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RIM Begins Taking On BlackBerry Apps

Jan 20, 2009, 12:13 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Research In Motion recently revealed that it is now accepting applications from developers for BlackBerry phones. The BlackBerry Application Storefront is open for developers only. Those wishing to submit applications can do so via the RIM Web site. Developers will have to agree to terms and be accepted into the developer program. RIM is anticipating it will launch the storefront later this spring.

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HawkeyeOC

Jan 20, 2009, 4:54 PM

Good

Nice to know this process is beginning. Although I know it will be nothing like Apples for a great while, I still look forward to the app store opening soon 😁

😁

Overmann

If you Open it, they will come...

Anxiovert

perfect time to purchase my first BB

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