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RIM officially trots out BlackBerry App World 3.0 to 7 OS devices

Better late than never, ey? RIM finally got with this system and rolled out their official version 3.0 upgrade to BlackBerry App World. The updated application portal had already been available to Beta Zone members early last month and was slated for an August 22nd debut , but apparently missed that release window. We’ve already seen the cosmetic improvements the Waterloo-based company’s dropped at the app hub, with a redesigned home screen, refreshed icons, MyWorld downloads folder and the facility to share apps via your selection of social messaging service. The service still lacks the compelling collection of rival OS app markets, but hopefully the company’s renewed focus’ll bring more devs to its 7 OS club. If you are rocking a BB handset, drop us a line below and tell us your tackle RIM’s refresh.

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