Amid complaints of too sparse a selection of downloads to choose from and long load times for apps in past builds of its online application store, RIM has started pushing out BlackBerry AppWorld 3.0 on Tuesday, replacing the beta version for long-suffering BlackBerry users, who will now enjoy a revised UI and faster loading apps. Finding specific apps is much quicker with the new design while rotating banners call your attention to what is new in AppWorld.
This tweet says to expect AppWorld 3.0 on your 'Berry today
Besides the new UI, BlackBerry AppWorld 3.0 brings new MyWorld features, app social sharing, new channels and more. A tweet sent from Alex Kinsella, Team Lead for BlackBerry App World Product Management says that the updated AppWorld should be hitting your 'Berry today. If you received AppWorld 3.0 on your BlackBerry, take a look at the new UI and the speed of installing apps. Has RIM nailed it this time? Let us know by dropping a comment in the box below.
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