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Is there a iphone version or a very similar APP to that of Blackberry Travel? &nbsp;I have the owner of the company move from BB to iPhone and he lived by blackberry Travel. <br />
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Is there a iphone version or a very similar APP to that of Blackberry Travel?  I have the owner of the company move from BB to iPhone and he lived by blackberry Travel. 

http://www.tnooz.com/article/rim-beats-apple-with-blackberry-travel-app-and-partner-program/

Blackberry travel for ISO

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