Free Apps For Blackberry Owners

Classic games such as Bejeweled and The Sims are being offering giveaway to Blackberry owners.

The games, in addition to personal capability collection and utilities are reward for a three-day universal trance that proposed on 10 October.

A inadequate switch at a datacentre left millions around the world left not able to to use messaging and web browsing services on their handsets.

The giveaway apps will turn existing for 4 weeks from 19 October.

In a matter announcing the giveaway, Mike Laziridis, arch of Blackberry owners Research in Motion, apologised once again is to three-day service stoppage.

"We are thankful to our constant BlackBerry customers for their patience," he said. "We are receiving evident and assertive stairs to help head off something similar to this from going on again."

RIM faced major critique over the stoppage. Thousands of people incited to Twitter and other amicable media networks to demonstrate their bad viewpoint of the firm and its stuttering efforts to put together the problems.

In total, 12 apps are being offering to customers and RIM mentioned more would be done existing in the forthcoming weeks.

As good as games such as Texas Hold'em Poker and Bubble Bash 2, users can obtain Photo Editor Ultimate and DriveSafe.ly pro. The program is existing around the Blackberry App World store.

The programs, that Blackberry claims are value more than $100 (63), will be giveaway until 31 December 2011.

Business customers are being offering a giveaway month of technical support. The who already have a encouragement stipulate will be offering a month of Blackberry's extended encouragement service.

Analysts mentioned the package of apps might not go far enough.

"RIM has responded quickly but this won't quash the damage done to its reputation," mentioned Geoff Blaber from CCS Insight. "This might go a few way to obliging customers but what's vicious is that the complaint does not repeat itself."

Mobile operators are moreover mulling reward packages for customers. Spanish telecoms firm Telefonica, that owns the UK's O2, mentioned it would offer a package to customers but it is not coherent what form it will take.