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RIM launching BlackBerry Application Storefront

With the Apple app store and Google's Android Marketplace poised to succeed, RIM decides to launch their own BlackBerry Application store.

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Mobile | by C.K. Sample III | Tue Oct 21, 2008 3:52PM | 0 comments

Following on news earlier this month of the BlackBerry Application Center, Research in Motion today announced that in March 2009 they would be launching the BlackBerry Application Storefront, an online store similar to the iTunes App store or Google's Android Marketplace. See the conversations below for more discussion surrounding the announcement.

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