LendingTree Mortgage Rate Finder: is a new BlackBerry app that aims to help you get annonymous loan offers wherever you are. Simply enter your criteria into the app, and instantly receive up to 30 different customized offers from lenders. Click the offer you like, and the lender
will contact you to get started. Features of the app include:
- Completely FREE App, Completely FREE offers
- Search anonymously
- Customized rates based on your loan profile
- Search as often as you would like
- One click to be contacted
The app is also totally private. Your personal information will only be transmitted if you choose to be contacted regarding a loan. LendingTree Mortgage Rate Finder is available as a free download from BlackBerry App World.
ePrayer Team - The application is quite simple, as it enables you to learn who the ePrayerTeam is, launch their site support/donate page, as well as send an email off to join the team or ask for prayer. The request page enables you to use their quick email form to send your name, email address, city and prayer need. Once sent, all you have to do is wait for the support to come flooding in. The response is quite quick; I received my first response within 6 minutes!
You can find the ePrayerTeam application from the CrackBerry App Store for $0.99. All proceeds go towards site maintenance and their mission.

Carbonite - When first announced over a month ago, Carbonite for BlackBerry was only working on a select few devices/OS versions. We got word today that the app has been updated and now supports the Pearl Flip, 96xx, 89xx, 83xx, 85xx, 9000, 9700 and Storm. If you are a Carbonite user, this app is a great one to have on your device. It allows you to access all of your backed up files on the go so you never have to be without your documents, photos or media. Features include:
- Browse: You can browse the directory structures on all of your Carbonite-backed-up computers.
- View: Bring up PDFs, photos, music and video files, Excel, Powerpoint, Word documents and other text files can be opened and viewed right on your BlackBerry.
- Share: You can forward any file via email, right from your phone.
The app is free to download from carbonite.com/blackberry, and Carbonite accounts are available for both PC and Mac starting at $54.95/year.
New This Week

Memo Mailer - Email the memos from your BlackBerry to yourself, your friend, and business partners! Add an option to the MemoPad program to email a memo. Your thoughts and ideas should not be trapped in memos on your BlackBerry. With MemoMailer they won't be. Free your memos. Download here for $1.99
Spitfire RSS and blog reader -If you are looking for a no-nonsense good looking feed reader, Spitfire is the app for you. The efficient UI allows you to consume as much content as possible in the shortest amount of time. Enjoy FeedBurner RSS feeds and WordPress blogs right from your BlackBerry device. From the application home screen you can see all of your blogs, the last time that they were updated, and for pushpress enabled blogs you can see the image from the most recent post. Download it here for $0.99.
Brandon 8ch Jul 2, 2010 at 12:11 pm
Cool Apps! Thanks CB
DrLouie Jul 2, 2010 at 12:15 pm
Does it load faster than google? I just hate to take up space with something that is available other ways?
Brandon 8ch Jul 2, 2010 at 12:17 pm
Its only 63KB. Not too much. Great App!
siha Jul 2, 2010 at 12:29 pm
You can already email memo's from you BB with the native memo app, no other software needed.
jeff.parent Jul 2, 2010 at 12:37 pm
Is is possible in the SD card? I'll probably spend the 99cents and get it to see but if anyone knows...
Busterwolf16 Jul 2, 2010 at 12:41 pm
yay lurves crackberry!
Dave Peckens Jul 2, 2010 at 1:12 pm
I agree with siha. No one should purchase the $2 app Memo Mailer when you can already do that in the native OS.
Just go into the MemoPad, highlight a memo title, click the Menu button and choose Forward As...
Azothyran Jul 2, 2010 at 11:19 pm
How long has this been out? I've been wishing for a Photobucket app for ages!
richw420 Jul 3, 2010 at 4:54 am
When I go to the UniBrowse app page, it shows that the app is $0.99, and that it is not free.
I wish it was.
phone9 Jul 6, 2010 at 6:15 pm
UniBrowse was switched to paid some time before this article came out. The last-day change had escaped the author's notice, and this article had escaped the developer's notice.
UniBrowse has now been switched back to Freeware since it's mentioned here as a freebie.
Support for the uZard browser has been added.
rroyy Jul 3, 2010 at 6:53 pm
I'm In count me in
delmarvahockey29 Jul 3, 2010 at 10:11 pm
Sweet. count me in!