METALSUCKS NOW AVAILABLE ON iPHONE AND BLACKBERRY!
Monday, August 31st, 2009 at 2:00pm by MetalSucks
A couple of weeks back we debuted a new, sleekened iPhone compatible version of MetalSucks, and now we’re pleased to announce that you can access MetalSucks on your Blackberry via the Viigo Rock! app. Viigo is a leader in the Blackberry application space, and we’re pleased to have them on board as our Blackberry mobile solution. Included in the Rock! module in addition to MetalSucks: DeafLeftEar.com, DrivenFarOff.com, MetalInjection.net, MetalInsider.net, MetalUnderground.com, PureGrainAudio.com and SMNnews.com. All you need, really. The Rock! build is immediately available for download at http://getviigo.com/rock.
Viggo Mortensen?
That’d be cool!
I saw something about Viggo Mortensen’s berries and it just grabbed me.
Sounds like a cool album title. Grabbed by Viggo’s Berries.
I still don’t understand why, in the two promotional shots of the mobile Metalsucks app, there’s a weather selection highlighted.
It’s the climaterrorists.
what about metro pcs lol!!!!!!!!!!!!
Viigo? Isn’t that the disease that turned Michael Jackson white?
Vigo the Carpathian?
“Viggy, Viggy, Viggy, you have been a bad monkey!”
I just watched the Ghostbuster’s films the other day and I absolutely laughed my ass off. Why doesn’t Hollywood make films that good anymore?
Because they’re too busy trying to remake movies and TV shows with more special effects and explosions.
So I already have Viigo and I can’t download the Rock module seperately. I don’t understand this internets stuff. Ugh.
And what the fuck ever happened to Viggo Mortensen? The last thing he did was that gay-ass old-timey werewolf movie. Now I have to watch LOTR.
Very cool! I’m tired of people only developing crap for the iPhone. Thanks!
where’s the android love?
android > blackberry > iphone
well, pretty much * > iphone
I finally got this working. I had to remove my old installation and install the viigo from the link provided. It works just fine and since your RSS feeds etc are stored with viigo, other than logging in one time and changing my max items per feed I as up and running in no time.
cheers to whomever got this going. Now it is easier to keep up with my favorite dysfunctional site while I am out and about.