Pixelated
10,000 Farkle
Xploding Boxes
Liar's Dice
Hockey
Twinkle
Runaway Trains
Call-A-Human
Jack-O-Lantern
Morse Code
9 Men's MorrisTwinkle updated to version 4.1
Twinkle has been updated to version 4.1 in BlackBerry AppWorld. The biggest new feature in this version, is the ability to filter your view, to only show events that are a given color, or a certain date. You can also now permanently delete synced events, and some elements have had their visual appearance improved. About [...]
Benefits of Carrier Billing in the UK
After looking at the benefits of carrier billing in the United States and Canada last month, I have now run the numbers for the UK. The results are pretty similar. Comparative purchase rates for Pixelated Plus are shown in the above chart for the five largest carriers in the United Kingdom. Of these carriers, only [...]
Black Out updated to version 1.3
The PlayBook and Nook game Black Out has been updated in BlackBerry AppWorld and the Nook Bookstore this past weekend. Version 1.3 updates the look and feel of the games, and now allows you to submit high scores by simply hitting ‘submit’ on the keyboard. How to Play The goal to Black Out is to [...]
Version 2.2 of Binary Clock app released
The Binary Clock application has been updated to version 2.1 in BlackBerry AppWorld. This update adds pink and orange as additional color options. Also if you have made the $0.99 in-app purchase to automatically display the clock when charging, the app will now show when charging via, a charging pod, as well as when charging [...]
Xploding Boxes reaches 300 levels
Xploding Boxes has been updated to version 3.2 in BlackBerry AppWorld, and the Nook bookstore. This update expands the number of levels to 300, and also adds some speed control to high res BlackBerry 7 devices. About Xploding Boxes Xploding Boxes is a strategy game for BlackBerry and Nook, where the goal of the game [...]
What wasn’t seen at BlackBerry World
Much has already been written about what was said at BlackBerry World and BlackBerry 10 Jam. (The most interesting probably being this article done by Forbes). But I think that it is even more interesting to look at what didn’t happen during this week. Android was nowhere to be seen Most attendees at BlackBerry World [...]
Not sure when or how RIM will be posting the BlackBerry 10 Jam sessions. Until then the slides for my session can be downloaded online from ebscer.com/BB10JamPresentation.pptx The topic of the presentation was what to do for your application after you launch. With the focus being on promotion, customer support, and updates.
For those in the Rochester area, the Imagine RIT festival is taking place tomorrow at my alma mater. I am not presenting, but will be there. Also I have helped advise some students with integrating their projects with the PlayBook.