BlackBerry junkies that use Mac computers, worry not - we're not going to be left in the dark for much longer.  As seen around the web, BlackBerry Desktop Manager (or "Software", depending on where you look at it) is on the way, and from the screenshots provided by RIM's official blog, Inside BlackBerry, we're in for a treat.  Claiming to be "just around the corner" (all signs still point to a release on Friday, September 25th), the program will be a nice reprieve from third-party workarounds (ahem, PocketMac).

New features include:

• "The Welcome Sheet," an introductory page designed to allow users to customize various syncing options, etc.
• Easier functionality in regards to syncing to multiple computers
• The ability to sync music to onboard memory (if your device supports it) or a microSD card.
• A "Summary Screen," intended to provide an overview of the device and its status

Beyond that, it's pretty much standard.  Want to play with it early?  IntoMobile came across a leaked version, which can be found here (at your own risk, of course).

Source: Inside BlackBerry