We knew it wouldn’t be long after the official press release announcement that we’d see the release of BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express for all. For those waiting, you can now hit up the Research In Motion software site to get started. The new software for Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft Windows Small Business Server looks to fill the small and medium business section of BlackBerry smartphone software offering while not giving up the security and manageability offered by the BlackBerry Enterprise Server solution that people have come to know.

Visit the BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express download page and fill in the requested information. You will then be given an order number an an email sent to the email you provided. Shortly after, you will then recieve your download link via email to grab your version of BESX along with some great information and support articles to get you started.

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Loic Le Meur of Seesmic gave us the heads up that their twitter client for BlackBerry Smartphones will be getting a big update today (should be live soon). You can visit seesmic.com on your BlackBerry’s web browser to download or checkout their BlackBerry product page here. As for the update, it brings multi-account support as well as support for up to 50 social networks thanks to Ping.fm integration and their partnership with TweetPhoto. Full details below. And if you’re torn between which twitter client to use on your BlackBerry, be sure to check out Adam’s Ultimate BlackBerry Twitter Client Roundup.

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It’s not an OS update like we were hoping, but BlackBerry has taken the lid off its freeEnterprise Server Express software which syncs the smartphones to Microsoft Exchange and Windows Small Business Servers.

It’s a less-whizzy (ie, free) version of BES for small businesses or individuals who don’t want to fork out for the full service. It’ll still wirelessly synchronize email, calendar, contacts, notes and tasks, allow for edits of Word, Excel and PowerPoint files and access files on the business network, which should be enough for the average user. Out in March.

The new BlackBerry Bold 9700 smartphone is now available in Bermuda from M3 Wireless and Research In Motion.

Lloyd Fray, CEO of M3 Wireless, said the phone is “an impressive handset that will certainly appeal to business users as well as consumers”.

He added: “M3 Wireless customers can take full advantage of our 3G network to get the most out of their new smartphone”.

It’s no secret that Research in Motion has been working on their own Twitter for BlackBerry Smartphones client for some time now. Word of it has popped up on the blogs a few times now and we’ve seen it make tweets and it has even been mentioned at recent BlackBerry launch events. Twitter users will be happy to know that today Twitter for BlackBerry has taken a big step closer to becoming a reality for users out there has RIM has announced it in beta form and made it avaliable for invite-only download from blackberry.com/twitterdownload. And you can sign up to receive updates from RIM on the availability of the Twitter for BlackBerry Smartphones atblackberry.com/twitter. Right now, the invite-only beta is available in six languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese and it’s looking like the beta should last “around a month” after which I can only imagine it will soon become available to everyone.

While Adam goes to work whipping up a video review of the new Twitter for BlackBerry Smartphones client as part of his Ultimate Twitter Client Roundup (we’ll report back soon with more), here’s an exciting contest…

Win an Invite Code to Try the Official Twitter for BlackBerry Smartphones App before everyone else:Yup, that’s right, we were able to get hooked up with some extra invite codes and we’re giving them away to lucky CrackBerry readers. We’ll be spreading this one out.  We have a couple we’ll give away tomorrow and a bunch more we’ll announce to winners over the course of next week. To enter, just leave a comment to this blog post that contains your twitter user ID. While you’re at it, why not tell us what features you value most in a twitter client. GOOD LUCK!

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