Personally I get the weather through the free and awesome BBWeather app but options are always good. Quite a few readers let us know that The Weather Channel has released a free ad supported version of their premium ad free app. Download OTA for Curve, Bold, & Tour: m.weather.com/bbapp Download OTA for ...
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BerryReview on 15th Oct 2009 (via rss.berryreview.com)
The Weather Channel Mobile introduced a new ad-supported version of its BlackBerry weather application, adding expandable banner advertisements alongside features including GPS-based Location Tracker and interactive radar maps. Available for download from the BlackBerry App World storefront and via the BlackBerry browser, the Weather Channel for BlackBerry includes interactive radar maps as w...
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FierceMobileContent on 13th Oct 2009 (via fiercemobilecontent.com)
The Weather Channel Mobile today announced a new ad-supported version of its popular weather application for BlackBerry. The Weather Channel for BlackBerry includes features such as GPS-based Location Tracker and interactive radar maps
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WirelessDeveloper on 13th Oct 2009 (via wirelessdevnet.com)
The folks at the Weather Channel have launched a new (and free), ad-supported version of their wildly popular weather app for Android. The new version brings many new features to the table, including animated radar maps, traffic cameras, and more. Of course, all of the features that made the original version so popular are still
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IntoMobile on 11th Sep 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
The Weather Channel has launched a new and very free version of their app for the BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM). The new version is ad-supported, but its hoped that being free and all, folks wont mind the ads that much. It includes a GPS-based location tracker, interactive radar maps, current conditions, 36-hour forecasts, 10-day forecasts and
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IntoMobile on 14th Oct 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
The folks at the Weather Channel have launched a new (and free), ad-supported version of their wildly popular weather app for Android. The new version brings many new features to the
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PhoneArea on 11th Sep 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
The Weather Channel Interactive makes a perfectly fine free app for the iPhone. So why pay $4 for this premium version? Because The Weather Channel Max offers a number of unique features, highlighted by predictive radar in motion and a customizable start page.
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iPhoneCentral on 7th Jul 2009 (via rss.macworld.com)
Using your Android's camera, scan the QR code flashed on The Weather Channel's screen and the forecaster's app will download on to your device...
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PhoneArena on 4th Feb 2010 (via feedproxy.google.com)
The Weather Channel Mobile is offering a fre new ad-supported version of its popular weather appor BlackBerry smartphones. The Weather Channel for BlackBerry includes features such as GPS-based Location Tracker and interactive radar maps. The expandable banner advertisements support the free app. BlackBerry Weather Channel app offers current conditions, hourly, 36-hour and 10-day forecasts t...
The Weather Channel finally joined the cool kids and released a free weather app. The downside? Its ad-supported. Things could be worse as the ads aren't overly intrusive, and it beats the $3.99 tag for the premium version. The free version is essentially the same as the premium that we've seen before, only with ads. The app lets you view current conditions, hour and 36-hour forecasts, v...
The Weather Channel Mobile announced on Monday the launch of a new version of its application for Blackberry devices, one that comes for free and is ad-supported. The Weather Channel app for BlackBerry comes with GPS-based Location Tracker, as well as with interactive radar maps. The new application can be downloaded for free from the BlackBerry App World, the company states. The interactive radar...
