In researching how to get Blackberry free themes, I found that pretty much the only way to make them for yourself was using a program called the Plazmic Content Developer's Kit for Blackberry.

It's completely free but not the easiest thing to use or download.

Okay, I’ve never been a big Sidekick fan; so it’s fair to say I’m not looking at the just announced Sidekick LX with an open mind, but hear me out:

The issue with Sidekicks isn’t that they’re horrible, it’s just that anything a Sidekick does there’s always another handset that can to the exact same thing better at a cheaper price. Like let’s compare this Sidekick LX, which is supposed to be the line’s new flagship product against say the new Blackberry Curve 8320, also available through T-Mobile.

The Sidekick LX has a QWERTY keyboard; so does The Curve. The LX feature AOL Instant Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, and Yahoo! Messenger. The Curve has AOL, Windows Live, and Yahoo! as well as Google Talk, ICQ, and Blackberry Messenger. The Sidekick has a 1.3 megapixel camera; The Curve has a 2 megapixel camera.

Ever dropped your cell phone into the toilet? your toilet? any toilet? ever lost a precious cell phone to the cold harshness of water and humidity? if the answer is yes, here's something that might cheer you up the next time you get too clumsy, or totally drunk in the bathroom: Washington Post's writer Ernesto Londoño writes about his beloved Blackberry's saving crusade using a bowl of rice.

We already knew that John Mayer likes curves; he's not with Jessica Simpson for the fish of the sea jokes; but now he's all about the Curve- BlackBerry that is. Blackberry has just announced that they will be sponsoring Mayer's 40 date tour which kicks off June 1st, as a way to promote the new BlackBerry Curve to a younger audience.

Photo thanks to Tech Digest

RIM just announced the new BlackBerry Curve model, which brings to mind the old Passover Seder question, "What makes this Blackberry different from all other BlackBerrys?"