Twitter for BlackBerry 1.0.0.37

Well, if you liked the first release of BlackBerry’s new Twitter application you’re going to like this next release more. Although T4BB is designed by RIM as a native app for BlackBerry, the first version was somewhat slow and a lot of users reverted back to their favourite third party application. And I must say, the competition is getting good out there.
The new 1.0.0.37 leak is much faster with a few added features and expires at the end of June I believe. It says in the EULA, but I scrolled too quick through it to catch the date.
Thanks to the folks at BBTweeps, you can get T4BB at one of the following links. And be sure to look for your operating system at the end of the link to get the correct one. Just type it in your BlackBerry browser.

http://bbtweeps.com/files/ota/TwitterV1.0.0.37/twitter5.0.0.jad

http://bbtweeps.com/files/ota/TwitterV1.0.0.37/twitter4.7.1.jad

http://bbtweeps.com/files/ota/TwitterV1.0.0.37/twitter4.7.0.jad

http://bbtweeps.com/files/ota/TwitterV1.0.0.37/twitter4.6.0.jad

http://bbtweeps.com/files/ota/TwitterV1.0.0.37/twitter4.5.0.jad

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Inglis Falls

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Twitter for BlackBerry

If you’re looking for the native BlackBerry Twitter app, here are some OTA links. Just enter the appropriate one in your BlackBerry browser. Mind you, this is a leaked version, but they work.

OS 5.0.0: http://www.theiexplorers.com/Twitter/twitter5.0.0.jad

OS 4.7.1: http://www.theiexplorers.com/Twitter/twitter4.7.1.jad

OS 4.6.0: http://www.theiexplorers.com/Twitter/twitter4.6.0.jad

Cheers,
Greg

 

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