The World Cup kicked off this weekend and is in full swing. Love it or hate it, the 80-year old competition brings the entire world together for 30 days. Once every four years we get the chance to cheer on our team in route to one of the most coveted trophies in sports. While you can't always be around a TV or radio to catch the games, you can absolutely keep up while on the go with a plethora of BlackBerry apps. While there simply isn't enough time to go into each one in detail, we've compiled a list of all the applications we could find. Each has its own feature set to offer, including schedules, scores, updates, news and more. Hit the jump for the full list, and be sure to leave a comment with your favorites.
- AP 2010 World Cup Coverage >>
- LiveCupofLife >>
- ScoreMobile for BlackBerry >>
- ScoreMobile FC >>
- Soccer World Cup 2010 Schedule >>
- World Cup 2010 App (OTA) >>
- Rogers 2010 FIFA World Cup (Rogers customers) >>
- South Africa on BlackBerry >>
- Final Whistle South Africa >>
- Goal Mobile >>
- WC2010 >>
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