BerryWalls let me know they have just opened their beta to the public. The offer a small collection of 300+ wallpapers for your BlackBerry sized for 81xx, 83xx, 87xx, 88xx, 89xx, 9000, & 95xx. Nothing crazy special but they do have some nice shots available that look great as a wallpaper.
Check it out from your desktop or your BlackBerry at www.berrywalls.com and let me know what you think! If you find any gems let me know.
Two other great resources for wallpapers are eVeek & CrackBerry
Ron Not Registered
Posted: May 7, 2009 at 7:37 AM EST
If you go there with the BB browser it say they are launching a mobile site in May 2009.
Jamal8820 Not Registered
Posted: May 7, 2009 at 7:39 AM EST from my BlackBerry 8320
Well, I click the link using my blackberry, and it says a movile site will be up in May 2009. I hope its soon!
Ronen Halevy ( View Profile) Senior admin - Posts: 5298
Posted: May 7, 2009 at 8:06 AM EST from my BlackBerry 9000
That’s new… Sorry guys
Ron Not Registered
Posted: May 7, 2009 at 8:14 AM EST
No problem. Glad to find out about it.
DavidB ( View Profile) Guru - Posts: 1751
Posted: May 7, 2009 at 9:14 AM EST from my BlackBerry 9530
That’s a strange redirect from a BlackBerry developer. Just give us the regular site, not completely lock us out. That’s just stupid.
Ronen Halevy ( View Profile) Senior admin - Posts: 5298
Posted: May 7, 2009 at 9:16 AM EST from my BlackBerry 9000
Yeah I know its kind of weird that they would go through the effort just to block us out. Especially since it is may 2009…
DavidB ( View Profile) Guru - Posts: 1751
Posted: May 7, 2009 at 9:46 AM EST
I wonder if they have even LOOKED at the horrible chop job their site is doing to the 95xx Storm versions of most of the pictures? CUte little Yorkie but when you choose the Storm version he’s sliced right down the middle of his face. Same goes for ever one I looked at. Maybe an on-device app is going to better crop/size the pics for the various device resolutions, I know that ain’t easy and with almost any pic really needs to be done by hand/eye, an automated tool just can’t be smart enough yet to figure out what is important in a photo.