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The next logical step is gaming.

Most of us will have fond memories of playing classic video games like PacMan or Missile Command and would jump at the chance to play these games on your BlackBerry. If you were not swept up in the video game culture, chances are you have a favorite card game that you would enjoy playing on your BlackBerry during that four hour sales meeting next Tuesday.

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Action Games | Adventure Games | Puzzle Games | Strategy Games | Card Games | Sudoku Games |Tetris Clones | Trivia Games | B&W Games | Mini Games and More| Mobile Pets
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although written in 2008 just about all these games are still around for your Blackberry.

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But BlackBerry users staying at Hilton hotels now have the option to print directly from their smartphones…

Download the mobile printing app, HP ePrint, to wirelessly print documents in the company’s 1,300 worldwide hotels..  ” (via  hotelchatter.com) by Jennifer Kester

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The app also lets users read the beginnings of books for free before purchase, access their entire existing libraries, adjust the text size, and read compatible books in full color. It’s available now for free download from www.amazon.com/kindlebb. ” (via appscout.com)

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And looking ahead, technology experts envision tools that will be, in effect, personal concierges — handling everything from reservations to reimbursements.

Even with the applications available today, Chris Selland, a technology development and marketing consultant who travels frequently for business, is a fan of smartphones. “Basically, you’ve got everything in your pocket,” he said, adding that he switched to the iPhone specifically because of the greater number of applications.

Alan Warms, a technology entrepreneur and a former vice president at Yahoo, said travel applications were the third most popular type of download after social networking and gaming apps. Roughly a third of the members on his Web site, Appolicious.com, which reviews mobile applications, have downloaded one or more travel-related tools, he said.

This proliferation of downloadable applications can be attributed, in a large part, to the pervasiveness of GPS functions in smartphones. Previously, if a visitor to an unfamiliar city wanted to find, say, a Japanese restaurant, he would have had to type in the starting address. Now, the phone automatically knows its current location, eliminating one step and streamlining the process.

In interviews, business travelers indicated that the most popular travel-related apps fell into two categories: organization aids and location-based tools. Apps like TripIt, for example, allow travelers to consolidate their itineraries into a single digital version that can be shared with co-workers or an assistant.

“To me, the most valuable thing is you have all this itinerary information in one place, and it’s easy to get to,” said Pete Davies, who travels several times a year for his job at a clean technology company. “A year ago, I would carry a whole sheaf of printouts and confirmations with me, and now I have them in one simple place.”

Tools like iReceipt allow travelers to store and organize receipts for expense reporting, reducing the number of hard copies that need to be shuttled around on a trip.

Location-based apps use GPS technology to give users information about restaurants, tourist attractions and even taxi services in their immediate vicinity. Some, like Urbanspoon, focus exclusively on restaurants; others, like Yelp and Google Maps, offer information about everything from dry cleaners to coffee shops. Some also include user reviews.

Downloadable applications have some advantages over their digital alter egos, mobile browser versions of company Web pages. Since the apps are stored on a phone instead of on a distant server, the information can be accessed even when the phone is not connected to the Internet. This means that travelers in an airplane or other location without Internet access can still use the program. ” ( via nytimes.com ) by  MARTHA C. WHITE

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The popularity of Apple’s App Store vaulted mobile apps to prominence, but techies know that mobile phones have been tiny PCs for years now…

The difference today is the buzz and visibility around apps. The idea that you can add to your phone’s powers has gone mainstream…

With 100,000 apps, the iPhone certainly has the most apps available, but there’s no lack of choice on other platforms… Google’s Android phones have more than 10,000. There are thousands for BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, and Symbian phones, and a couple of hundred for the Palm Pre and Pixi.

Even simple phones like the Motorola RAZR can get into the app game.

We’ve sifted through a huge stack of apps to find the best free ones for almost every phone. The only folks left out are owners of Verizon and T-Mobile non-smartphones like the LG enV3 and Nokia 5310. Those carriers forbid you from installing free, third-party apps, although they make a limited selection of paid apps available.

Our list totals 100 apps: 40 for the iPhone, 20 each for BlackBerry and Android, 10 for Windows Mobile, and 10 combined for Palm WebOS, Symbian, and non-smartphones. The iPhone, of course, has more apps than anyone else. BlackBerry is the USA’s dominant smartphone platform. Android is gaining market share while Windows Mobile is losing it. And while Symbian may be popular overseas, those phones are seldom seen on American shores.

• The Top 40 Free Apps for iPhone

• The Top 20 Free Apps for BlackBerry

• The Top 20 Free Apps for Android

• The Top 10 Free Apps for Windows Mobile

• The Top 10 Free Apps For Other Phones ” (via  PCMag.com) by PCMag.com Staff

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