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TIFF app for BlackBerry now available (Smartphones and PlayBook)

By on September 7, 2011 at 3:16pm in Mobile News


The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is happening once again, now in it’s 36th year. Definitely lots of buzz around the streets of Toronto and BlackBerry is a major sponsor in the event and they’ve created a TIFF app. It’s available on all the latest devices (9900, 9810, 9860) plus the BlackBerry PlayBook. The app is free and gives you u-to-dateschedules, news, maps and descriptions of all the films that are playing at TIFF this year. The app is free and you can get it here via the BlackBerry App World

(Thanks Ted!)

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10 comments for “TIFF app for BlackBerry now available (Smartphones and PlayBook)”

  1. Nice going to download it for the PlayBook as soon I get home.

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    Posted by TheTigerTek | September 7, 2011, 3:21 pm
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  2. @TheTigerTek

    Can you go ahead and send me an email and let me know what its like?

    Oh wait, the playbook still has no native email, nevermind.

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    Posted by S. Sarandon | September 7, 2011, 3:27 pm
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    • Gee whiz you too dumb to use the browser and wi-fi to get on line.
      Wait better yet why not get a Playbook and Bridge to your Blackberry….based on your “smart@%%” remark you don’t own a Blackberry smartphone either.
      Obvivous Troll….

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      Posted by jettgerbil | September 7, 2011, 4:02 pm

    • I had a blackberry once, back in 2004, but I moved ahead with the rest of the world and got a real smartphone.

      You seem to know a lot about the playbook, can you tell me if it has contacts or calendar or native email or android apps yet?

      Thanks! I look forward to your response.

      Your friend,

      S. Sarandon

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      Posted by S. Sarandon | September 7, 2011, 4:09 pm

  3. FACT: S. Sarandon is correct, the playbook does NOT have native email.

    Thankyou.

    ———————–
    FACTFINDER ENTERPRISES
    1823 Bay Street
    Toronto, Ontario

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    Posted by FACT FINDER | September 7, 2011, 3:28 pm
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  4. Lol

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    Posted by Lolzatfunnyz | September 7, 2011, 3:53 pm
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  5. Hey, how about you email me your favourite song from the soundtrack of a TIFF movie? Oh yeah, you can’t cause you have to hack your Ipad to do it.
    Have an Android device? Yah.. keep your files and trojans to yourself.

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    Posted by Devils Advocate? | September 7, 2011, 4:14 pm
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    • You seem to know a lot about tablets. Can you tell me if the playbook has any of the following yet:

      -Native email
      -Contacts
      -Calendar
      -Android apps

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      Posted by Marek Dunslager | September 7, 2011, 4:17 pm

  6. You all are arguing as if you made the ipad or playbook. Both technologies have their own pros and cons. Ipad is good to play around with some dumb apps and playbook is good for its security but lacks some features. I use both in their own capacities and appreciate what technology has got for all of us. Let there be peace. Cheers.

    Manoj
    Tech blogger

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    Posted by manoj | September 8, 2011, 12:42 am
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  7. Native email
    -Contacts
    -Calendar
    -Android apps

    This is all the PB detractors seem to stress on. Do they talk about the FAR superior web browsing experience on the Playbook? NOPE!!! Multitasking capabilities? NOPE AGAIN!!!
    What pray tell will they talk about when the PB gets native email, a calendar, contacts and android apps very soon???
    Please tell me..I am dying to know…

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    Posted by Marvin | September 8, 2011, 1:47 pm
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