I can think of many things I would rather do when receiving an email that has images instead of having to go into the menu and get the images manually, and this is where Show Me the Images plays a crucial role on my device. If you have somehow not heard of this application it is a great application that allows you to put emails on a safe list, so anytime you receive an email from that address it will automatically download and show you the images. 

The 99 cent price tag is likely less than just about anything else that you had planned on buying today, so grab it before the price goes back to normal tomorrow. Save yourself the headaches and frustration and hit the link below to grab a copy for yourself today! Note though, if you're using OS 7.0+ it must be higher then 7.0.0.2xx.

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Show Me The Images has been updated with BlackBerry 7 support and currently sits at version 1.3.42. If you haven't heard of it before, Show Me The Images is a simple app that allows you to automatically load email images on your BlackBerry. No more wasting time and fetching images manually in emails. You can choose to show all images or customize by creating a safe list for specific contacts. With a small footprint and hassle free setup, Show Me The Images is definitely on our list of must have apps. Grab it for just $1.99 in the CrackBerry App Store.

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BlackBerry users know it's a pain having to download images for HTML emails. More often than not you'd just like the images to load on their own and be done with it. Show Me The Images is the solution to that problem. The app can be setup with various options and will automatically download images in all emails or just those you specify. You can choose to setup a safelist for downloading images for specific contacts, use the menu option to Show Me The Images or just have them download for all emails. Various options in the app let you tweak things a bit so you can pick what size images to download, how to mark emails as read and more. Show Me The Images is an app that I always have on my devices and it truly is on my list of must haves. It sells regularly for $2.99 but today you can grab it at 50% off for just $1.49 in the CrackBerry App Store.

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Show Me the Images is an awesome app from BBerryGo that makes viewing images in email a lot easier. The app will automatically download and display images in email, instead of the BlackBerry default way by waiting for you to click options, get images. The app is simple to use. You need only to add email addresses to a "safe list" and the app will then automatically download images in any further email from that address.

Show Me the Images is one of my favorite and most used applications for BlackBerry, and would come in handy for any BlackBerry user. You can pick up Show Me the Images for $2.99 at the CrackBerry App Store for most devices on OS 4.6 and up.

Contest: We have 50 copies of Show Me the Images to give away. Just leave a comment on this post to enter. Contest ends this Sunday at midnight PST. Please only leave one comment, multiple entries wont count.

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Jerome let us know that his awesome app Show Me the Images has been updated to version 1.3. The new update brings some new features as well as fixes to keep things running strong. In case you've never heard of it, Show Me the Images lets you automatically show images in your emails so you don't have to choose to download them. You can choose to download for all emails, or create a "safe list" of specific addresses. Updates include:

• Cleaner interface
• Consolidate Addresses - Ability to scan safelist/blocklist for address that have common domain names and create one entry out of many!
• WiFi-only download of images to save on data charges for users on limited plans
• Download Attachments option to Show Me the Images menu entry (OS 5.0+; Images only)
• Backup and Restore menus to Options screen.
• Add e-mail address found in an active field to safelist or blocklist

Show Me the Images is available for $2.99 in the CrackBerry App Store for all devices.

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Show Me the Images by BBerryGo is a handy little app that automatically downloads images in emails from senders you have added to a safe list. This eliminates the need to go in to the menu and select "get images" each time you get an email. I've been using it for quite some time on my BlackBerry Bold 9700, and I love that it saves me time and inconvenience.

The BBerryGo team is at DevCon this year, and wanted everyone to know that Show Me the Images has just been updated to support BlackBerry 6, and they have placed all their apps on sale for 50% off through Thursday. So head over to the CrackBerry App Store and use the coupon code "BBGODEVCON" for half off Show Me the Images or any of their other great apps. Please note, you must purchase on your mobile device in order for the coupon code to work! Be sure to click on update so that the price gets changed in your cart and then proceed to check out.

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Show Me the Images is a nice application that makes viewing HTML email a bit more convenient. Once setup, images will be automatically displayed when opening up an email. You are given multiple options for which email to have images automatically displayed including all, safelist (manually add sender to a list), and all with block list (manually block senders). You also have an option to automatically download picture attachments, and can even select the folder you would like them downloaded to. Overall Show Me the Images is a good buy, and saves you from having to hit options> Get Images on each email you receive. It is available for all devices running OS 4.5+ for $2.99 at the CrackBerry App Store.

Contest: We have 50 copies of Show Me the Images to give away. Just leave a comment on this post to enter. Contest ends this Sunday at Midnight PST. Please only leave one comment, multiple entries wont count.

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