Perhaps Canadian based BlackBerry wants to reward those Canadians that have stood by the company through thick and thin. Or perhaps the manufacturer wants to get its users in the region used to the idea of heading to BlackBerry App World to download apps. Whatever the reason, Canadian BlackBerry users are being given a gift by CEO Thorsten Heins and company just as we start closing out the third quarter and the summer, and move on to the holiday quarter and the fall.
If you live in Canada and own a BlackBerry model, all you need to do is to visit BlackBerry App World. Swipe down from the top, click on Redeem and write the following into the code box: FALLAPPS. You will be given $25 to spend on select apps. The promotion runs through October 31st so you might want top take advantage of this now before it becomes too late and you end up missing out on the free dough.
Canadian BlackBerry owners get $25 credit toward the purchase of premium apps
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