
It seems like this year just started, but already we're into basketball season, and March Madness. The playoffs are just around the corner, and this is the perfect time to pick up your favorite NBA team's BlackBerry theme from Airborne Studios and Cocky Culture. Each of these officially licensed themes has an animated homescreen, a hidden dock (except new devices which use the OS 6 layout), fully customized icons, and include an original team-specific ringtone for OS 5.0+ devices. The graphics on these themes are sharp, from the wallpapers to the icons, and the color schemes match each team perfectly. This is a theme you can rock all year around and proudly represent your love for the team. Each of these fantastic themes is available for $4.99 and they are compatible with just about every BlackBerry out there (OS 4.5 and up)! To see the complete lineup of themes hit the link below and to check out some more screenshots keep reading after the break.
Contest: If you'd like a sporting chance at a free copy of your favorite team's theme, leave a basketball related comment below. Maybe tell us how you chose your favorite team, or your fondest memory from your high school basketball days. Make it interesting! Contest ends this Sunday at Midnight PST, one entry per person please.
For more information and to purchase your officially licensed NBA theme from the CrackBerry store
For more information and to purchase your officially licensed NBA theme from BlackBerry App World




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