Now around since september, PushLife has been updated to play and manage your iTunes library on BlackBerry devices.

From Handmark site:

What if your BlackBerry was as good with your music as it is with your email? Well, thanks to PushLife, it can be. PushLife turns your BlackBerry into a powerful media player so you’ll never have to carry around two devices again.

Imagine having the full power of iTunes in the palm of your hand. Download PushLife onto your Blackberry and you’ve just made this possible. PushLife is a music player, a ‘sync engine’ that keeps your mobile music library up to date with iTunes and an information agent that finds and automatically adds artist content (bios, lyrics, photos and more) to your device for a fantastic listening experience.

MicroSD card recommended. iTunes and Windows required.

Product Features

• Intuitive and compelling media player
• More than music – bios, lyrics, photos gathered automatically
• Twitter integration to keep your friends up to date
• Two way sync with iTunes library
• Manage your iTunes library from your phone

Here is the list of supported devices:

RIM BlackBerry 8100 Pearl, BlackBerry 8110 Pearl, BlackBerry 8120 Pearl, BlackBerry 8130 Pearl, BlackBerry 8220 Pearl Flip, BlackBerry 8230 Pearl Flip, BlackBerry 8300 Curve, Blackberry 8310 Curve, BlackBerry 8320 Curve, BlackBerry 8330 Curve, BlackBerry 8350i Curve, BlackBerry 8520 Curve, BlackBerry 8900 Curve, BlackBerry 9000 Bold, BlackBerry 9630 Tour

So, PushLife is a music player allowing your BlackBerry to sync your mobile music library with iTunes. Moreover, also artist’s biography, songs lyrics and photos will be kept in sync. More information can be found on the PushLife FAQ page.

Even if this seems to be only Windows compatible, at 9.99 $ PushLife is a good way to enhance the BlackBerry media capabilities with iTunes.

At least, until Apple doesn’t change the rules…

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