For you fitness fanatics out there that haven't yet tried Sportrate Fitness Tracker, this weekend could be just the right time to grab a bargain. The BlackBerry 10 application is initially free to download but then consists of two other versions - Basic and Advanced.
For this weekend only the prices have been slashed so you can get the basic edition for $0.99 instead of $3.99 and the advanced for $1.99 instead of $6.99 - some huge savings! If you have already purchased the basic version you can upgrade to the advanced for just $0.99.
The sale will run from Friday 25th until Sunday 27th, although times will be dependent on your location and how fast the BlackBerry World servers update.
Features of Sportrate include:
- Friendly interface
- GPX file export
- Plenty of activities
- Types of training
- Comments
- HQ and very fast Maps
- Offline Charts (beta)
- Native BlackBerry 10
If you missed our hands on video with Sportrate you can catch up here. It's a super app if fitness is your thing.
- More information/Download Sportrate Fitness Tracker for BlackBerry 10
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