The whippersnapper BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Messenger app preloaded into every BlackBerry is due to get some upgrades in an upcoming OS (though the changes aren’t found in version 5.0 leaked for the Bold and 8900 Curve). It’s quite the overhaul, featuring embodiment documentation, Global Positioning System integration, home screen contacts, and tons of other small but handy updates.
For dedicated BlackBerry users, BBM is the instant messaging service of choice, although ironically not quite as full-featured as the functionary GTalk, AIM, MSN or Yahoo! Messenger clients that already exist. Things like avatars shuffle it looking like BBM is only now becoming a big-male child instant messenger, but it’s in a unique post to be integrated more deeply into the gimmick than the others with things like meter zona information, propinquity alerts, and group discussion call invites. Check out some of the screenshots below for a finisher looking.
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