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BBM for iPhone & Android release date delayed

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BlackBerry has delayed the rollout of BBM for Android & iPhone

BlackBerry has confirmed that it has aborted the rollout of BBM for Android and iPhone. BBM was scheduled to land on 21 and 22 of September for Android and iPhone respectively, but has now been delayed and the reason is said to be the leaked version of the application, which appeared online last week.
The leaked version of BBM was apparently downloaded 1.1 million times, according to reports. BBM did appear in the App Store in some regions, but the release has now been delayed.
Users who did manage to download BBM via the App Store will still be able to use it, although BlackBerry has now disabled the leaked Android version.
Here’s BlackBerry’s official statement:

Samsung Confirms BBM™ on Galaxy Smartphones

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Samsung today confirmed that when BBM™, the mobile social network, launches for Android smartphones on the 21st September 2013, it will be available as a free download for Samsung Galaxy smartphones across Africa from the Google Play store.

“We are pleased to officially announce that BBM will be available for Samsung Galaxy smartphones across Africa,” said EmmanouilRevmatas, Director of Hand Held Products, Samsung Electronics West Africa. “We are focused on driving consumer experiences based on customisation to suit every lifestyle. By offering an additional messaging service through our Samsung Messaging Hub, it has never been easier to stay connected. This is another way that we are providing our customers with a more integrated lifestyle experience and a powerful new way of communicating and sharing. It’s really about giving the African market what they want – and what they want is choice.”

Google buys smartphone sharing app Bump

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In an announcement made on their blog, Bump CEO and co-founder David Lieb confirmed that the app has been purchased by Google. Bump is a smartphone app that allows users to share files, photos and contacts with a simple tap of the phone. The five-year old startup was acquired by Google for an unknown amount of money, but has raised about $20 million in VC funding to this point.
Said Lieb in the official announcement: