Now that the BlackBerry network has recovered from glitches that hit earlier this month, Facebook launched an update of Facebook Messenger for the platform, as well as for the iPhone and Android.

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An area of London known as Tottenham has been besieged by fires, looters and riots over the weekend, amid claims that the rioters used Facebook to coordinate efforts.
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If you’ve got one of the newer BlackBerry models — running version six of the operating system — you can upgrade to the beta version of Facebook 2.0 officially released today.
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Fellow CrackBerry addicts, a new and improved version of Facebook has become available in Blackberry AppWorld. But like any Research In Motion upgrade, the more advanced your device is, the more features you actually get to enjoy.
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I’ve been hankering for Places on the Blackberry ever since I heard Facebook’s geolocation service became available on this platform. Some models of the phone come with global positioning systems and wireless Internet access that you pay a bit extra for so you can, among other things, get Facebook Places.
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This morning Blackberry announced that they have developed a new version of their Facebook application which also includes support for Facebook Places.
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I’m a walking example of why Research In Motion cell phones have earned the nickname Crackberry, so I feel like Rodney Dangerfield after today’s Facebook Places announcement.
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Attention CrackBerry addicts! The latest version of Facebook for BlackBerry has just been released with a slew of new features, according to the official BlackBerry Blog.
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Facebook’s Blackberry app has been non-functional ever since the release of the new Facebook layout. The app does not seem to refresh the news feed at all. However, this is not the only problem – the Blackberry app seems to be a perfect example of what a crappy piece of mobile application looks like.
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Over the weekend RIM released the latest version of Facebook for Blackberry. So what’s new for this version of Facebook for Blackberry? Not much. Users can now opt to set the News Feed as their default landing page if they wish and there are also a few feed filters included by default. The primary upgrade is that device memory is more efficiently managed. I’m in the process of testing it now however neither the iPhone or Blackberry application have worked for me for the past few months.
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