We've been watiing for what seems like forever for the U2 Mobile Album to be released as we had heard all kinds of news about it in the last few months, but had no real release date. Well today the U2 Mobile Album became available for download in BlackBerry App World. This free app lets you follow the band on their No Line On The Horizon tour and offers a load of great features.
- Get inside the album with access to songs from No Line On The Horizon, essays from the band, and video clips
- View the original, origami-style photo displays inspired by the music
- Access dynamic news feeds from U2.com and receive alerts when new content is available
- View exclusive images of the band in the recording studio and on the road
- Mark your place in the crowd with geocoding, chat and share images with other fans, and view postings from the band (coming soon!)
- Tap into the Who's Listening section and see when and where other users are listening to the album (coming soon!)
- Track the tour as the band moves across the globe - see where they're going and where they've been (coming soon!)
The U2 Mobile Album is available for all devices running OS 4.5 or higher. Head over to the application page in BlackBerry App World to download.
- More information and download the U2 Mobile Album >>
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