I am really starting to wonder if RIM has finally seen the light and decided to relax some of the App World restrictions. The latest example brought to my attention is Torrent by Dmytro Mishchenko. (thanks DH) I am not sure where Dmytro ported this app from but it seems to work for basic torrent files.

As the few reviews note the app is not integrated with the browser so you first have to download the.torrent files through the browser and then open them through the app. Other than that I have not had too much time to test it out but it does work! Anyone care to take a stab on if RIM will allow a Bittorrent client to stay in App World? We take no responsibility if RIM pulls the app after you purchase it PS: If you don’t mind sideloading a Bittorrent client you may also want to check out Playtorrent (). • Is this website still alive. I see very few posts anymore. It used to be the go to for BlackBerry.

By • So BlackBerry 10 is the operating system on both the BB Classic and Q5. The Classic has better hardware and. By • What is the difference between BB 10 and BB classic or BBQ5?

At&t only wants to talk about i-phones. By • Really want a Priv but taking a wait and see for now.

By • If Blackberry could come up with a BB10 emulator to run on Android that would be the best of both. By • I guess I definately need to investigate case options more before I rule it out. That said, Vienna looks to. By • The popup widget was actually a cool feature but oddly was turned off by default for me.

The latest PC gaming hardware news, plus expert, trustworthy and unbiased buying guides. Feb 19, 2013. BlackBerry 10 now has a native torrent client app, BitTorque available for $2.99. The app offer several network modes including Wi-Fi only and has the ability to download torrents simultaneously. No that is not the case; Playbook OS 1.0 ( Blackberry 8), then Playbook OS 2.0 (BlackBerry 9). Enid Blyton The Mystery Of The Burnt Cottage Pdf Viewer.