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We’re back with another episode of The Berry Report. This will be our first show of 2010 and it’s a special one because we have a SmrtCase for the BlackBerry Tour 9630 to giveaway.

The BlackBerry scene is well represented at CES this year with a fully featured RIM booth and plenty of accessories from third party vendors.  RIM did make one product announcement in the form of the BlackBerry Presenter and the rest of the product line-up was of course on show at their booth.

( Mobile View ) It was another big day at CES 2010 and there was a ton of great BlackBerry content to see.  First off CrackBerry got a hands-on look at the new inPulse watch for BlackBerry smartphones.  As expected the watch is a pretty good size however it still looks fashionable on your wrist.  No release date was given but we are hoping to see it by the spring. ( Mobile View ) Linked In has quickly become the best way to keep in touch with your business contacts.  Its in depth social network has many great features but until now Linked In had never developed an app for the BlackBerry.  We are happy to report a new Linked In application is in the works and Inside BlackBerry was able to get a hands-on preview

Case-Mate has been all over the place lately as they have already made a huge splash in 2010.  Their latest upcoming accessory is the Go Bare case series for BlackBerry phones. These ultra thin almost invisible cases give you an extra layer of protection without taking away from the phone’s design.  Best of all they give you no extra unwanted residue on your BlackBerry.  Go Bare cases for BlackBerry will be available in February in the meantime you can get a sneak preview of how they will look on each model. Features: Instant Application – Unlike other protective offerings, go Bare works without any sprays, solutions or drying time – Users apply the self-adhesive go Bare with just their thumb – and they have the option to apply, reapply, take off and manipulate the film as many times as needed

One of the most prestigious tech events, Consumer Electronic Show ( CES 2010 ), is going to start in few hours from now.

CES 2010 is in full swing and already we have seen several big announcements.  Some of the biggest news was made by Clickfree as they launched three new innovative backup solutions.  This is important because one of these solutions will utilize the BlackBerry to back up a PC or Mac. The new Clickfree Traveler Micro-SD card for BlackBerry comes with pre-installed Clickfree software.  This enables you to easily backup important files to your BlackBerry.  The Traveler is tailor made for the business users who are constantly on the go and searching for a better way to backup their data. After you have installed the Clickfree Traveler to your BlackBerry it will automatically backup your files every time you connect to your computer via USB cable.  It also keeps your files secure with password protection which is encrypted.  The Clickfree Traveler works with Windows 7, Vista, XP and Mac OS X 10.5+.  It will release in February for a price of $89.99 (16GB) and $149.99 (32GB).  Check out the full press release for all the details.