Given my time on a BlackBerry 6 device powered by Torch Mobile’s Webkit Browser, I grew confident but failed to look around me. After my Bold white-screened on me, I had no other choice but to downgrade to a previous model – Curve (Javeline) 8900. Now don’t get me wrong, nothing against the Jave. In fact, its done a very, very solid job being a BlackBerry smartphone. Aside from the loud clanky QWERTY keyboard, I have one other issue – the crappy OS5 Web browser. Here at BBE a lot of content gets published morning, noon and night and we don’t want you to miss out on what our writers have to say. Using an older generation BlackBerry device can be a pain when it comes to opening web sites, so I’d like to introduce you to my new best friend, meet RSS.
RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a format for delivering regularly changing web content (our blog) and other news-related sites, and online material. The benefits of RSS is that you can easily stay informed by retrieving the latest content from sites without missing a beat. With that said, I encourage everyone to take advantage of the BlackBerry Empire RSS feed channel. Here is the official BBE RSS Feed:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/blackberryempire
So readers, everyone head to your favorite RSS app and get us added so you don’t miss a single piece of BlackBerry coverage. In case you do not have any RSS apps, here is a link of RSS apps that can be found in the App World. click here. If you still can’t find one that suits your needs, try the BBE SuperStore here.
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