RIM brings even more push content to devices
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RIM has announced BlackBerry Web Signals, a new push service that will deliver relevant content directly to a user's handset. Like a cross between RSS feeds and SMS alerts, users can register their interests and when matching content comes across the wire it will be pushed to their BlackBerry. A handful of providers are already signed up, including CBC News and the Washington Post which will deliver breaking news alerts. Dada.net will offer music content, alerting the user when new tracks from their favorite artists show up on the website and Thumbplay has signed on for entertainment content. The application is available immediately for developers, though no timeline was given for a commercial release.
source: RIM via BGR
source: RIM via BGR
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1. (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:42 0 0
wow, lol, no one wants to comment on BB? haha eh who cares
2. T-Money3000 posted on 23 Oct 2008, 03:04 0 0
This new service really isn't THAT amazing... It's nice... But you can already get text alerts from your favourite sites.
3. troller (unregistered) posted on 27 Dec 2010, 15:26 0 0
hey lol u guys suck da rats ass. BB rocks and u can ask any ddealer that lol, u dont see dem pullin out a poncy iphone ha ha.
