BlackBerry Internet Service 3.2 might come with Google Calendar Sync

Consumer-level cloud computing seems to be experiencing a growing consumer base, and for good reason as well. First of all, there is less worry of your data disappearing when your notebook or computer is spoilt or stolen, and you can access it from any computer (as long as the specifications are decent enough to go online, of course) in the presence of a decent Internet connection. Word has it that the upcoming BlackBerry Internet Service 3.2 might just feature synchronization with Google Calendar, not to mention some user interface improvements (much needed to help make the BlackBerry more appealing to the non-business folk), and security updates. Apart from that, carriers can execute commands via BlackBerry Protect, although the user will need to install the app beforehand. With Google Calendar synchronization being one of the more interesting additions to the update, we do look forward to it being released sooner rather than later – after all, it can be a whole lot more convenient to input data from your BlackBerry while you on-the-go instead of turning on your netbook.