So tomorrow is December 21st. It's the end of the Mayan calendar and many are prepping for what could be the end of the world. We want to make sure that you all survive to see the release of, so we've taken some time to compile a list of must-have apps should things go south on Friday. As long as you have your trusty BlackBerry by your side and a few solid apps you should be able to make it out A ok. Keep reading for our list of apocalypse survival apps for your BlackBerry.

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Survive the apocalypse with these apps Flashlight Apps Of course when the world goes dark you'll be in a bit of trouble, but having a flashlight app on your BlackBerry will let you see what you need to. There are plenty of flashlight apps - both free and paid - so you should have no problem finding one that works for you.

First Aid Apps If things go downhill and someone gets injured, you better know what to do. These first aid apps will give you some quick tips and info to keep on trucking until you can get to help. These apps have videos, step-by-step instructions and much more. Scanner Radio The first responders will be out in full force for the apocalypse, so be sure to stay on top of things with a solid scanner. Scanner Radio gives you feeds for fire, weather and police in your area so you can listen in to everything that goes down right on your BlackBerry. $0.99 in BlackBerry App World.

Foursquare If you can get in touch with your friends, you can always track them down with foursquare. Just check-in wherever you end up so your friends can find you and meet up. There's safety in numbers. Twitter Of course when disaster strikes everyone will turn to Twitter, so don't be left out. The newest version for BlackBerry is just a few days old and will help you vent your frustration with the rest of the world. Tell them how you're fairing where you are and keep in touch with other friends before the lights go out for good.

Pandora Why is a streaming radio on the list you ask? Well if all else fails you'll want some sweet tunes to listen to while the world is coming to an end, right? Plus it's free. We really don't think the world is going to end tomorrow (but hey, you never know) so this is obviously just for fun. After all, we have to make it to, right?! Make this the last song you listen to folks! S It's the End of the World (As we know it) ROCK ON and GO OUT WITH A BANG!

Wake up on the 22nd and realize that tattoo you got on your face is REAL and that insanely itchy scratching sensation in your pants is not curable.In 9 months from now you'll be a new Dad and your problems will compound exponentially because the woman you messed around with will want all your money and the kid will hate you forever for abandoning it. ENJOY!and I feel fine. Who would buy a flashlight app when, as one above says, you can video light, or any number of free flashlight apps, or Advanced OS & LED? Also, Scanner Radio by Gordon Edwards is, handsdown, THE BEST scanner app on any platform.

A plain simple interface, but can access any online scanner there is. Gordon is great at getting back re support issues. I have used it on all my BB's, it's on my Playbook and I use the free version on any Androids or iPhones I happen to use. Pyar Jhootha Sahi Mp3 Song Free Download. I have tried most of the apps, but Scanner Radio trumps them all.

It was the first, and still one of just a few apps, I have paid for, as usually the free apps are sufficient for me.