
It has been some months now since we have had a new theme from BBThemes but fear not - the wait is over. Dave has been hard at work producing his latest creation and you should be able to tell from the images why it has taken such a long time.
Infinity, which is currently only available for the BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930 and P'9981, not only has had all the native BlackBerry icons redesigned but in addition there are a selection of colour options available so you can choose the one that suits you best.
Dave's last themes, iON Blue & iON Pink, proved to be a huge hit with theme lovers and I see no reason why Infinity won't have the same success. From speaking with him on a daily basis - building Infinity has been a lengthy process, but one that was worth the graft. The icons are now all totally different from the stock ones and the color options have been implemented into many of the native applications of the BlackBerry.


Whichever colour you choose that same colour will show up at random points depending which application you are in. So for example - below in the calendar app you will see the blue if that is the version you have chosen to purchase. And the same applies in messaging, BBM etc. Good isn't it?

In fact, up until now the BlackBerry calendar app has never been themed. Clever old Dave!


The Infinity themes will set you back $2.99 each and for the beauty and variation that has gone into producing them it is money well spent if you ask me. Nice job once again Dave.
More information/Download Infinity Blue for the BlackBerry Bold
More information/Download Infinity Green for the BlackBerry Bold
More information/Download Infinity Orange for the BlackBerry Bold
More information/Download Infinity Pink for the BlackBerry Bold
More information/Download Infinity Purple for the BlackBerry Bold
More information/Download Infinity Red for the BlackBerry Bold

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