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"Google has removed a bogus Android version of the BlackBerry Messenger application from its online store. The &amp;#039;blackberry messenger bbm&amp;#039; app was downloaded by more than 100,000 people before the web giant pulled it from Google Play, reports CNET.   Users who installed the software were presented with a screen promising that the service will go live on June 27 and have files from advertising network StartApp installed onto their device. BlackBerry&amp;#039;s official BBM Messenger app for Android devices was previously tipped for release this month, only for the Canadian firm to swiftly deny the reports. However, the messenger service will be going multi-platform at an unspecified date this summer. The risky move is BlackBerry&amp;#039;s attempt to grow its current 61 million BBM users against messaging competitors such as WhatsApp and Viber. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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