BlackBerry users are being credited $100 worth of free apps from Research in Motion, the makers of the popular phone.

Due to service interruptions last week that affected BlackBerry users around the world, Research in Motion, makers of the BlackBerry, announced that it would offer $100 worth of free apps to customers that were inconvenienced last week.

Millions of BlackBerry users were without service for up to three days last week but RIM says that service had been restored by Wednesday night for users in the United States.

RIM will offer the free downloads beginning October 19^th, 2011 and will be available until the end of the year. Users can visit BlackBerry App World to see the complete list of available apps.

If you are interested in the premium apps being offered free of charge, visit BlackBerry Facebook for details and more information.

Posted in National News

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