BlackBerry App World is the name of their application store. It’s cominatcha shortly. If you believe the rumour, speculation and behind-the-scenes commentary, this App World was born on the cusp of realisation that Jobs & Co at Apple had a $500m marketplace on their hands after releasing t...

Filed under: BlackBerry, Mobile Research in Motion is in the process of launching an app store that will let users purchase and download software directly from their Blackberry mobile devices. You know, kind of like the iPhone App Store. But for BlackBerry. But there's at least one thing setting the...

Now that the preliminary site for RIM’s upcoming application store “BlackBerry App World” is up, we’ve got a lot on our minds and we’re sure you do as well. Our first dose of shock comes from the pricing structure, which is absolutely horrible. To quickly rehash the ima...

BlackBerry App World, RIM's reactive attempt at at a mobile app store, is starting to look a little half-assed. First, we find out it's based on PayPal. Next, an arbitrary minimum app price: $2.99. I can appreciate the effort to have free and paid apps available at launch—something that Google...

RIM's newly-named BlackBerry App World might be all set to compete with the other mobile app stores on the scene, but it's not going head-to-head on price: according to the developer docs, the first price tier above free is $2.99. That doesn't seem like much, but it's a little puzzling in light of h...