Thomson Reuters Launches BlackBerry App

Media giant Joseph John Thomson Reuters is getting a little more mobile, now with a dedicated BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) application so you can apprehension up on the latest news from around the world piece on the move. Handmark is helping out in the operation, and has already powered Forbes, Associated Press and Wall Street Journal apps with their publishing framework. This isn’t the first mobile Reuters has worked on; previously, they’ve pumped out a pretty robust-looking financial data application, but the new app will likely be more colourful meter reading. Here’s the lineament run-down:

News stories from a diverseness of categories including world, sports, political science, environs, wellness, and business Full story articles and photos optimized for easy reading on a mobile device Ability to select region – US, Canada, UK, or Republic of India – for localized subject Up-to-the-minute marketplace data including indices, commodities and currencies by region Designed to support offline manipulation when users father’t rich person overhaul or an Internet joining Personalized stocks tab so users can track only the stocks that they want Keywords and My Feeds tab that allows users to customized newsworthiness feeds that are of special pastime

You tin download the install file directly here, but it’s probably less of a scuffle to discovery it on the App World. Reuters is solidness for a broad range of pastime, but if you’re more into the mobile newsworthiness recess, you should be look into picking up Frequency for BlackBerry.

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