BlackBerry to add Amazon's App Store to BB10 devices

Make do with what you have. That seems to be BlackBerrys approach to bolstering the offerings on BB10. While new apps on their mobile platform may not be arriving as quickly, possibly because developers are vacillating on whether continuing to produce software for a platform that's shifting away from consumers and towards enterprise. The good news is BlackBerry is open to partnerships from exisiting third-party app providers like Amazon which hosts over 24,000 apps for its Kindle readers as well as the rumoured Kindle phone. This means more Android apps for BlackBerry 10 devices and their users. Hit jimp for the details on this new development.

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How To: Top 10 Tips for BlackBerry 10 Smartphones

Now running BlackBerry OS 10, BlackBerry devices are smarter, more powerful and more connected than ever. There are various ways to improve the user experience and get things done faster and more efficiently with BlackBerry devices, here are the top 10 tips worth trying out to get the most out of your BlackBerry 10 device.

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SIM-unlocked BlackBerry Z30's now available for American customers

BlackBerry announced today that their flagship device, the BlackBerry Z30, is available for purchase - SIM unlocked - via shopBlackBerry.com for $499.99. The Z30 is compatible for AT&T and T-Mobile customers and comes with an assortment of compatible accessories as well. 

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BlackBerry 10 gets Microsoft OneDrive

BlackBerry 10 users in need of another cloud storage service now gain access to Microsoft’s offering. Similar to the Android and iOS versions, you can automatically upload photos and videos to the app. You can also share files with your peers. New users gain 7GB worth of free storage on OneDrive.

Source: Engadget