Just in time for CES 2011, this BlackBerry PlayBook web fidelity video demonstrates rich multimedia, Adobe Flash games and social networking websites like Facebook running in the BlackBerry Browser. Read more ...

Steve Cheng, product manager on the Google mobile team, shows you a demo of the new Google mobile search results formated specifically for your BlackBerry. googlemobile.blogspot.com Read more ...

Lightweight and comfortable Product DescriptionPremium Multimedia Headset with Case (3.5mm) BlackBerry Premium Multimedia Headset with Case Read more ...

Next-generation messaging powerhouse with 3.2-inch touchscreen, slide-down QWERTY keyboard, and BlackBerry 6 OS Compatible with AT&T Video Share, Navigator GPS turn-by-turn directions, and access to over 20,000 AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots nationwide Wireless-N Wi-Fi; 5-megapixel camera/camcorder; 4 GB internal memory; microSD expansion; Read more ...

Elasticated cord; less cord tangle Premium design; allows for comfortable and ergonomic listening Multimedia controls - Play/Pause / Skip Backwards / Skip Forwards/volume up/volume down; control your music and calls from the touch of a button BlackBerry branded plates - interchangeable color plates; customize your headset with interchangeable Read more ...

India threatens to shut off BlackBerry network The maker of the BlackBerry handheld phone and email device is headed for a showdown with the Indian government, which has revived a threat to shut off service in the country in a row over access to customers' emails. Related Stories Recovery set to be turbulent says bank US investigation casts Read more ...

Saudis Back Away From Threat to Block BlackBerry The government cited progress in talks with operators and the device maker Research In Motion over the ability to monitor messages for security reasons. Read more on International Herald Tribune Read more ...

Report: RIM to let Saudis monitor BlackBerry data BlackBerry maker Research in Motion has decided to allow the government of Saudi Arabia access to BlackBerry users' messages, in order to avoid a ban on the device in the country. Read more on CNET Read more ...

BlackBerry users in UAE and Saudi may have services cut More than a million BlackBerry users may have key services in Saudi Arabia and the UAE cut off after authorities stepped up demands on smartphone maker Research In Motion for access to encrypted messages sent over the device. Read more on Reuters via Yahoo! News Read more ...

Is there anyway to get on the Internet or multimedia messages without having to pay the 30 extra per month. I don't have the money to pay for it, and it would be a useless investment because i don't do it that often. I would rather just pay per time i get a mm message or per time i get on the net. Any help, hints, tips, or suggestions? Read more ...