Rated 4.5 out of 5 by Google Android users, SpoofApp officially brings its act to Blackberry mobile phone users. SpoofApp is the hottest caller ID app in the market today, allowing users to disguise, or “spoof”, their Caller ID, change their voice to sound like a male or a female, and record their personal or business phone calls, which can then be played back, downloaded, or shared with friends, through email or social networks.

Another highlight is that SpoofApp’s Caller ID spoofing, voice changing and call recording service can be accessed from any mobile phone around the world, through SpoofApp’s toll-free and local access numbers.

SpoofApp can now be downloaded at the Blackberry App World. It is also available for other mobile phones like the iPhone and Google Android.

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By now we have all heard of Virgin Mobile’s $49.99/month voice only plan but apparently Boost Mobile’s flat rate plan of $50.00 seems better. Of course this would depend on which you spend a lot on, voice calls or texting.

Apparently, while the Virgin Mobile plan covers calls, it does not include text messaging which if totaled could become more expensive once you monthly bill comes along.

Compared to Boost Mobile’s plan, they offer unlimited nationwide talk, text and multimedia messaging, wireless Web access and nationwide Walkie-Talkie that reaches more than 274 million people in more than 15,800 cities across the U.S. for an all-inclusive price of $50/month.

While the Virgin Mobile plan includes unlimited talk, those looking to send text messages will need to pay an additional $10 per month. Research shows that text messaging is on the rise, closing in on mobile phone calls as consumers’ communication of choice.

According to CTIA (Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association), text messaging traffic grew to more than 75 billion messages per month in the United States in 2008, up from 7.2 billion per month in 2005.

In addition to saving consumers more than $200 per year, Boost Mobile’s plan, unlike Virgin Mobile’s plan, offers consumers picture messaging, text messaging, Web access and the popular Walkie-Talkie feature. Boost Mobile offers the fastest national “push-to-talk” network available in the prepaid industry. More than 90 percent of Boost iDEN customers surveyed say they use nationwide Boost Walkie-Talkie, and 70 percent of those customers use the service daily.

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Sony is not far behind in providing headset solutions with Bluetooth technology. In fact, they have released another potential Bluetooth solution in the mold of the SONY DR-BT101 Bluetooth Headphone.

The headphones also come with an embedded microphone which means you can use it as a fully functioning hands-free headset to answer and cancel phone calls. With built-in noise reduction and echo cancellation, the SONY DR-BT101 Bluetooth Headphones is looking like a pretty nice pair.

The USB port and audio controls allow you to control an attached PMP.

The set price is $78 and will come out this February.

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