electric death in all directions; one for motion, the other for destruction, exactly like Robotron of old. Upload your scores for each of the 3 game modes and unlock more powerful ships as you earn medals. Smooth framerates without a hint of lag + gorgeous colorful vector graphics = fantastic frenetic frakking fun. 4MB, free, fun. Download and destroy! Download PewPew from BlackBerry AppWorld
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Posted by rrrebo for ©BerryReview, February 3, 2012, 3:51 pm. | PewPew Shooter For PlayBook Free In AppWorld | One comment |
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| Review: Keyport – The Ultimate Keychain Alternative Posted: 03 Feb 2012 10:32 AM PST Review: Keyport – The Ultimate Keychain Alternative As our phones continue to get more advanced each year, the other two most common items we carry on a daily basis, our keys and our wallet, don’t seem to be progressing quite as fast. Or so I thought until I stumbled upon the Keyport, an item which should interest any fan of technology and gadgets. With my keys having torn a hole in my coat pocket and items dropping into my coat’s lining, I was on the lookout for a keychain alternative especially one that would no longer scratch up my phone. I now present you with the Keyport.
The Keyport is sold as an empty shell with 6 colored nodes. You are then able to assign these colored nodes to your keys or other inserts you purchase. Inserts include keys (including car keys, high security lock keys, etc), a USB drive, an LED light, a bottle opener, or a barcode insert for your store discount cards. The back end of the Keyport opens and after inserting the colored node of your preference into the key or other insert, you simply slide it into the Keyport. Being limited to 6 slots I didn’t intend to insert any barcode inserts into my Keyport, opting to install an app on my phone to store these instead. Realizing I use 4 keys on a daily basis, I decided to go with 4 keys, a USB drive, and the LED light. Keys: Key blanks are $5/piece. A Key Photo ID form is available on Keyport’s website. I took a photo of my keys on this form, once for each side of the keys, and uploaded it to their website. Prior to uploading I blacked out the very tips of the keys for security, as they suggest you do. Within a few hours I received an email that the proper blanks for my keys had been identified, and shortly after that the order was shipped. Once I received the Keyport, I brought the blanks to my local locksmith who charged me $10 total for the 4 keys to be cut and voila, they worked. Note that high security lock keys require you to send the key in to Keyport.
LED Light: The LED light ($10) has proven to be quite bright and very useful for finding the key hole when entering my apartment, although I would give this up if needing to insert another key into my Keyport. As previously mentioned, there is also a bottle opener and a barcode insert for store discount cards available for the Keyport. Thoughts: While it appeared to me that too many steps were required to set up the Keyport, the process was a lot quicker and easier than I had anticipated. Taking photos of my keys and uploading the images took minutes, and Keyport identified the keys and shipped them out the same day. Having the keys copied at the locksmith was also a quick 10-minute stop. This along with the price seem to be what may cause hesitation. At $88 ($39 for the unit, $20 for 4 key blanks, $19 for the USB drive, and $10 for the LED) you may be inclined to stick to your keyring, however after the initial setup, future keys will simply be $5 for the blank, plus a few dollars to have the copy made. Having used the Keyport for some time now, the keys slide in and out quite smoothly and I have found using the Keyport to be really convenient. The Keyport can withstand up to 20 lbs of twisting torque, and feels strong when turning the keys in the lock. I find myself playing with the Keyport quite a bit, and showing it off a lot as well. Overall, I would recommend purchasing the Keyport for its convenience as well as it’s cool factor. See below for some additional images.
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Posted by Mendy for ©BerryReview, February 3, 2012, 1:32 pm. | Review: Keyport – The Ultimate Keychain Alternative | One comment |
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| Hobbyist Creates Instructions for “Night Bikes” from BlackBerry Commercial Posted: 03 Feb 2012 08:57 AM PST RIM caused quite a stir when they released their BlackBerry Bold "Night Bikes" commercial. Many of you expressed in the comments that you were interested in your own Night Bike. While a few commercial solutions were mentioned in our comments PDXchip pointed out that user Adobi has created an "Instructable" on how to create your own Night Bike with glow in the dark paint. This is definitely not for the faint of heart but more of a fun project! Check out Adobi's instructions here and check out the RIM commercial again below to see what I mean:
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Posted by the BerryReview Team for ©BerryReview, February 3, 2012, 11:57 am. | Hobbyist Creates Instructions for “Night Bikes” from BlackBerry Commercial | 3 comments |
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| Contest: Win 1 of 25 Copies of FunCam(0S7.0+) Posted: 03 Feb 2012 08:01 AM PST
Last week Ronen introduced us to FunCam for OS7.0+. Well now ToySoft has been kind enough to let us do a contest for the app. Up for grabs is 25 copies of FunCam. Tell us who you would make look like Bieber and why for your chance to win! Disclaimer: Please make sure to use your proper email when entering as we will be needing this to contact you if you are selected. This contest is sponsored by ToySoft, and all winnings will be tied to your PIN. Contest ends at midnight EST on February 6th, 2012. For full details on FunCam OS7.0+ you can visit the AppWorld. FunCam is for devices OS7.0 and higher. If you liked this article, you might find these interesting:
Posted by Fubaz for ©BerryReview, February 3, 2012, 11:01 am. | Contest: Win 1 of 25 Copies of FunCam(0S7.0+) | 11 comments |
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| Save the Last Dragon With Dragon Rescue on the BlackBerry PlayBook Posted: 03 Feb 2012 07:07 AM PST
Thom let us know about a fun new PlayBook game called Dragon Rescue. This is one of TRUTRUKA's first BlackBerry games and it seems to be a real hit. I had a chance to play it and its a great "shooter" game with smooth graphics and easy controls. The game could use a bit of work in some departments but the gameplay is solid.
Check out Dragon Rescue in App World for $2.99 No related posts. Posted by the BerryReview Team for ©BerryReview, February 3, 2012, 10:07 am. | Save the Last Dragon With Dragon Rescue on the BlackBerry PlayBook | 2 comments |
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| Access your PC’s Files From your PlayBook With My Hard Disk Posted: 03 Feb 2012 05:38 AM PST A buddy of mine let us know that Neurona Sistemas has released My Hard Disk for the BlackBerry PlayBook. The new app lets you access your PC's hard disk including files and folders from your PlayBook to immediately access the files you need. The app works with a client on your PC and you have to register the address to make sure you can connect. If you have been looking for a solution like this check out My Hard Disk for BlackBerry PlayBook for $1.99 in App World If you liked this article, you might find these interesting:
Posted by Ronen Halevy for ©BerryReview, February 3, 2012, 8:38 am. | Access your PC’s Files From your PlayBook With My Hard Disk | 3 comments |
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