BlackBerry 10 app catalog grows to 100,000 apps, Kindle and OpenTable launch today
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In addition to the milestone, BlackBerry has also announced that some major apps have just become part of the catalog: Kindle, OpenTable and Wall Street Journal. What's more, the company promises that the catalog will become home to titles like CNN, The Daily Show Headlines, eBay, eMusic, Maxim, MLB at Bat, MTV News, Pageonce, PGA, Rdio, Skype, Soundhound and Viber in the coming weeks.
The first handset to make use of the BB 10 platform, the BlackBerry Z10, is expected to become available on AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile as soon as this month, while the QWERTY-enabled BlackBerry Q10 should grace the shelves of Verizon, Sprint and AT&T, also this month.
via: BerryReview
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21 Comments
3. No_Nonsense posted on 21 Mar 2013, 09:13 6 0
So, most of the android apps are't downloaded. Doesn't matter if the end result is pretty good. 100k is a pretty good number.
9. Bernoulli posted on 21 Mar 2013, 10:18 7 2
For just 3 months of being out it is a pretty big number, they're catching up to windows which has been out for what, half a decade? Go blackberry! :)
10. NateAdam8 posted on 21 Mar 2013, 11:22 1 1
Yeah and fast so if WP wants to make good with anything they need to get off there asses and do something to improve there OS or get left behind with the rest of the crap
5. renaissance posted on 21 Mar 2013, 10:02 0 0
I believe this is temporary solution, it is better to have at least android version. with the time passing native apps will come up.
7. renaissance posted on 21 Mar 2013, 10:07 0 0
it is couple of months passed since release of a brand new platform, what do you expect? Will you buy device if instagramm is there tomorrow? If you are not sure, then stop moaning,
4. Nikolas.Oliver posted on 21 Mar 2013, 09:56 1 4
no instagram, no flipboard and obviously no true youtube app, the youtube app on the z10 will only redirect you to the youtube website instead of the app
8. Khepera posted on 21 Mar 2013, 10:14 4 0
App Schmapp! With some apps like Flipboard, which I am currently using on my Dev Alpha B, and will work on the Z10, sure, but a friggin Youtube app? Really? How lazy must one be not to just go to the site? Apps....psssh SMH
17. MC1123 posted on 21 Mar 2013, 19:22 0 0
dont mind him...he always say hateful things to BB but B aren't affected!
19. GadgetsMcGoo posted on 21 Mar 2013, 20:19 0 0
It does one step better. It runs Adobe Flash. You can run the full youtube.com as it was intended. Not need for a "work around" app due to the lack of Adobe Flash support like other operating systems.
14. Xtasy posted on 21 Mar 2013, 13:05 1 0
But if he closes his doors u won't get a chance to see Blackberry make a come back and show iphone and android how it needs to be done ;)
21. xperiaDROID posted on 22 Mar 2013, 07:24 0 0
Dude, don't say that! You are making yourself look like a troll!
16. krimHD posted on 21 Mar 2013, 16:04 0 0
windows should open their eyes..they are wasting time on increasing the number of apps. to me what makes and OS is the number of good apps. if IOS and android didn't have the number of apps they did now.they would just look so ordinary.windows phone is an awesome OS which still has a lot of room to grow.they just need to put more effort in their market place
