Deal of the Day: Save 57% on the BlackBerry Leather Pocket Pouch for the Torch 9810 and 9800

The BlackBerry Leather Pocket Pouch is a form-fitted case designed to protect your BlackBerry Torch 9810 or Torch 9800 and its camera lens from bumps and scratches. It provides easy access to your device thanks to a built-in thumb groove: just give your BlackBerry Torch 9810 or Torch 9800 a gentle tug and it slides out smoothly. Plus, it features a battery-saving proximity sensor that shuts off the screen backlight as soon as you slide your BlackBerry Torch 9810 or Torch 9800. The sensor also allows you to switch automatically to different notification settings (for ringing, vibration or both) based on whether your smartphone is in or out of its case.

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March 15, 2012

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Gameboy Pocket emulator for Windows Phone now available on the Marketplace [Video]

We first broke the news that the developer behind Blue Tomato (aka Sonic's Jewels, the Sega Master emulator) was wrapping up work on Purple Cherry.

Purple Cherry, in keeping up with generic, non-copyright infringing names, is the re-working on Wario's Jewels (WJ7), a Gameboy Pocket emulator that came out last year but was only homebrew i.e. you had to sideload it to your device. That prevented many of you from using it as you need a developer unlocked device to enjoy that feature.

While WJ7 was nice, it also lacked the finesse that Blue Tomato had like Skydrive support and that beautiful new UI. So the developer, BeGood1 Soft, reworked various aspects including improving the core emulator, giving reportedly much better performance during game plays across devices.

Overall, this looks to be a killer purchase if you like playing old school games on your phone, so it seems well worth the price of $1.29 should you choose to buy it after using the free trial.

(Note: For initial release, there is no sound. But like Blue Tomatoe, Purple Cherry will be getting sound emulation in the near future. Stay tuned as we'll keep you posted.)

Pick it up here in the Marketplace and let us know in comments if you like it or not.

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