Little League World Series Baseball 2010, this year’s entry in the acclaimed hit baseball series, will be released in the US this July for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. This is the first time the perennially popular Little League franchise – developed by Japanese studio NOW Production – has hit these consoles. New features include an all-new Season and Career mode that leads players from chumps to champs on the way to the World Series, while online functionality offers the ability to upload records and leaderboards. www.activision.com Please don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE to www.youtube.com – Rapid firing the latest game news, trailers, screens and art that true players don’t wanna miss out on.

Desktop Manager comes with many useful features, but unfortunately it doesn’t provide the option to simply back-up your third party applications. There is a relatively simple method to do this however, and it even works for themes. To begin the process, you will need to have BlackBerry Desktop Manager installed, which can be downloaded here. This process does work with version 6.0 as well, and this guide uses the newest version, as seen in the screenshots.

To back up your third party applications and themes, connect your BlackBerry to your computer and open Desktop Manager. In Desktop Manager v5.0 and below, click on Device Switch Wizard. In version 6.0, Click Device and select Switch Device.

Follow the prompts as though you will switch devices. To back up only third party applications, make sure Device and Data Options is unchecked, but that Third Party Applications is checked. Continue to follow the prompts and back-up your apps.

Once the process completes, do not click Next or Cancel. Leave the window open and click Start on your computer and select Search. Search for your device PIN, selecting All Files and Folders as a search option. You may need to ensure the search checks hidden files and folders as well. To get your device PIN, hold ALT and CAPS, and press h from the device home screen.

Find the folder that’s named after your device PIN, copy it, as well as the .alx file found in the search results, to your desktop or another safe place. There may be multiple folders named after your pin, make sure to choose the one that contains numerous .cod files named after your applications. Move the .alx file into the folder named after your PIN. Once the files are copied, you can exit the Switch Device wizard. Your apps and themes are now backed up in the items you copied!

To restore this back-up, the process is just as a simple. Just open desktop manager and connect your BlackBerry. Go to the Application Loader, or in the case of v6.0 Applications, and choose Import Files.

Choose the folder you copied and highlight the .alx file contained within it, clicking Open. You’ll see all of your applications populate into the apps field, where you can select or deselect applications to be re-installed to your device. Choose Apply and allow your BlackBerry to update and install the applications. This could take several minutes, but once complete, your applications and themes will be restored!

We previously spoke about face2face, the new free social networking application for BlackBerry smartphones that gives you access to Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn all from one place. Here are a few screenshots to give you an idea about the look and feel of the face2face application for BlackBerry smartphones.

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A while back, we let you know what you could expect in BlackBerry App World 2.0, though there wasn’t much solid information available as to when we could expect it. As of this morning, App World 2.0 has officially been made available in the BlackBerry Beta Zone.

Among the changes is a new Top 25 list, sorting into multiple categories including Newest, Recently Updated, and Themes, in addition to the new BlackBerry ID which makes it easy to manage purchased applications from any BlackBerry handset. It looks like carrier billing hasn’t been implemented as of yet, but it isn’t surprising considering this is the first beta release of v2.0.

Want to join the BlackBerry Beta Zone? Head here to register.

Update: It seems like RIM’s servers are having a hard time keeping up with the number of people trying to sign-up, but they’re working to resolve the issue soon.

Check back shortly, screenshots after the break!

Lately there has been an abundance of speculation as to which devices will get BlackBerry 6, with no solid information being released from RIM to satisfy our questions. Speculation has pointed to the Bold 9650 getting the update, since it has 512MB of RAM, which has been confirmed thanks to screenshots of the device running the new OS.

Unfortunately, this still doesn’t answer the undying question – will the 9700 get the update? Considering it only has 256MB of RAM, it’s looking less and less likely, as 512MB seems to be the minimum requirement.

[via BBLeaks]

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