Valentine's Day is this coming Monday, and what better way to celebrate than with a new theme for your BlackBerry? We rounded up a few Valentine themes for you to get you in the mood! If you don't see something you like after the break head on over to the theme forums or the CrackBerry store and check out the others that are available. And if a theme doesn't suite your fancy, you can always get a pretty new wallpaper for your BlackBerry. Don't forget, themes make great gifts too!
Valentine's Day Themes for your BlackBerry
Love Is Love by MMMOOO
FREE and available for all BlackBerry smartphones running OS 4.5 and greater!
For more information/screenshots and to download Love Is Love
ValentineV1 by BBFreaks
On sale for $1.99 until February 18th! Compatible with BlackBerry 89xx/9630/9700, 9000, and 95xx on OS 4.6 - 5.0 and the Torch on BB6.
For more information/screenshots and to purchase ValentineV1
IHeartU by SadosBerryDesign
$2.99 in the CrackBerry store, exclusively for the BlackBerry Torch.
For more information/screenshots and to purchase IHeartU
Sweet14 Valentine's Theme by JJames Design
FREE in BlackBerry App World! Compatible with all devices on OS 5.0 - 6.0.
For more information/screenshots and to download Sweet14 Valentine's Theme
Candy Hearts Hidden Today Plus by Delirious Design
On sale for just $.99 until February 28 (regularly $3.99). This theme is compatible with BlackBerry 82xx, 8350i, 85xx, 89xx/96xx/97xx, 9000, 91xx, 95xx and 9800 on OS 4.6 - 6.0. (Other styles of this theme are available. Check them out here.)
For more information/screenshots and to purchase Candy Hearts Hidden Today Plus
From all of us at CrackBerry.com, have a Happy Valentine's Day!
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