There you have it folks, I think I covered everything in that catchy title. But please allow me to elaborate. It looks like RIM will not allow any paid application that will cost less than $2.99. That’s weird in my book. Why pay more than a buck on an application that’s not worth it? How did they come up with this number? Why not $4.99? Have you purchased your first BlackBerry application yet? How is it working out for you? Hit us up with your App World experience so far!

via CrackBerry

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