Archive for August, 2009

Google Apps For BES

In May, we announced our plans to integrate Google Apps with BlackBerry Enterprise Server, a popular feature request from many of our enterprise customers. Today, our team is excited to let you know that this integration is complete. Now, customers of Google Apps Premier and Education Editions can give their users access to Google Apps [...]

No matter if you’re on BIS or BES, the little effort of doing a hard reset (basically, taking the battery out..wait a few seconds…and then putting the battery back in) can solve most of your Blackberry problems.
Coz when you do a hard reset, the services books will be delivered to your devices.
Unless you have your [...]

When you make or answers calls from your Blackberry Storm, sometimes you accidentally touch the screen and open up some applications accidentally. Now, there is a way of stopping that accident from happening. And it’s free.
Check out TalkLock.
Talk lock locks up your screen when you make a call and unlocks when your call is finish. [...]

I have tested most of these applications for Blackberry, and below is a list of some useful applications that can be used for your Blackberry. (And the best part is, these applications are available for free)
1. Google Maps (Latitude) – No GPS required. To download from your Blackberry, use your Blackberry browser and go to [...]

A BlackBerry smartphone with tethered modem over Bluetooth® capabilities can be used as an external modem to connect an Apple Macintosh computer to the Internet. To set up an Internet Protocol (IP) modem over Bluetooth on an Apple Macintosh computer, complete the following tasks:
Summary of Tasks

Turn on the Discoverable option on the BlackBerry smartphone.
Pair the BlackBerry [...]

The Show Password feature is designed to display password characters when configuring email accounts with the BlackBerry Internet Service. This feature makes it easier for BlackBerry smartphone users to integrate third-party email accounts, especially when using BlackBerry smartphones with the SureType® input method. The option to mask password characters is also available for increased security.

Happy [...]

IBM® Lotus® Domino® Web Access (formerly IBM® iNotes™ Web Access)

IBM Lotus Domino Web Access is not supported for new Blackberry Internet Service subscribers. However, if the IBM Lotus Domino Web Access account associated with the Blackberry smartphone was associated with a previous version of Blackberry Internet Service, then you can continue to [...]

Listed below are the most basic troubleshooting steps for BlackBerry Internet Service issues. The following actions will resolve the majority of common BlackBerry Internet Service issues:

Send a personal identification number (PIN) message.
Delete the service books from the BlackBerry device. For information about deleting service books.
Perform a Hard [...]

BlackBerry Internet Service 2.x supports the following email protocols for integrated email accounts:

Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3) / Internet Message Access Protocol 4 (IMAP4) with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or non-SSL using standard ports:

110: POP3, non-SSL
995: POP3, SSL
143: IMAP4, non-SSL
993: IMAP4, SSL

Microsoft® MSN® HTTP (Microsoft® Hotmail)
CS2000 [...]

You receive messages on your BlackBerry Internet Service account from one of the following addresses:
ResearchInMotion@<service_provider>.blackberry.net
RIMadmin@<service_provider>.blackberry.net
support@<service_provider>.blackberry.net
admin@<service_provider>.blackberry.net
Where <service_provider> is the name of your BlackBerry service provider.
The following is a list of possible subject lines for these messages:

*DETECTED* Online User Violation
Email Account Suspension
Important Notification
Members Support
Notice of account limitation
Security measures
Warning Message: Your services near [...]

Size

106.0 x 49.0 x 13.0 mm
4.2 x 1.9 x 0.5 inches

Weight

99.0 g
3.5 oz

Screen

262,144-colour TFT
240×320 pixel

Available [...]