Parent company Research In Motion says that about 21 million people actively use Facebook on the BlackBerry every day, while monthly average users tops 30 million.

However, not all of them use the latest version of the operating system, but the newest version of Facebook will become available for devices with 4.6 or higher OS in future releases — typical of RIM’s strategy to encourage people to upgrade.

Since I have one of those lesser versions of the BlackBerry, I have to take RIM’s word for it that Facebook 2.0 includes:

• “Always on” Facebook chat notifications
• a Redesigned navigation grid
• a new notification bar
• improved news feed scrolling
• enhanced profiles
• added publisher functionality
• an updated user interface

Further descriptions of the enhancements appear on the official BlackBerry blog. To download the new Facebook 2.0 onto your RIM device, click here.

Readers, have you had a chance to try Facebook 2.0 for the BlackBerry, and if so what do you think about the enhanced features?

Parent company Research In Motion says that about 21 million people actively use Facebook on the BlackBerry every day, while monthly average users tops 30 million.

However, not all of them use the latest version of the operating system, but the newest version of Facebook will become available for devices with 4.6 or higher OS in future releases — typical of RIM’s strategy to encourage people to upgrade.

Since I have one of those lesser versions of the BlackBerry, I have to take RIM’s word for it that Facebook 2.0 includes:

• “Always on” Facebook chat notifications
• a Redesigned navigation grid
• a new notification bar
• improved news feed scrolling
• enhanced profiles
• added publisher functionality
• an updated user interface

Further descriptions of the enhancements appear on the official BlackBerry blog. To download the new Facebook 2.0 onto your RIM device, click here.

Readers, have you had a chance to try Facebook 2.0 for the BlackBerry, and if so what do you think about the enhanced features?

Parent company Research In Motion says that about 21 million people actively use Facebook on the BlackBerry every day, while monthly average users tops 30 million.

However, not all of them use the latest version of the operating system, but the newest version of Facebook will become available for devices with 4.6 or higher OS in future releases — typical of RIM’s strategy to encourage people to upgrade.

Since I have one of those lesser versions of the BlackBerry, I have to take RIM’s word for it that Facebook 2.0 includes:

• “Always on” Facebook chat notifications
• a Redesigned navigation grid
• a new notification bar
• improved news feed scrolling
• enhanced profiles
• added publisher functionality
• an updated user interface

Further descriptions of the enhancements appear on the official BlackBerry blog. To download the new Facebook 2.0 onto your RIM device, click here.

Readers, have you had a chance to try Facebook 2.0 for the BlackBerry, and if so what do you think about the enhanced features?

Parent company Research In Motion says that about 21 million people actively use Facebook on the BlackBerry every day, while monthly average users tops 30 million.

However, not all of them use the latest version of the operating system, but the newest version of Facebook will become available for devices with 4.6 or higher OS in future releases — typical of RIM’s strategy to encourage people to upgrade.

Since I have one of those lesser versions of the BlackBerry, I have to take RIM’s word for it that Facebook 2.0 includes:

• “Always on” Facebook chat notifications
• a Redesigned navigation grid
• a new notification bar
• improved news feed scrolling
• enhanced profiles
• added publisher functionality
• an updated user interface

Further descriptions of the enhancements appear on the official BlackBerry blog. To download the new Facebook 2.0 onto your RIM device, click here.

Readers, have you had a chance to try Facebook 2.0 for the BlackBerry, and if so what do you think about the enhanced features?

Parent company Research In Motion says that about 21 million people actively use Facebook on the BlackBerry every day, while monthly average users tops 30 million.

However, not all of them use the latest version of the operating system, but the newest version of Facebook will become available for devices with 4.6 or higher OS in future releases — typical of RIM’s strategy to encourage people to upgrade.

Since I have one of those lesser versions of the BlackBerry, I have to take RIM’s word for it that Facebook 2.0 includes:

• “Always on” Facebook chat notifications
• a Redesigned navigation grid
• a new notification bar
• improved news feed scrolling
• enhanced profiles
• added publisher functionality
• an updated user interface

Further descriptions of the enhancements appear on the official BlackBerry blog. To download the new Facebook 2.0 onto your RIM device, click here.

Readers, have you had a chance to try Facebook 2.0 for the BlackBerry, and if so what do you think about the enhanced features?

Parent company Research In Motion says that about 21 million people actively use Facebook on the BlackBerry every day, while monthly average users tops 30 million.

However, not all of them use the latest version of the operating system, but the newest version of Facebook will become available for devices with 4.6 or higher OS in future releases — typical of RIM’s strategy to encourage people to upgrade.

Since I have one of those lesser versions of the BlackBerry, I have to take RIM’s word for it that Facebook 2.0 includes:

• “Always on” Facebook chat notifications
• a Redesigned navigation grid
• a new notification bar
• improved news feed scrolling
• enhanced profiles
• added publisher functionality
• an updated user interface

Further descriptions of the enhancements appear on the official BlackBerry blog. To download the new Facebook 2.0 onto your RIM device, click here.

Readers, have you had a chance to try Facebook 2.0 for the BlackBerry, and if so what do you think about the enhanced features?

Parent company Research In Motion says that about 21 million people actively use Facebook on the BlackBerry every day, while monthly average users tops 30 million.

However, not all of them use the latest version of the operating system, but the newest version of Facebook will become available for devices with 4.6 or higher OS in future releases — typical of RIM’s strategy to encourage people to upgrade.

Since I have one of those lesser versions of the BlackBerry, I have to take RIM’s word for it that Facebook 2.0 includes:

• “Always on” Facebook chat notifications
• a Redesigned navigation grid
• a new notification bar
• improved news feed scrolling
• enhanced profiles
• added publisher functionality
• an updated user interface

Further descriptions of the enhancements appear on the official BlackBerry blog. To download the new Facebook 2.0 onto your RIM device, click here.

Readers, have you had a chance to try Facebook 2.0 for the BlackBerry, and if so what do you think about the enhanced features?

Parent company Research In Motion says that about 21 million people actively use Facebook on the BlackBerry every day, while monthly average users tops 30 million.

However, not all of them use the latest version of the operating system, but the newest version of Facebook will become available for devices with 4.6 or higher OS in future releases — typical of RIM’s strategy to encourage people to upgrade.

Since I have one of those lesser versions of the BlackBerry, I have to take RIM’s word for it that Facebook 2.0 includes:

• “Always on” Facebook chat notifications
• a Redesigned navigation grid
• a new notification bar
• improved news feed scrolling
• enhanced profiles
• added publisher functionality
• an updated user interface

Further descriptions of the enhancements appear on the official BlackBerry blog. To download the new Facebook 2.0 onto your RIM device, click here.

Readers, have you had a chance to try Facebook 2.0 for the BlackBerry, and if so what do you think about the enhanced features?

Parent company Research In Motion says that about 21 million people actively use Facebook on the BlackBerry every day, while monthly average users tops 30 million.

However, not all of them use the latest version of the operating system, but the newest version of Facebook will become available for devices with 4.6 or higher OS in future releases — typical of RIM’s strategy to encourage people to upgrade.

Since I have one of those lesser versions of the BlackBerry, I have to take RIM’s word for it that Facebook 2.0 includes:

• “Always on” Facebook chat notifications
• a Redesigned navigation grid
• a new notification bar
• improved news feed scrolling
• enhanced profiles
• added publisher functionality
• an updated user interface

Further descriptions of the enhancements appear on the official BlackBerry blog. To download the new Facebook 2.0 onto your RIM device, click here.

Readers, have you had a chance to try Facebook 2.0 for the BlackBerry, and if so what do you think about the enhanced features?

This Week’s Application Weekly Growth Leaderboard

Dating application Badoo remains at the top of the list, after rebounding to this spot last week. The application surged past 50 million monthly average users, and nearly six million people started to mingle via this app just in the past week.

Another application that added multiple millions of users this week was Daily Horoscope; over the past seven days, 4,179,441 people decided they wanted to know what the stars might say about their own birth signs.

And people continue to add question-and-answer applications to their profiles.  Entrevista Social takes the top spot this week, accruing 1,509,396 new curious minds. Preguentas y Respuestas follows closely behind, with 9,791,789 monthly average users. French alternative Le Oui/Non jeu holds steady on the list, with a 994,833 weekly growth total. Newcomer Question Party, developed by GroupPulse, has officially made its mark on our fastest growing list: the application enticed 772,583 social networkers last week.

On the gaming front, GSN’s appropriately-titled application Games puts an enormous variety of fun at players’ fingertips in just a few clicks; 1,035,846 users joined the fun last week. And 928,179 people began playing Monopoly Millionaires version in the past seven days. Plus, 558,838 gamers helped Zuma Blitz rest comfortably on the list for another week.

We close this week with the Turkish application VidyoTv Video. The application developed by Tunada Interaktif had an extremely notable week: 555,604 people began viewing the video clips offered there.