BlackBerry has updated five of its listed apps in the Google Play Store
Many Android users might not know that you don't have to own a BlackBerry phone to install some BlackBerry apps in the Google Play Store. Take the BlackBerry Calendar, if you are toting a 'Berry, the app is free to use for 30-days. After the trial is over, you have to subscribe to BlackBerry Hub+ for the price of 99 cents a month. If you like the BlackBerry Password Keeper, that is an app that you can also install on a non-BlackBerry phone. On the other hand, DTEK can only be used on a 'Berry.
Subscribing to BlackBerry Hub+ allows most Android phones to install:
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