Beyond the several standard applications unveiled today for BlackBerry 10, RIM's got a much, much longer list of standouts from the BlackBerry World store to share. The New York Times, ESPN, and BBC are just a few of the biggies on the list, as well as a flock of Angry Birds heading up the gaming charge. Head past the break for a taste of those 70,000 apps RIM's touting.
(Update January 31st: BlackBerry just sent out a press release with even more app commitments. We've added a link to that release in More Coverage below.)
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- Angry Birds Star Wars (free to the first million BB10 users)
- Skype
- Evernote
- MLB at Bat
- ESPN ScoreCenter
- CBS Sports
- NHL GameCenter
- Accuweather
- Delta Airlines
- United Airlines
- Foursquare
- Jetpack Joyride
- Where's my Water? / Where's my Perry?
- EA Games: Monopoly, NBA Jam, Dead Space
- Shadowgun
- Fruit Ninja
- Sonic 4 Episode 1 & 2
- Gameloft: N.O.V.A. 3, Shark Dash, Modern Combat 4, The Dark Knight Rises, UNO, Oregon Trail American Settler, Real Soccer 2013, Ice Age Village, Six Guns
- Asphalt 7
- Plants vs Zombies
- Cut the Rope (and Cut the Rope: Experiments)
- Alpha Zero
- USA Today
- All Recipes
- ooVoo
- The Economist
- Dictionary.com
- Flixster
- StubHub
- The Weather Channel
- Box
- SAP
- DropBox
- Songza
- Rdio
- TuneIn
- Slacker Radio
- SoundHound
- eMusic
- NYTimes
- Cisco WebEx
- WSJ
- Bloomberg
- Fox
- Thompson Reuters
- Financial Times
- BMC Software
- Amazon Kindle
- HP Print
- ABC
- Men's Health
- Cosmopolitan
- Globe News
- The Guardian
- CBC News
Ben Gilbert contributed to this post.
