Wow. CrackBerry listenership took a step up the last couple of weeks with the introduction of our free CrackBerry Podcast app. In just two weeks, CrackBerry Episode 050 has now been downloaded over 120,000 times according to libsyn stats. CRAZY!! Episode 050 was a long one, so we kept Episode 051 a little bit shorter as we tackle the BlackBerry device, software and apps news of the day. We also walk through some great community emails, covering such topics as Who's Going to Buy Palm? and Craig Johnston's Sexy Voice.
* Listen on your device with the new CrackBerry Podcast App: If you don't already have Podtrapper installed on your BlackBerry, you can now listen to the CrackBerry Podcast on your BlackBerry using our free CrackBerry Podcasts app. You can download it from App World for free (it'll be in the CrackBerry App Store shortly as soon as the developer gets a chance to get that done!). Download Now. *
As always, we had a lot of fun recording the show so we hope you enjoy it! Be sure to leave us a comment and we'll see you soon, live from Orlando and WES 2010.
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