It looks as though T-Mobile may have spilled the beans on this one, possibly. It's no secret that Research In Motion has a dedicated podcast app in the works. Of course, that application is directly built into BlackBerry 6 but it is designed to work on other devices as it stands now. A lot of folks have mentioned the concern over it not arriving on other devices but logistically this makes no sense considering it's available for all 5.0 devices as is right now from the BlackBerry Beta Zone.
T-Mobile however, has tossed up a podcasts webpage letting everyone know that a dedicated podcast app is coming soon. On that page they spotlight a BlackBerry Curve 8520 and highlight the BlackBerry offering. This could mean one of two things really. One being that T-Mobile is rolling out their own BlackBerry app or two being, BlackBerry Podcasts will soon leave beta zone and hit the carrier. I really can't see T-Mobile rolling out their own app for this so, I'm guessing that we'll see BlackBerry Podcasts launch soon but I could be totally wrong here. Time will tell I guess. In the meantime, if you need to get you podcast fix in you can download Podtrapper or the dedicated CrackBerry Podcast app today.
Source: BerryReview
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