I have to admit, I'm a bit of a flyer junkie. I hate it when they end up in my mailbox but if they drop them by my door, there's a 99% chance I'll sit down and read through them. What can I say? Sometimes there are some really good deals out there and I don't want to miss out on them.
A new app for BlackBerry 10 devices called Reebee has now landed and if you're not really into flyers as much as I am but don't really dig the whole flipping through pages upon pages of paper then it's pretty much the app you must-have. What it does essentially, is collects all the flyers from retailers and displays them from within the app itself.
Rather than picking up those flyers, you can just open up the app and browse through the ones you do so wish whenever you want. Plus, you don't really have to remember which store had what on sale or head out dragging a bunch of flyers with you because you always have them on your device to refer to.
Pretty convenient in my opinion. There is however a bit of what may be considered bad news with the app in the fact it's not available everywhere. Right now, the only country supported is Canada. Great news for Canadians, not so great news for everyone else.
Download Reebee from BlackBerry World
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