Access to blackBerry 10 using WIFI: 64 GB card

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• Browser blackBerry Smartphones - using Wifi or GPRS?

  Hello

  I am a long time BB user, but the "BOLD" is new to me and so is WIFI connectivity.

  Ive searched this forum but could not find a definitive answer...

  With the Wifi turned on Mobile network, browse the internet always will use the Wifi connection in priority when it is available?

  Even if I have a data plan, speed is my problem as I am not in a 3g area so obviously that WiFi is more preferable to GPRS.

  I can't find a setting to set the priority for WiFi connections on Mobile network, or is this priority of connection integrated in the firmware?

  Thanks in advance

  Matt

  IF the WiFi connection is available, the unit will initially use WiFi.

• BlackBerry Smartphones using wifi instead of internet through your operator?

  Hi I recently bought a blackberry 9000 "BOLD" and I have a service plan that does not include the internet. is there a way I can use my wireless internet and have the internet carrier off so I won't have the opportunity to use the internet carrier so I don't get charged?

  Options > Advanced > browser, Hotspot browser =, can be used on WiFi without a data plan.

• Lenovo g550 can not use wifi or video card after clean install of windows 7 ISO generic

  My hard drive crashed and I have no cd of restoration windows does not see the WIFI card or video now. I updated the drivers to support, but there's work to see them. I tried not to update the version of the bios again. Y at - there a step I'm missing?

  Update: wifi was disabled in the BIOS, so I allowed it and re-installed video driver and it worked as well.

• BlackBerry Smartphones BBM using wifi?

  Hi guys...

  Question: How to use Blackberry Messenger using Wifi in Blackberry Curve 9220 (OS 7.1)?

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  Regardless of the path (for example, network operator data or WiFi), to use the BB exclusive services (including the BBM) requires a plan of adequate data from your provider. For generic information, see this:

  • http://www.BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/What_do_I_need_a_Data_Plan_for%3F

  You need to talk to your mobile service provider to see what data plan, you need (them) to enable the services you want.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones access denied when using WiFi to the web page of my carrier

  Hi, guyz! I have the following situation: I am trying to access my carrier via WiFi web site, using the phone's browser, but I get the error "activate your mobile data. But, if I want to access the same page using the browser Opera, everything is OK.

  Does anyone know if there is a restriction made by the operator or it is something normal to all of the carrier selling services of BIS?

  Therefore, on this basis, I would deduce that your operator has some of the same device control features built into this URL and deny the application for a BB. If you change your BB browser identification (might older browsers, more recent are all automatic) to something else (for example, IE or FireFox), it is possible, you might be able to then cross through the native browser.

  But, once again, of all, as you said, all I can assume is that you carrier has the blocker in place on their websites, blocks access to the browsers of BB. Why they have it is a question that only they can answer. The fact that you reproduced it with another BB only reinforces this conclusion.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Z30 how to use wifi for a specific Web site?

  I want to access site Noisli.com at night using WiFi only. Is possible without disabling the dada Móvil?

  Thank you.

  Please re-read my answer above... it's automatic, there is nothing you can do to force it. And certainly no way that would be specific website URL.

  Well, actually, if you just turn off your mobile radio, then the single network path will be WiFi... but you said that you do not want to.

• How to access the camera in the Blackberry Playbook using Adobe Air SDK (in Flash builder Burrito)

  Hi all

  How to access the camera in the Blackberry Playbook using Adobe Air SDK (in Flash builder Burrito).

  Provide me with examples of coding please.

  Thanks in advance.

  With respect,

  Sampath

  Not possible yet. See http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/21880/Known_issues_1360895_11.jsp

• Access to corporate blackBerry Smartphones via wifi if e-mail isn't on a support

  I have a torch 9810 via AT & T. If I turn the cell off the signal and just use wifi, I get all my emails professional very well. Don't need a cellular signal.

  What happens if I cancel AT & T altogether and do not replace it with any carrier. Then I connect my blackberry via wifi to internet. Will I always have the corporate e-mail?

  Part of me said 'Yes', because there is no reason not to. I can turn on the Bberry, connect it via wifi and get email. AT & T is superfluous.

  Part of me said: 'No,' because I don't know, maybe that when I cancel AT & T, Blackberry (the company) "disqualify" me their server (or something) and therefore the phone is a brick.

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  BBs legacy (pre-BB10), all BB exclusive services, including e-mail, depended on an active account to BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS). The device itself does not have an email client full... depends on BIS in order to provide messaging functionality. And BIS infrastructure is hosted at carriers and BlackBerry - and is used for your email at any time, regardless of the channel (carrier or WiFi data network) that you have active on your BB.

  So the long and short of it is that if you cancel your BIS account (due to the cancellation of AT & T), your email will stop working (because your BB will no longer be able to communicate with BIS), even if you only use WiFi.

  The BB10 BIS is removed, replaced by a full e-mail on the device... so client, BB10 device can work perfectly for send only via WiFi, because there is no need to talk to BIS. But legacy devices must speak BIS.

  Good luck!

  Edit... I just noticed the use of the word "business". If by that, you mean BES, then the same situation applies always... it is just a story of BES-level (from your carrier) instead of a BIS account which is required for features.

  See you soon!

• BlackBerry Smartphones USE FOR CURVE 8520 WIFI

  I recently bought a blackberry curve 8520 with Fido. My phone is connected to my wifi at home, but I want to assure you that I'm strictly using data NOT wifi (because I don't have a data plan). I noticed that in a network public wifi, a red asterisk * - appears on the WiFi icon in the upper right of the phone. Like this:

  (the WiFi symbol is surrounded to demonstrate what I mean when I say WiFi symbol and the asterisk appeared like this)

  

  However on my home network, if it says it is connected, the asterisk does not appear. As you can see it it says "Fido-peanut" (my router name) which means that Yes, I'm "connected..." BUT without the red asterisk on the wifi symbol (with my home WiFi) does that mean that I am not connected correctly?  I called Fido and the CSR said she thinks she has something to do with login password in public WiFi, but she's not sure.

  The problem seems to be this: when I go on 'The Mobile Network Options' to activate ""data services ' OFF(to make sure that I am only using wifi and no data), the connection fails and I get this message: "

  

  

  

  When I turn it on, I am able to connect.

  

  

  For ""connection preference ": "

  what setting should I put if I don't want to use any WIFI data BUT?  Yes, the obvious answer would be to choose "WI - Fi" only, but this means that I won't be able to call/text because my mobile connection turns off.

  

  So, how can I make sure I'm really only using wifi and not data when both the data service is turned ON and my wifi is 'connected '?

  It is a list of what I've done:

  (1) the HOTSPOT USER - check.

  (2) insterted PIN provided by the phone to my dlink router (via online)

  (3) tried the push button configuration

  (4) restarted my router/modem

  5) there is a check mark next to the WiFi connection:

  

  It would seem that I am connected to Wifi, but again, to reiterate, that I would like to ask if the WiFi is the ONLY thing I use and not data.

  Thank you!

  It's pretty simple... IF you are connected to your network Mobile disabled (no phone calls or SMS) you will use ONLY WiFi. Only. As long as you have the 'white' dashboard and the name of the network "green peanut butter", you are connected to WiFi, but without BIS BlackBerry data services.

  If you disable Data Services, you will not be able to use data in any form (via WiFi or Mobile network, if it is enabled.)

  No BlackBerry data plan, you will be able to use the WiFi hotspot browser and some few third-party apps like Pandora radio.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Internet using WiFi possible without Mobile provider?

  I have a Blackberry Bold 9650 with no Mobile provider (he previously had Verizon).  Is it possible to use the Internet on the Bold 9650 by connecting to my WiFi at home, or is it only possible if the phone has Mobile provider service active? I am able to use Internet on my iOS and Android phones using WiFi with no Mobile provider, but I get the impression that it is impossible on the Bold 9650.  I connect to my WiFi at home, but I get no Internet service on the phone.  I also want to upgrade the operating system from 5 to 6, but the BlackBerry Desktop Software says that the upgrade is not available, because I have no Mobile provider?

  I was wrong.  I think OS6 for the 9650.  Without a data plan, it's a bit more involved to date, however.  You must wipe the device completely and then reload the OS from scratch.

  You have to find a company that offers the update by download.  Here are the instructions.

  1. start by searching for your operator and the system operating file that you want to use.

  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/support/downloads/download_sites.jsp

  2. it's not bad to do a manual of your device first, backup using the Desktop Manager > backup. Close at the end Office Manager and disconnect it from BlackBerry. You can get the BlackBerry Desktop Software here http://us.blackberry.com/apps-software/desktop/

  3. download the OS from step 1 of the file on the PC then install on the PC by running (double click) the downloaded file.

  4. go into c:\program files Research in motion\apploader and delete the file named "vendor.xml." Also, check the following locations for the vendor.xml file and delete all instances of the file:

  On Windows Vista/7, go to C:\Users\YOUR_USER\AppData\Roaming\Research in XML Motion\BlackBerry\Loader (where 'YOUR_USER' is your user name)

  On Windows XP, go to C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR_USER\Application is In Motion\BlackBerry\Loader XML (where 'YOUR_USER' is your user name)

  5 use BBSAK from BBSAK.org and wipe the device (after doing a full backup), then after you get the 507 error (no OS installed) then go to the next step.

  6. plug the BlackBerry and double-click on "Loader.exe." It is located in c:\program files\common research in motion\apploader

• BlackBerry Smartphones don't use wifi

  Hello

  I am a newbie for Blackberry. I turned off my data plan and connect to the wifi. but when I try to browser it say unable to connect. Error message: data service are disabled. Go to the Mobile network to enable. I don't want to use my data plan. I want to use wife to go. Please advice. Thank you.

  Hey gunasilanm,

  Welcome to the community of BlackBerry Support Forums.

  Thanks for the question.

  Data services must be enabled to use the Wi - Fi® network. I suggest to turn off the Mobile network, if you do not want to use the data from the mobile phone network.

  Let me know if you have any other questions.

  See you soon.

• Impossibility of blackBerry Smartphones using Blackberry Messenger with Wifi

  Hi all

  I started having a problem with Blackberry Messenger about 5 days ago, I can't add contacts, send or receive messages while using on Wifi. I get like a small watch red on the side all I'm trying to send messages and my contact is never any of these messages.

  I'm actually abroad so I try to use Wifi I want to pay a huge phone bill, I contacted my service provider, they say that everything goes well on their side, after making a few test (send me messages and beyond) and told me that the problem could be the Blackberry server. I've been abroad compared with the month last 2 and as I said problems only started a few days ago.

  Someone of you adds a similar problem? Have you managed to fix it?

  Thanks for your time

  Vincent

  On-screen connection management > Mobile network, what is your data Services on... must be THERE or WE roaming.

• I have access to the Internet, but I can't open something that uses WiFi.

  I have Internet connection on my computer, but after each 10:00 P. M, even though my computer says I have an internet connection, I can not open anything that uses WiFi. Y at - it an app that does this or there is a setting that sets deadlines for the WiFi on the computer?

  Gerry,

  Thanks for all your help and effort you put in.

  I discovered it was my wireless router was not working.

  Thank you very much!

• FastMail contacts access blackBerry 10 using Mac OS x Server

  Hello community,

  I configured my Z10 (OS 10.3.2.2474) to access my contacts FastMail using Mac OS x Server.

  The contacts are downloaded to my phone and I can view, edit, and delete. All changes are synchronized with the FastMail server.

  I only have a problem: new contacts that I create using the Z10 are not uploaded to the server. Stay on the phone, they are not synchronized.

  Could you please help me with this problem?

  Thanks in advance.

  Thank you very much for your answer.

  Unfortunetly it does not solve the problem. But I managed to solve the problem by changing my FastMail account type: before I had a user to a family account and now I have changed to an individual account. After that everything works fine.