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As part of U2's promotional relationship with Research In Motion, the band will release an exclusive mobile app that will let BlackBerry users watch video from the tour.
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that part in the trailer with th Arena map strcuk me the most. I think your guess is a right one. Then again, that would mean ppl in the audience could shoot vids, have them uploaded to a central server, and have them accessed by all those who own the app. Sounds like a pretty amazing feature, but this couldn't be done in real time. Very curious to know what they really mean by "Experience the tour by every angle".
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