Ultimate Voice Recorder - or similar on Blackberry

I nearly bought a Blackberry 2 years ago. Then I found they don't support call recording apps
I have my own business and take client addresses and job details over the phone- usually when I don't have a notepad, or diary
I have used UltimatePortable , Ultimate Voice Recorder for the past 4 years on my S60 phones, this software is also available for Android
I have bought my son a Blackberry (he is 15) and it's brilliant - I am so impressed by the usability of the phone and the ease of the OS.
Why have Blackberry deliberately chosen not to support such software- it can't be a legal thing as all blackberry phones are not sold inside ONE jurasdiction.
I have an old Nokia N86 and I am holding on to it for dear life as it does what I need.
I want to go down a higher spec Blackberry route, but I am looking for software below the $30 mark.
The software I have currently records calls, and emails them to me via wifi when I get home
Come on Blackberry- listen to your potential customers
Had this been available I would have 3 Blackberry contracts by now.

there must be someone with info at blackberry, it's not rocket science

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Welcome to Apple Discussions!
Other companies should be coming out with products like this shortly. Some companies have said their product (a voice recorder) would be out in the beginning of april.
I don't remember the link though, so try searching google or the discussions for 5G iPod Voice Recorder
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