Here’s an article I thought I’d share with everyone. I couldn’t attend WES this year, but there were plenty of others who did and published articles about the event. Al Sacco was nice enough to share his top ten BlackBerry products and services from WES 2009.

Here they are:

1. Cellcrypt
2. Chalk Media
3. Giesecke & Devrient GmbH
4. Google
5. Gwabbit (Technicopia)
6. iLane
7. LogMeIn
8. OtterBox
9. Viigo
10. Xobni

Research In Motion (RIM) held its annual Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES) this week in Orlando, Fla., and though there were countless BlackBerry products and services on display, ten of them really stood out from the crowd. Here are our favorite BlackBerry-related offerings from WES 2009.

Research In Motion’s (RIM) Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES) is the largest BlackBerry event of the year, and as such, all the heavies in the space–from BlackBerry administrators to analysts and pundits, as well as power-users and unabashed CrackBerry addicts–come out to see the latest and greatest the BlackBerry world as to offer.

CIO.com was on the scene in Orlando this week for WES, and I spent hours in the trenches BlackBerry Solutions Showcase speaking with various vendors about their newest wares. I came across a plethora of noteworthy products and services, too, and though many more deserve mention, I’ve culled my 10 favorite offerings, listed in alphabetical order, for folks who couldn’t make the show.

Read more @ CIO.com

LogMeIn has announced LogMeIn Ignition for the BlackBerry Storm, an app that will allow remote access to computers and files right from your smartphone.

• Stay productive even when you’re away from the office.
• Lighten your load – leave the laptop behind.
• Keep important files and emails accessible.

LogMeIn Ignition is currently in its Alpha stages with a beta release expected soon. You can sign up to be notified when it is publicly available at the LogMeIn.com/StormPreview, or check out the full press release after the jump.

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Woburn, MA (PRWEB) September 4, 2008 — LogMeIn announced today that it will preview LogMeIn Rescue+Mobile for BlackBerry at CTIA WIRELESS I.T. & Entertainment 2008 in San Francisco. Anyone responsible for supporting BlackBerry smartphones will be able to access, control, diagnose, troubleshoot and even train users on those devices via a secure remote connection.

LogMeIn Rescue+Mobile is a multi-platform smartphone support tool that can be used to remotely access and repair today’s leading smartphone operating systems, including Windows Mobile®, Symbian® and BlackBerry®. By enabling call centers and other support organizations to deliver instant, on-demand remote support, LogMeIn Rescue+Mobile can help increase customer satisfaction by solving problems quickly, while reducing the time and cost associated with support calls.

“BlackBerry users tend to be ‘power-users’ who need to maintain their individual connectivity and productivity, and when they have an issue with their phone, they want their support providers to solve the issue quickly, efficiently and without any hassles,” said Richard Redding, general manager, mobile, LogMeIn, Inc. “LogMeIn Rescue+Mobile can help anyone responsible for managing, repairing and training users of today’s increasingly complex mobile devices.”

Read the whole article at PRWeb.com.