If you’ve ever used the Citysearch app for BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM), you’ll know how handy it can be… it delivers local business listings, shows you where to grab a bite to eat, where to shop, gives you reviews and ratings on local restaurants and a whole lot more. Super handy. Of course, depending where you live will certainly change how effective the app is. If you live in a small town in the middle of nowhere, not much info will be available. Although, I suppose if that were the case you wouldn’t need the info anyway, right?…
There’s lots of handy features built-in to Citysearch including calendar integration, Twitter options and a tip calculator. For all the details or to download to your Berry, hit up theCitysearch site.
Note: Citysearch is also available for the iPhone and Palm (NSDQ: PALM) Pre.
[Via: BBCool]
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