No surprise whatsoever here. Now that RIM has launched the BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac, they’ve officially dropped support for PocketMac. Before the days of BDM for Mac, PocketMac was…

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The BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) 8520 Curve, code-named “Gemini” once upon a time, is the first in a new family of optical trackpad-toting smartphones from RIM. Back in the days of…

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Research In Motion (RIM) has today announced that it will be reaching the BlackBerry Desktop software to Mac OS X run machines. This service will be starting in September 2009.

The new app from RIM will enable those using the Mac OS to sync iTunes, contacts, calendars, notes and other tasks between their BlackBerry smartphones and Mac PCs. This service will also allow users to add or delete programs from their devices, update firmware, backup, restore and even manage more than one handheld at a time.

Click here to sign up for this new service from RIM

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Research In Motion (RIM) has now announced the availability of a new BlackBerry Push application programming interface (API) specification for developers. This API will enable developers to push real-time content to applications running on BlackBerry smartphones.

This move goes to imply that applications will no longer need to constantly check for updated data, something that consumes a lot of data and battery power. Instead, the applications will be notified of new data in much the same way that a BlackBerry’s email application is notified when a new message has arrived on the server. RIM says that a number of companies are already developing applications with the new API, including DevlopIQ (7digital Music Store), Handmark (PocketExpress), and Salsplace (SalesNOW).

Source: MobileBurn