if you develop apps, get BB playbook for free

offer ends Feb 20th

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ok give me some app ideas now .

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It’s a positive step from RIM. They’ve realized that consumer apps are the key to gaining traction in the marketplace & eventually drive enterprise adoption also. They’re trying to create a critical mass of developers to get more apps either developed or repackaged from android. I have a couple of students who’ve submitted a few useful apps over the past few days.

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It will be great if Namaan or LC’s students can get a free Playbook

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TLK, one of them has already received his… two are waiting for approval of their apps.

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That is great. Could you share what kind of apps they worked on?

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TLK, here’s one that was submitted and approved last year - called “TempNotes” : http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/34254/ . The new one is sort of an extension to this one and is called “ManyNotes”. It should appear on the AppStore on Monday next week.

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Good idea - a temp notebook that deletes the contents when you close the app. very nice

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:k: Nice Idea

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Woot, another item from RIM that I dont’ want, even for free :evil-laugh:

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^ lol I wish there was a dislike button! :stuck_out_tongue:

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Easy! :k:

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Richard Walters, Oxford uni student published his first Windows Phone app three weeks ago and it already has hundreds of downloads!
Richard Walters, graduate student at University of Oxford, talks us through developing his app Calculator² - Microsoft UK Students - Site Home - MSDN Blogs