Our friends at Bplay are really starting to show off their theme-building skills, this time with an Airshow BlackBerry theme that reminds me of a time when I wanted to be like Chuck Yeager.
The slick animated will run you only $6.99 but is not compatible with the BlackBerry 8830. View some higher res screenshots after the jump.
Bplay BlackBerry Airshow Theme
Check it out everybody! Bplay, one of the biggest distributors of mobile games and themes for BlackBerry, has dropped its prices significantly. We’ve taken the time to show you how significant these prices changes are. What a great opportunity to pick up great content for your BlackBerry!
Click through to see these dramatic price drops for games and themes for BlackBerry
A bunch of new free ringtones for BlackBerry popped up on mobile.blackberry.com which kind of look like they didn’t make the final cut to be prepackaged with the BlackBerry Bold, as they’re sporting the familiar Inspired and Pro series names. They’re all the high quality you’d expect right from RIM, and worth nabbing real quick if you’re looking for a taste of the Bold on another device.
[Via BerryReview]
The latest magic out of Bplay is the Saltwater theme, complete swimming fish and rising bubbles! This isn’t the first time they’ve animated a background, but it’s still an impressive trick. Saltwater is packing a bottom-dock Precision style that will be coming on the BlackBerry Bold. This is the perfect theme to have on your BlackBerry’s home screen when you’re in the middle of a stressful meeting - just pretend it’s a real aquarium. Head on over to Bplay to grab the Saltwater theme for BlackBerry!
(Just keep in mind that it’s’s not compatible with the BlackBerry 8830…)
Hooah, that’s a sale, alright. Punch in the coupon code JULY30 at checkout and get 30% off deals at Bplay - that includes, themes, ringtones and games. Feeling patriotic? Why not grab the Stars and Stripes theme, or O Canada? Maybe looking for a more political angle? Democrat and Republican themes are still up. If games are more your bag, Call of Duty 3 and Whitehouse Rumble are both in the 4th. of July spirit. Looking for ringtones? Bplay has a whole category of patriotic ringtones for ya. If you’d rather save your coin, check out Astraware’s free Fireworks app, so you can get all warmed up for the real thing.
Of course, not everyone’s the flag-waving type - maybe you’d rather just get a good deal a slick iBerry theme. And hey, if you’ve got the Wallet application loaded, Bplay can now get all your payment info from there.
[Via BlackBerry Cool]
After reading Kyle’s first impressions on his BlackBerry Curve, I decided I should see what I could improve on my Pearl. I’ve had it for a little while now but haven’t really explored much beyond the basic phone, email, calendar, and task features. Being a gamer at heart, I figured I’d give those a shot first.
Continue reading ‘Pimping out the Pearl’
The market for games on BlackBerrys, Treos and other smart phones is growing at a “red-hot” pace, reports an article on the Wall Street Journal.
According to the article, publishers such as Electronic Arts, Gameloft, and Glu–who once considered the smart phone market too small to develop or publish for–are now jumping on board with new offerings. Electronic Arts now offers 30% of its catalog to BlackBerry and devices that use the Windows Mobile platform, while Gameloft recently announced 30 new games for the BlackBerry.
Even Apple’s iPhone, which as yet has no support for third-party games, is being targeted by developers like PopCap, who recently announced that their hit Bejeweled is available via the iPhone’s built in web browser.
Phone manufacturers are spotting the trend as well: BlackBerry creator Research In Motion opened up part of their internal software to game makers to ease development, and Microsoft is working with carriers to develop a solution to making getting games for Windows Mobile devices easier.
Games are still sometimes hard to find however, and users continually turn to Magmic’s Bplay, Handango.com, or Thumbplay.com for their fix.
Check the link above to read the full article.
Bplay, a division of Magmic Games, has launched an entertainment portal with the world’s top brands and products exclusively for BlackBerry® handsets.
October 5, 2006 - Magmic Games, the world’s largest developer and publisher of games for BlackBerry® handsets, has launched a new division called Bplay, which builds on their entertainment products for BlackBerry to include the best-in-class content from the world’s top entertainment publishers such as THQ Wireless, PopCap Games, Konami, Globalfun and NTRA (National Thoroughbred Racing Association).
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