Countries of the World for BlackBerry 10

App Name: Countries of the World
This App has achieved the Built for BlackBerry™ designation. This means that it has been through a rigorous approval process at BlackBerry and will deliver a quality BlackBerry® 10 experience.
Summary: First time developer trying my hand at programming. Released an app called "Countries of the World" a few months ago. It's a user friendly app which allows quick reference of countries across the world, at your fingertips. This is one of the best sources of country information, and is recommended for frequent travelers, students, enthusiasts and pretty much anyone! Great for international dialing codes while you're on the go!
- Full native Cascades app
- Support for Z10 (landscape and portrait), Q10 and Q5
- Quick search bar in app - search for countries and capital cities
- Sorting feature for name, population and area.
- More features and work is on the way. This is just version 1.x
- Screenshots below
- Open to any and all constructive feedback, feature requests and questions.
Link to BlackBerry World Listing: BlackBerry World - Countries of the World
Price: $0.99

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As much as I'm loving the new devices Nokia releases I can't help but feel they keeping getting the internal storage wrong on their higher end devices.
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Helo!
Has anyone got any idea how Apple chooses which countries get their iPhone, when it's spreading around the globe?
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Yeah, but there's quite obvious downside to non-removable batteries too.
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