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Just yesterday we told you that the BlackBerry App World version 2.0 available in beta. At the time, it was only available to developers and other important folk. However, just recently, Research in Motion has announced that App World 2.0 has left beta and is now available for all to download.
Just as we told you, this new version of App World allows developers to apps priced at $0.99 and $1.99 instead of being forced to the $2.99 minimum RIM previously imposed upon the app store. Additionally, RIM is also touting the new BlackBerry ID feature which allows consumers to make credit card purchases and easily transfer already purchased applications from one device to another.
Let’s hope that this new push towards a more capable app store will give Research in Motion the fuel they need to excel in the mobile industry. If they are able to secure some hard hitting mobile application titles, the line between BlackBerry OS 6 and iOS/Android will be blurred further.
via engadget
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