On behalf of everyone here at CrackBerry.com, HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! Here's to lots of health, happiness, good signal strength and great battery life in 2011! If you're out partying it up tonight, keep it safe. No drinking and berrying (and definitely no drinking and driving). 2011 promises to be an exciting year for both BlackBerry and CrackBerry and we want both your thumbs working!
On the BlackBerry front, the PlayBook and new QNX-based BlackBerry Tablet OS are going to have everyone (including us CrackBerry writers) learning something totally new - good times ahead. And we know on the phone front that RIM will keep new devices coming - they never sit still for too long.
On the CrackBerry front, we'll continue to work our hardest to keep you visiting CrackBerry every day. We finished off 2010 with the launch of our new site redesign, and we have lots of things planned for 2011 to keep things exciting both on the site features, content and shopping front. Heck, to start off the new year right, we're extending our end of year sale all the way up to January 10th. Be sure to take advantage of the savings!
All the best in 2011!!!! Happy New Year! Peace... and now it's time to go parttttty!!!!!
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