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MySchedule NFL 2008 – Get The NFL Schedule On Your BlackBerry

by Ronen Halevy on Jun 23rd, 2008 at 7:05 am EST
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While I know the NFL schedule is not secret the creator of FakeCall has released a great application that mobilizes the whole thing. Its a great way to prepare for the upcoming football season.

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From the product description

mySchedule NFL is the ultimate scheduler for the National Football League 2008 season. mySchedule includes all 32 team’s regular schedules, AFC and NFC standings, all 32 team rosters, SuperBowl stats, First Round Picks stats, Selectable TimeZone, View weekly schedules.  Export team schedule to Calendar, detail player profile, Team information, visit team websites or call for tickets directly from mySchedule.

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Pretty cool. You can pick it up for $12.95 from the BerryReview Store and there is a trial available. I am just not sure how useful this will all be until the pre-season begins in August. Or maybe Viigo Tango will already offer this with their upcoming release like they did for the Canadian Football League.

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4 Comments to “MySchedule NFL 2008 – Get The NFL Schedule On Your BlackBerry”

  1. Posted by: Mark
    June 23, 2008 at 9:20 am EST

    Or, go to nfl.com, scroll to the bottom, and look for the links for nfl mobile. It won’t be pretty like this one, but you can get the schedule and other info for free.

  2. Posted by: steven
    June 23, 2008 at 9:25 am EST

    $12.95 is a lot to ask for one season’s worth of info when you can get the same info for free from the NFL’s site. Also, the helmet logos and team symbols are trademarked by the NFL. Did the author even get their permission to use them?

  3. Posted by: Ronen Halevy
    June 23, 2008 at 9:31 am EST

    Honestly guys I completely agree but I find it interesting when developers step outside the box to develop cool applications. Steven I guess I will be mentioning NFL Mobile today :) Never knew about that