Blackberry Email – Increase Your Productivity.

These days, you will see that most businessmen would use BlackBerry mobile phones. The reason for this is that they find this mobile phone very much helpful for their business. This mobile phone has been made in order to receive BlackBerry emails. In this way, they will not miss out on any client emails since they will be receiving the mails on their phones.

BlackBerry email is being received to the mobile phone because it has the capability to synchronize the mails received from the email account directly to phone. This means that there is no need for clients to check on the website anymore just to access the email.

So why are the businessmen configuring their Blackberry phones to receive BlackBerry email? This is because it is now very convenient for them to check the contents of their emails on the mobile phone especially when it has attachments from the employees or clients.

And with the applications such as viewers are already available on these types of mobile phones. In this way, any types of files that are attached on the mail can be downloaded and viewed on the computer whatever the file type is.

With this new technology, it will now be possible for businessmen to view files such as the spreadsheets sent to them or even slideshow presentation. Because of this, they can monitor and check the sales’ status even if they are out of the office.

People who own Blackberry phones are also getting the features of receiving Blackberry email due to its easy to set up feature. All you need to have is your email address and the relevant information of your email account. After this account creation setup in your mobile phone, then you are ready to receive and create Blackberry Email.

But you may check with your wireless carrier if BlackBerry email will have a charge or not. You may also ask them for any data access charges if you will be setting up BlackBerry email on your BlackBerry phone so you will be ready with possible charges on your next bill.

So in business, BlackBerry phone and BlackBerry email are the ones that will help businessmen to monitor all aspects of their business. These are their clients that will send them email deals, sales inventories and reports that are coming from their own companies.

Introducing BlackBerry Javelin 8900.

Hottest New Cell Phones of 2009..!

Every year, cell phone companies bring out their new models of the wireless phones into the market. With more features and better designs, the companies compete with each other to create a bigger impact on the cell phone users. Now cell phones have such features, that a whole computer, instant messenger, camera, radio, and so many other cool things are all present in a small package that you can carry around with you wherever you go. So those people, who love to get their hands on the latest models of cell phones, then do check out these three really awesome new cell phones that have been introduced in 2009. Grab one before everyone has it!
RIM Blackberry Curve 8900
The latest model of the Curve, the RIM Blackberry Curve 8900 is a sleeker, more improved version of the other Curves. Equipped with a 3.2 megapixel camera, a full HTML web browser, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth, the Curve 8900 is a great phone for Blackberry users. Despite the fact that it lacks 3G support, the Curve 8900 does offer a faster and smoother performance. The phone offers Wi-Fi with UMA support, so users will be delighted to know that they can make unlimited phone calls over a Wi-Fi network. The display has improved in this version as well, making it very sharp; taking pictures is a joy with this cell phone! Do go out and take a look at this fine phone that is a great asset to mobile professionals as well as anyone with a liking for high-tech cell phones.

LG enV Touch
A great phone with TWO displays! Probably the thing that fascinated me the most about this cell phone were the two amazing display screens, and the perfectly sensitive touch-screen. Another cell phone with a full HTML web browser, this phone allows users to browse the net with such ease because of the size of its screen. The enV Touch is a successor to the LG Voyager VX10000 and after two years, the enV Touch sure has made us proud by the improvements in the features, performance, and design. The cell phone is equipped with a 3.2 megapixel camera, a QWERTY keyboard, and other features such as where you can fit in your own headphones into the 3.5 mm headset jack, and the EV-DO Rev. A, allows you to browse the web faster. However, the only drawback of this cell phone is the lack of Wi-Fi technology. But all in all, the LG enV Touch is a great successor to the Voyager.
Samsung Memoir
The Samsung Memoir is a great camera phone, and actually looks like a camera in first glance. Taking pictures and uploading them directly onto photo-sharing sites is a joy, as this phone makes it so easy. The TouchWiz interface makes browsing the web and navigation within the phone a breeze. The cell phone is equipped with an 8-megapixel camera, and a full HTML web browser. Users can directly upload photos on to sites like Flickr and Photobucket without any hindrances. This Samsung Cellular Phone also features T-Mobile’s 3G network, a music player, and more. The Samsung Memoir is a great phone for people who love to immortalize memories by taking pictures. The camera is definitely comparable to normal cameras any day. Definitely worth the price for such a sleek design and excellent features!

BlackBerry Storm 2 and Bold 2 are coming soon.

Two new BlackBerry handsets are about to be released – BlackBerry Storm 2 and Bold 2. There still isn’t anything official on these phones, but the Internet rumor mill is beginning to lean towards “coming soon”.
We’ve seen photos of BlackBerry Storm 2 and you can also find some videos, which demonstrate its amazing touchscreen powered by piezo-magic. The omens of its imminent coming are a spy-ninja style blurry Verizon training video and a Vodafone display snapped at the Carphone Warehouse. The rumor says that in the box is BlackBerry OS 5.0 and 16GB microSD card (plus 2GB internal).

The BlackBerry Bold 2 (its code name’s Onyx) trades the traditional trackball for a touchpad and offers 3G, GPS and Wi-Fi. It has some really nice looks too. According to Engadget Bold 2 will be officialy annonced on October 21st. However, prices, plans, and the release date are still a mystery.

$90,000 Blackberry Pearl-Alexander Amosu Diamond Edition

The world’s most prestigious customization company, Alexander Amosu, has added a glittering new range of diamond encrusted Blackberry Pearls to their range of luxurious diamond encrusted mobile phones.
The Pearl Diamond is modeled in solid gold and hand cut diamonds. Its sides and bottom are adorned with 18k Solid White Gold. Approximately 900 brilliant cut diamonds of 12ct are used. All diamonds used on the phones are fair-trade and recyclable. They can be removed from the handset and be recast onto another piece, so your £45,000 investment continues to shine when you replace your phone.
Amosu offers two other models, the £12,000 Pearl Gold comes in your choice of solid white gold, yellow gold or platinum. While Pearlific is made from solid gold with intricate diamond pattern designs. Each piece takes four weeks to complete.

BlackBerry is the 'Usain Bolt of the smartphone world' says Bango.

Claims brands are neglecting the millions of BlackBerry mobile internet browsersBrands should wake up to the fact that millions of BlackBerry owners are regularly browsing the mobile web, says mobile payments and analytics firm Bango.
"With all the buzz surrounding the Apple iPhone and the rush to capitalise on its success, many companies fail to realise that over three times more consumers browse the web from a BlackBerry," says CEO Ray Anderson.
"The global smartphone race is well under way, but it is the BlackBerry that is the Usain Bolt out in front."
Bango has releases stats to back its opinion up, claiming that BlackBerry is now "the fifth most popular mobile phone for browsing the web in the UK and worldwide".
That's all BlackBerry handsets, obviously, not just one model. In the US, Bango says BlackBerry is in third place with 14% of all mobile traffic.

The company has released a free white paper titled 'Increasing Your Slice of the BlackBerry Pie' to help brands take advantage of the large number of BlackBerry mobile internet users - many of whom are now browsing via Wi-Fi.

latest Blackberry Business Phones

BlackBerry is a well reputed brand across the world which is especially dealing in mobile phones. This company always pleased the people with awesome smartphones. In fact, it has flourished the market with many latest BlackBerry phones. These gadgets are packed with innovative features. These devices are designed in such a manner that they satisfies the requirements of the ultra next generation. These can create turmoil among the fast growing people. Here features of various latest BlackBerry smartphones are discussed in brief.

The BlackBerry 8520 Curve is a fabulous handset. It comes with full QWERTY keyboard and touch-sensitive optical trackpad. This user friendly gadget has wide 2.64 inches TFT coloured screen . This smartphone comes with memory of 256 megabytes which can be extend up to 32 gigabytes through microSD (TransFlash). Apart from all, it has built-in two mega pixel camera through which you can click pictures and record videos. So, you are free to store as much data as possible. This mobile phone comes with internet facility through which you can access various websites. Furthermore, it includes the advanced technologies like EDGE and GPRS which actually transfer the files at much fast speed.

The BlackBerry Tour 9630 is a third generation handset. The overall size of this device is quite large but it get fits in your pocket. It has full QWERTY keyboard and trackball navigation. So, you can operate this gizmo easily. Furthermore, it includes upgraded technologies like HSDPA, HSUPA, EDGE, GPRS which transfer the data at much fast speed and hence provides better connectivity. Apart from all, it comes with document editor through which you can easily read and edit your important files which support MS Excel, PDF, MS Word and PowerPoint formats. With its integrated 3.15 megapixel camera, you can capture still images as well as record videos. This digital camera phone includes feature like autofocus, LED flash, geo-tagging and many more.

These support various messaging features like email, instant messaging, MMS and SMS through which you can interact with your loves ones. By connecting Bluetooth and USB, you can upload as well as download lots of photos, video clippings, wallpapers, music files etc from these latest BlackBerry phones to any other compatible device. These are very good looking gadgets packed with sophisticated features. There are ample of websites which provides reviews about these smartphones.

BlackBerry Bold 9000 Video review

Is the new Blackberry a bold step forwards for the company? Can it compete with the competition from Apple, HTC, Nokia and all the rest. Stuart Miles investigates in this review of the Blackberry 9000 Bold.

The Blackberry 9700 is the Blackberry Onyx?

 

Today, you may have noticed that we put up a story saying the BlackBerry 9700 is the BlackBerry Onyx. We posted saying that the specs released on BGR of the BlackBerry 9700, were actually the specs for the Onyx, known as the 9020.
We had some internal arguments here at BlackBerry Cool as to what was going on with the BlackBerry naming system. Everyone has seen the screenshots of the 9020, and it was throwing us off. The post was pulled and we’ve come to a consensus about what is going on.
BlackBerry Cool is guessing that CrackBerry is using an outdated device number and the 9700 is just the BlackBerry Onyx, formerly known as the 9020. Here are our arguments:

• RIM has a history of changing device numbers before release. This is nothing new.
• The specs of the 9700 are the same as the “9020″
• Also, we’ve been getting a lot of emails from tipsters saying so. Here is a quote from one source: “I have seen, touched, and used the Onyx and in the About screen it says 9700. It looks like the 9020 screenshots that are going around and it has a Bold-like back.”

Let’s wait for the release and see if BlackBerry Cool is right. It’s possible that the 9700 could be a device with the same specs as the 9020 with a slider or a touchscreen, but the truth is always much simpler.

Blackberry Essex

The latest BlackBerry to surface has been named the Essex. The device is the next iteration of the BlackBerry Tour aka the BlackBerry Niagara aka the BlackBerry 9630.

The Essex looks just like the Tour in size and the major adjustments are in form factor, as well as a couple features such as WiFi will be added.

As with many BlackBerry devices, one of the first things you’ll notice is the keyboard. The Essex has opted out of the Bold style keyboard and chosen a chicklet style Curve keyboard. The BlackBerry community is fairly divided on Curve vs the Bold keyboards, so it makes sense for RIM to change it up and offer both alternatives.

The Essex will also come with the new trackpad, which at this point we have to assume will come standard with all BlackBerry devices that once had a trackball. Again, the device will be a World Phone, capable of roaming between CDMA and GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS networks.

There is also a rumor that this device will be heading to Sprint, which was loosely confirmed when a Sprint exec said we will see a WiFi enabled Tour this year.

Tour owners, how do you feel about RIM launching this device so soon after you bought your 9630? Is WiFi, a trackpad and a new keyboard layout something you would have liked on your device?

UPDATE: I’m going to concede that the keyboard might actually be the same. When you put the two devices side by side, it looks like the keys are a little more separated in a Curve fashion, but it could easily just be the lighting. I’m sure we’ll see more pics coming soon which will clarify.

Blackberry Storm 1 vs Storm 2

Every indication we've got is that the Storm 2 is going to foam at the mouth, tear apart the original Storm limb-by-limb, and eat its young when it's released later this year -- and if you want some preliminary evidence of that, look no further than a newly-posted video detailing a few reasons why the new model's so much better. In the event you'd like to spare yourself four minutes of rimshot-worthy bad jokes, allow us to boil down the video to its bare essentials: the star of the show says the Storm 2 looks better than the original (we're hard pressed to disagree), it's got WiFi, you've got considerably more free RAM and Flash on board, the revamped SurePress mechanism makes typing easier, the interface is snappier, and shutter lag in the camera is way improved. At the end of the day, it's still a Storm in every sense of the word, it's just been tweaked and refined in seemingly all the right ways -- which just happens to be a common theme these days. Follow the break for video.

Review of Blackberry 8900

In the wide range of mobile phones available, smart phones are the ones with almost complete feature. One of the best smart phones out in the market today is the Blackberry Curve 8900. The feature of its applications is applicable not just for the business people but it is also trendy and fashionable that fits the lifestyle of those who are technologically inclined.
The available feature of Blackberry 8900 is that it has a 3.2 megapixel camera, it supports Wi-Fi access or wireless internet access, it has built-in GPS, enhanced media player, video recording, maps, organizer, browser, corporate data access and a lot more.
Blackberry 8900 has a 3.2 megapixel camera that can snap pictures and even record video. Its print quality pictures lets you capture the moments even when you are not a natural photographer because it has an auto focus, auto flash and image stabilizer feature. The pictures and videos taken may be sent through email or picture message to share your captured moments.
It has a multimedia player application that allows music and videos to be played, allows you to access the Internet and its camera can record videos and it can support video streaming just like having your entire entertainment system with you where ever you go without the need for additional luggage.
In the case you are new in the place you are at, the Blackberry 8900 may be used to find your way by using its built-in GPS which has a map and location based software to help you figure out your way and help you be at the place where you want to be.
The Blackberry 8900 measures 4.29 inches in height, 2.36 inches in width, 0.53 inches in depth and its weight is 3.87 ounces. It has a thirty five key backlit keyboard of QWERTY, trackball that may be used to scroll located on the front part of the device and it also has intuitive menus and icons.
It features a speaker that is truly integrated and microphone, is head set that is hands free capable, Bluetooth headset capable and has hands free speaker phone that is also integrated. It has a high resolution four hundred and eighty by three hundred and sixty pixel color display, supports over sixty five thousand colors with a screen size of 2.44 inches measured diagonally.
Blackberry 8900 is eight hundred and two point eleven b/g, Wi-Fi enabled with Wi-Fi have an alliance certification of WPA and WPA2 Enterprise and Personal, Power Save WMM, WMM, and a set up of protected Wi-Fi. It also has a direct IP web browsing over Wi-Fi and access to Blackberry Enterprise Server and Blackberry Internet Server.

10 hidden features of Blackberry

BlackBerry phones are undoubtedly the most popular phones among the Business People. As we discussed in our article on top 10 differences between iPhone and BlackBerry, the full hardware keyboard, fast access to functions using shortcut keys makes this an unbeatable choice for the business consumers. In our comparative study on iPhone 3GS vs BlackBerry Bold vs Palm Pre vs Nokia N97 we rated this phones as the first choice for the business consumers. After we have informed you about the 10 hidden features of iPhone 3GS, here are the hidden features of the BlackBerry which perhaps you haven’t discovered till now. 1. Home Screen Shortcuts To Restart BlackBerry from Home Screen ALT(left)+Shift(right)+Del This Restarts the Blackberry. Applicable only to full-keyboard Blackberries. Other Home Screen Shortcuts : * ALT+JKVV : Display cause of PDP reject * ALT+CAP+ H : Displays the Help Me screen * ALT + EACE : Displays the Help Me screen * ALT + ESCR : Displays the Help Me screen * ALT + NMLL : Switches the signal strength from bars to a numeric value. * ALT + LGLG : Displays the Java™ event log. You don’t need to type in Capitals. 2. Address Book Shortcut * ALT+VALD - Validate the data structure and look for inconsistencies * ALT+RBLD - Force a data structure rebuild To Reset the address Book From the Options menu, type the following (No ALT+ required) RSET - Will prompt to erase & reload for a reload of the Address book from the BES (n.b. this will wipe all entries, but you can goto SIM Phone Book & copy entries back afterwards) blackberry_8800 3. Option Menu Shortcut Just type these keywords in the Option Menu without pressing the ALT key to do the following tasks. * SYNC : Enable Calendar slow sync * RSET : Will prompt for a reload of the calendar from the BES * RCFG : Request BES configuration * SCFG : Send device configuration * DCFG : Get CICAL configuration * SUPD : Enable detailed Cal. report for backup * SUPS : Disable detailed Cal. report for backup * SUPN : Disable Cal. report database * LUID : Enable view by UID * SRSL : Show Reminder status log 4. SIM Card Options Shortcuts Go to Options->Advanced->SIM card. Type the following without pressing the ALT keys. * MEPD : Display MEP info * MEP1 : Disable SIM personalization * MEP2 : Disable Network personalization * MEP3 : Disable Network subset personalization * MEP4 : Disable Service provider personalization * MEP5 : Disable Corporate personalization bb_blackberry_pearl 5. Browser Shortcut Type in ALT+RBVS in Browser to view web page source code 6. Calendar Open up a Calendar item and press ALT+VIEW Inside any Calendar item Show extra info for a Calendar event including message ID which is handy for BES log troubleshooting) * Date/Time Menu Shortcuts. No ALT+ required. * LOLO : Date/Time Show Network time values at-t-blackberry-curve 7. Messaging ALT+VIEW - For messages, displays the RefId and FolderId for that particular message. For PIM items, displays only the RefId. Search Application ALT+ADVM : Search Application Enabled Advanced Global Search 8. WLAN wizard screen shortcuts * ALT-SMON WLAN : Enable simulated Wizard mode * ALT-SMOF WLAN : Disable simulated Wizard mode 9. Theme Shortcuts This can be accessed from Theme Menu. * ALT-THMN : Change to no theme (B&W) * ALT-THMD : Change to default theme blackberry_bold 10. Enterprise Activation * Options->Advanced * ALT+CNFG : Settings for Enterprise Activation Status (Options->Status) * BUYR : Data & Voice Usage * TEST : start a device test (Keyboard, GPS, RF, Audio (Handset,headset,bluetooth, Misc)

Comparing BlackBerry Storm 9530 & BlackBerry Storm 2 – 9550

The BlackBerry Storm 2 is rumored to launch in North America sometime in September. It’s also said that it will be 9550 CDMA and 9520 GSM version with Wi-Fi included this time. Checkout this video appeared on YouTube this weekend. The super enhanced keyboard with Peizo technology looks way way better then the existing BlackBerry Storm 9530. The Wi-Fi is another great feature included in Storm 2 to make it better touch screen BlackBerry Smartphone.For further information have a look at the following video.

Review: Best Blackberry Warrior Theme

Themes come in wide variety, that find usage among the varying needs of Blackberry users. While some may not be the most effective for menu browsing, they can be quite entertaining. This is where NinjaBerry comes in. This theme is an exclusive for the touchscreen 9500 Storm that was created by one of the fan developers over at PimpMyBerry.com. It may not look professional or business-oriented, but that doesn't matter because it isn't intended to look that way. Research In Motion was just named the fastest growing company in the world, and that wasn't done by sticking to the business professional-only market. In recent years, Blackberry devices have been brought into awareness and popularity among families, students, and even teens. This is due to their variety of products available, that offer customizable experiences to meet every users' needs. NinjaBerry appeals to a crowd who appreciate a somewhat artistic experience on their phone. NinjaBerry has icons and a default background representing asian ninja warriors. Everything is in grayscale, with the only color popping out when an icon is selected. The lock and call screens are customized with samurai swords, and everything is textured lightly. Where the theme excels in style, it lacks in accessibility. The front screen's icons aren't changeable. This should be a default for any theme made at this point. Overall, NinjaBerry provides a very cool and stylistic experience for any user who isn't obsessed with the usability of their device.

EA Mobile Launches Programs for Blackberry

Entertainment Arts (EA) Mobile launched well known apps onto Blackberry App World. In particular, the user has access to eight (8) blackberry compatible titles. In alphabetical order these are Bejeweled, Need for Speed Undercover, RISK, SCRABBLE, Tetris, Tetris Mania, The Sims 3, and Tiger Woods PGA TOUR. Unfortunately, I was hoping for Madden 10. Nonetheless, this is a step in the right direction as we can assume they will release more games as we approach the holiday season.

Gmail Apps For Blackberry

Google Apps Connector for BlackBerry Enterprise Server has finally gone live after missing its promised July launch. Free to Google Apps Premier and Education Edition users, Google Apps Connector for BlackBerry Enterprise Server allows Google Apps to integrate with BES while eliminating the need for Exchange. Here are the highlights: * Messages sent to your Gmail inbox are pushed to your BlackBerry within 60 seconds. * Emails read/deleted on your BlackBerry are marked as read/deleted in Gmail, and vice-versa. * Emails archived/starred on your BlackBerry are archived/starred in Gmail, and vice-versa. * BlackBerry folders are synchronized with labels in Gmail. * You can search for contact information of coworkers from the global address list on your BlackBerry. * Contacts in Gmail are automatically synchronized with your BlackBerry address book. * You can view your Google Calendar schedule with the native BlackBerry application, with one-way synchronization from Google Calendar to your BlackBerry device. Two-way calendar sync with the ability to accept, decline and schedule meetings from your BlackBerry device is not available with this release but we are working on it. * Administrators can use the management and security tools that are part of BlackBerry Enterprise Server. All in all, Google Apps Connector seems to be a solid Exchange alternative — though we would definitely have a very, very hard time parting with Microsoft’s tried and true solution. Plenty of companies are doing it however, so this is big news for them Download this gmail apps : http://www.blackberry.com/gmail from your blackberry mobile browser.

V CAST Video on Demand Now Available on BlackBerry Storm Smartphone

Verizon Wireless announced today that its V CAST Video on Demand service is now available to BlackBerry Storm smartphone customers. Beginning today, TV fans who don’t want to miss episodes of their favorite shows can download the application directly to their BlackBerry Storm smartphones and start watching exciting video programming on demand. V CAST Video now features more than 100 full-length programs from leading broadcast and cable networks, including some of the summer’s favorite series and shows that will be premiering or returning this fall season. Programs, ranging from highly-rated drama and comedy series to reality programs and children’s programming, are available on demand in easy-to-watch segments that appear on the phone soon after their original air dates. V CAST Video also delivers live sporting events, including NHL hockey games and an upcoming slate of college football games, so people who are away from their television sets won’t miss a minute of the action. BlackBerry Storm smartphone customers are the first to enjoy V CAST Video on their Verizon Wireless smartphones. They can find V CAST Videos by going to the VZ Today link in their browsers, clicking on Get Apps, and selecting V CAST Videos to download the application. A V CAST Video icon will appear on the device’s home screen, and customers can move it to the place that’s most convenient for them. V CAST Videos on the BlackBerry Storm smartphone features an updated design, making it easier for viewers to search for and watch the shows they want to see, as well as higher resolution video, taking advantage of the handset’s enhanced multimedia capabilities. The search function has been made more prominent, giving customers the ability to find specific programs or channels quickly. BlackBerry Storm smartphone customers with unlimited data plans can add V CAST Videos for a $10.00 monthly subscription. V CAST Video Also Available On Many Feature Phones Customers who have select V CAST-enabled feature phones can check out V CAST whenever they want for just $3.00 for a one-time 24-hour use or by signing up for the $15.00 V CAST VPak monthly subscription, which includes access to V CAST Video featuring more than 100 full-length programs from leading broadcast and cable networks, the Verizon Wireless ESPN MVP service, Get It Now, and Mobile Web services. Customers get unlimited basic video, but application download fees may apply for 3D games and premium video. There are no airtime or megabyte charges to download, stream or watch V CAST content with any V CAST subscription.