After being in Beta mode for a short period of time, Research in Motion has decided to bring the BlackBerry App World 3.1 to a full version. Research in Motion’s BlackBerry App store now comes with it’s very own ratings system as previously announced and a gifting service which allows users to buy and request apps for and from another user.

I would like to point out the gifting service which I think is a very good idea, as it would surely increase app sales in time for the Holiday Season.

Skype is considered to be one of the best video calling service for both on the desktop and mobile as they’ve been able to provide uninterrupted, stable and free device to device video calling. Now, it seems like it’s mobile blend of the service just got a little better with the latest Android update allowing users to share photos and videos to and from a device.

The update is available for free as always and is available for download from the Android MarketPlace.

Skype is also available for the iOS although there’s no word on when a Windows Phone version would come out.

If you’re one of the hardcore BlackBerry consumers and have been waiting for something new to come out from them, then I am happy to say that the BlackBerry codenamed Milan has been spotted in the wild. The phone, according to previous report will be sporting the new BlackBerry 10 OS.

Unfortunately, we have little knowledge of its specs though sources say it’s screen will have a resolution higher to the iPhone 4. Anyways, we will update you as soon as more word about it comes to us.

Walmart has today announced it’s wide range of deals for this coming Black Friday and what’s great is that they have included a number of smartphones and tablets as well.

There’s no price reduction, but instead, anyone who purchase any smartphone from their offers, they will receive an additional $100 gift card from Walmart. Also, the Samsung prevail will be offered for only $70 for the prepaid version so no commitment here guys.

Developed by NewspaperDirect, the PressReader app has now been update with a handy new feature. Now, users of the app can enjoy the new SmartZoom option that will greatly improve the way they read digital magazines in high-resolution.

So you get that, aside from the usual bug-fixes, not bad for a free update. Also, the guys behind the update promises another update that will come soon and will be coming with support for iOS 5, although why they didn’t just include that in one update is beyond me.

You can catch the update from the iTunes App Store for free.

If you’re wondering if the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 is coming to the US, then you might just find the answer from Best Buy as the store has put up a pre-order page for the device. Best Buy is putting up the Galaxy Tab 8.9 with a $469.99 price tag for the 16GB model. Mind you that this is only the Wi-Fi version.

As a reminder, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 sports a dual-core 1.5 GHz processor and is running Android 3.2 Honeycomb out of the box. It’s got an 8.9-inch screen with a pixel resolution of 1280 x 800.

Go ahead and check out Best Buy if you’re interested.

NuForce has announced the release of a new amp called the iDo. The iDo is designed to provide awesome amplification to all iOS devices including the iPad, iPod and the iPhone. NuForce claims it to be an “Audiophile-Grade” headphone amp which can support up to 48KHz, 24-bits of resolution and 10-20KHz frequency.

The device is designed to connect to iOS devices via their 30-pin port connector to provide CD quality sound. iDo will be coming out in November of this year but you can purchase it online from Nuforce for $249.

There has been new reports of what appears to be a new malware that are both deadly for the Android device and what’s worse is that it’s undetectable. A report from the researchers at the North Carolina State University states that the malware named DroidKungfu affects Android devices up to Froyo with Gingerbread partly affected.

The effect of the Malware? Reports say that the virus gives access to the hackers which basically render your Android device users once it is affected. We will surely follow the updates to this story so stay tuned.