I've been using SportyPal for the last two days and been impressed with the features. The most important thing is the ability to record the track and progress of each workout (mine: cycling and walking). There is a feature to upload the workouts to SportyPal website and view them, even in 3D - with the help of Google Earth plugin, though I haven't tried it yet.

The above are pictures of my last two cycling recorded using SportyPal

I just realize, after a clean restart, that the usual blue-purple Yahoo Mail icon has been replaced by a standard icon though it has a neat "Y" little icon in the middle bottom of the envelop. I like this new icon. It gives a consistent look over all mailbox.

It is a security service with features such as remote device wipe, remote password change, “Lost & Found” screen, tracking, backup and alarm.

Excerpt from BerryReview.

BlackBerry Shield is supposed to be free and integrated into BIS 3.0 service. Checkout the picture in above link.

It integrates multiple IM services well and makes for an easy one-stop for your messaging. Trillian supports MSN, Yahoo, AIM, ICQ, MySpace, Facebook, Jabber and Google Talk

Excerpt from CrackBerry.

Now that's something worth to wait for. Bring it on!

It's about time! Although the support doesn't come via a dedicated BlackBerry app. You can now point your browser to http://buzz.google.com and be served up an XHTML version right from within. You can post and view all of your Buzz from within.

Excerpt from CrackBerry.

I'm a fan of UberTwitter (UT), a small yet powerful Twitter client for
BlackBerry. To elevate the usage of UT, I frequently use shortcut keys
instead of the menu. Here are UT's shortcut keys:

U for update status / compose new tweet
R for reply to a status
J for reply all
L for ReTweet
D for direct message
G for go to user
S for search
O for refresh
V for favorite a status
Z for email a tweet

I found this by accident when I need to lookup a Twitter's username within my friend list. It looked like Twitter for BlackBerry generated double username for most of (not all of) username.

Any clue on how I can fix this? Anyway, other than the size of the application, this update works better than the previous version. I like it so far, but I won't be in a rush to use this as primary application for Twitter. I just keep my UberTwitter in the background. Oh, I'm so curious, how in the hell Twitter for BlackBerry can be so huge in size while UberTwitter, with similar features, is half of it.

Send Posterous an email from your mailbox and you're already blogging, without hassle.

That's it, Mailbox + Posterous. No need additional blogging application.

I've noticed for sometime that a friend of mine using his index finger, instead of his thumb, to input text into his BlackBerry. This is, AFAIK, not usual, as most of people using thumbs to type onto the thumboard. The interesting part is that it doesn't have any significant effect to his typing-speed, at the very least, he surely is faster than any touchscreen-typist.