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• Antenna of blackBerry Smartphones Blackberry 8520

  Where is he? upper left, upper right, lower left, or bottom right?

  It seems low center/right.

• Applications blackBerry Smartphones to be recorded in the internal storage card or media other than RAM.

  Hi guys,.
  IAM hrdware configuration set with hand torch
  512 MB of RAM
  4 GB of storage internal

  If I install any appps blackberry app world are those get saved in the RAM memory, which reduces the speed of the aircraft, to help me how do to install applications to the media card or internal storage

  Thank you best regards &,.
  Sandra

  Hello!

  There are three types of potential memory on a BB: 1) application memory, the device memory) 2 and 3) Media/SD Card Memory.

  Application memory - it is the most important; It is protected (not available to the user), dedicated and (fixed size) space as the destination for the installation of applications (more a few storage applications, overhead and other costs). You can't touch AppMemory. You cannot improve the maximum AppMemory that your BB has. It is what it is. Applications can install only here... There is no other choice.

  The device memory - it is space on your BB you can touch these files, images, media, etc. In general, it is not very big, but it is available.

  Memory card SD/Media- is what it says... your SD card to store files, media, photos, etc.. It can be as large as your BB OS can support... see this KB:

  • KB05461 Sizes of card MicroSD taken in charge by the BlackBerry device software

  On some devices/OS levels, you can see 'Free file' (Options > status), I think this is equivalent to AppMemory. You can see on other devices, all the memory usage levels three (Options > memory). Here are some tips to use:

  • KB02843 What is the function of low memory manager on the BlackBerry smartphone
  • KB14320 How to maximize space and power battery life on the BlackBerry smartphone
  • KB14213 Call logs, SMS text and email messages are deleted from the BlackBerry smartphone

  Finally, it is always important to correctly close applications when you are finished with them. Using the back or on the red button won't do that - those leave the app to decide what to do... and some let themselves memory-resident, consumes resources on your BB, slowing down the overall performance. On the contrary, to close an application, tap on and select 'Close' or 'Quit'... which force the application to be closed, freeing resources for your new use it consumed. Some applications will always be running (in general - BBMessenger, browser, homescreen, phone and Messages)... but, you should always close them properly - especially the browser... If we leave on a web page, it will not consume only additional resources, but the power of the battery as well.

  In addition, each time a random strange behavior or slow creeps, the first thing to do is a battery pop reboot. With power ON, remove the hood back and remove the battery. Wait a minute, then replace the battery and cover. Power on and wait patiently through the long reboot - about 5 minutes. See if things return to functioning. Like all computing devices, BB suffers from memory leaks and others... with a hard reboot is the best remedy. Some have taken to do this on a regular basis as a preventive measure... some as often as once a day. Others got the app QuickPull to automate a simulated Batt Pull.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones after International travel, cannot cross GSM network only WiFi internet

  I live in Germany and recently went to the Netherlands. When I crossed the border, Vodafone made me cut my data services due to roaming, which I did.  When I went back in Germany and handed over running my data services, I now can't get internet access (browsing and e-mail) when I am connected to my network domestic wi - fi.  As soon as I get out of my house, I can't access e-mail or internet on GSM network.  Texting still works like the phone feature.    I hope there is a change in the fast configuration I can do, but so far, all indications are that it connects to the network vodafone.de, so I think it's a setting on the phone rather than a network problem.

  I get the error message is "the network is currently unavailable...". »

  My details:

  BB Curve 8520

  V5.0.01036

  Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  I suggest the following, in order, even if they seem redundant to what you have already tried (steps 1 and 2, each should result in a message to your BB to come...) Please wait for this before moving on to the next step):

  (1) registry HRT

  • KB00510 How to register a BlackBerry smartphone with wireless network

  (2) remove and return Service directories

  • KB05000 Remove the maintenance book for the BlackBerry Internet Service email account in the BlackBerry smartphone
  • KB02830 Send the directories for the BlackBerry Internet Service

  (3) restart to take batt

  • Each time a random strange behavior or slow creeps, the first thing to do is a battery pop reboot. With power ON, remove the hood back and remove the battery. Wait a minute, then replace the battery and cover. Power on and wait patiently through the long reboot - about 5 minutes. See if things return to functioning. Like all computing devices, BB suffers from memory leaks and others... with a hard reboot is the best remedy.

  I hope that will move things again for you! If this isn't the case, then you should contact your provider of wireless services for formal support.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones built in storage media errors, not now restart...

  During the last two weeks, I received several cases where I received

  the following error message: "built in storage not accessible due to a detected errors. You want to repair? »

  
  I said yes and he fixed the problem.  Yesterday, I sent a BBM message and the phone reset... on suddenly it reboot only gets 3/4 of the way through the startup process (stops under the 1 'r' in the Blackberry logo).

  I tried a multitude of things I've seen on many forums, including let it stand all night with the battery, try to start in safe mode (which I never could get it to do).  This morning, it does the same thing.  I found a post that suggested to reformat the internal memory, which I should have done when I had questions.

  Is it possible to get this reformatted internal memory if the phone does not start?  Any suggestions would be helpful.  I will ask a new phone of my business, but know that I won't get it until tomorrow... so I'm willing to try anything to make it work again (today).

  P.S. Yes, I'm one of those guys who will lead to 10 miles around traffic stopped, just to keep moving! ;-)

  Hi chmberry

  That's what I set my phone freeze (9860). By JSanders.

  (1) make sure that you have Blackberry Desktop Manager installed.
  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/services/desktop/
  (2) on your PC, go to start > run and copy and paste the following line exactly (i.e. with quotation marks):

  'c:\program files\common research in motion\apploader\loader.exe' /nojvm

  (3) the Application Loader Wizard will appear - click on "next".
  (4) in the ' connection: ' drop-down menu, you should see "USB - PIN: UNKNOWN". Click on the button "next".
  (5) you should see a list of applications ready to be installed for your Blackberry. Press Next and finish, and that you are well on your way to get your Blackberry to life. Congratulations! Just unplug and let the process finish completely.

  NOTE: If you do not display the list of applications mentioned in step 5 and instead to see the message "the Blackberry Desktop Software has no Blackberry Device Software for the device you have connected to the computer. Contact your wireless service provider or system administrator', then you must download the Blackberry operating system for your support and your device.

  BlackBerry Device Operating System downloads: http://www.blackberryforums.com/blackberry-device-specific/
  Simply select the model of the device in the list and download the latest version. Install this download and follow the steps above again and you should be on the right track.

  *****************
  IF the above does not work or help, you need to use JL_Cmder to wipe the device and then load the operating system on the device. Follow the instructions here:

  Download JL_Cmder http://www.blackberryforums.com/rim-software/18789-jl_cmder.html
  or download BBSAK http://bbsak.org/download.php

  If JL_Cmder does not work, you can try this:
  KB10144, http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB10144
  and this: KB20371 http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB20371

  Additional information:
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/KB24395 "Error 523", "App Error 523", or "JVM 523" is displayed on the BlackBerry smartphone

  Item number: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB10144 
  KB10144 How to force detection of the smartphone BlackBerry using the Application Loader

   

  Good luck.

• How to debug the java application BlackBerry on Eclipse with a BlackBerry Smartphone?

  Problem:

  How to debug the java application BlackBerry on Eclipse with a BlackBerry Smartphone?

  The following procedure:

  http://docs.BlackBerry.com/en/developers/deliverables/12002/Debug_an_app_on_BB_device_656366_11.jsp

  Error:

  An internal error occurred during: "launch WMMS_ACC_video_test0".
  java.lang.NullPointerException

  I found that other methods of debugging.

  If anyone knows how to do it please tell me.

  Thank you for your attention.

  http://www.BlackBerryForums.com/developer-forum/107455-debugging-live-device.html

  Solution:

  Start the IDE
  Connect your device to the PC via USB
  compile your application and load on the device
  in JDE - Debug - attach to-Pocket
  ignore all dialog boxes
  do the breakpoint
  Start your application on the device

• Sellers of understanding of blackBerry on blackberry Smartphones

  Hey

  My boss gave me his old blackberry. He used proximus (Belgium). I don't think that the phone is locked (how I see this?).

  He also had a problem with in the past, this has been fixed but suddenly no more Dutch language.

  I searched this forum and found a software link (Desktop & Device Software Download Sites for BlackBerry users):

  If you have not purchased your BlackBerry® smartphone directly from Research In Motion (RIM), please select the link to your service provider below to download the BlackBerry® Desktop Software and BlackBerry® Device Software that your service provider has authorized for use with your device.

  If I understand correctly: Let's say if I'm going to buy a new company BASIC SIM card (a provider of services in Belgium), I need to install the software for this service provider.

  Does this mean that if I am abroad (outside), I can't use the phone more?

  I need blackberry device software to reinstall the blackberry, so the Dutch language is back.

  Is there a difference between these software (sorted by country) or what's available that's different languages?

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  You have several misunderstandings... then this post will be a bit long... Sorry about that...

  haramo wrote:

  My boss gave me his old blackberry. He used proximus (Belgium). I don't think that the phone is locked (how I see this?).

  Reference:

  • http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/General-BlackBerry-functions-and/unlocking-your-BlackBerry-gu...

  haramo wrote:

  If I understand correctly: Let's say if I'm going to buy a new company BASIC SIM card (a provider of services in Belgium), I need to install the software for this service provider.

  # With the appropriate tips (below), you can use any bundle of BONES of any carrier, as long as it's your specific model BB number.

  haramo wrote:

  Does this mean that if I am abroad (outside), I can't use the phone more?

  Completely independent.

  To use your BB when out of your network home, and if you want to keep your home SIM card inserted, you must have stored with your carrier network for roaming, international data plan if that's where you are roaming to.

  To use your BB on a network of different carrier with their SIM card, you must first have unlocked your BB is carrier home (see above for that).

  Other (applies to both), your BB must be compatible with the carrier data network technology and frequency... If the radio inside your BB does not support the network of the carrier, then nothing will work. If it is compatible, then you should be able to receive voice-level services. But for data level BB services, must still ensure that your specific model BB number is supported by this network of carrier for AutoShip of HRT and maintenance to your BB book... If not, then you will not be able to receive data of BB services.

  haramo wrote:

  Is there a difference between these software (sorted by country) or what's available that's different languages?

  It's actually more and less complicated than that. Looking at all the 4 bytes of the version number of the operating system, if the two carriers have the same version, then the package is the same from the functional point of view BB. However, each company tends to "Pack" the package they release with some specific things from carrier, but none of this is really necessary... it's usually just things like icons of teaser for applications that a carrier has agreed to try to push their users. Not important.

  Regarding the language, it is not simply a matter of the carrier you choose. It is rather a question of the OS package you choose, such as governed by this KB:

  • Article ID: KB05305 Location of support for BlackBerry smartphones

  haramo wrote:

  I need blackberry device software to reinstall the blackberry, so the Dutch language is back.

  OK, with all the foregoing of the road now, the easiest way is, on a PC (you can not do this on MAC):

  (1) make sure that you have a current backup and your BB complete... you can find the instructions at the link in my auto-sig below.

  2) uninstall all the BB OS packages from your PC,

  (3) make sure you have the BB Desktop Software already installed

  • http://us.BlackBerry.com/software/desktop.html

  (4) download and install on your computer, the BB OS package you want:

  • http://us.BlackBerry.com/support/downloads/download_sites.jsp
  • If all you want are the levels of BONE, it is first sorted by carrier - the carrier supports, your search will be fast. However, some carriers are much slower than others to release updates. To really get the package up-to-date OS for your BB, you need to dig through and find all businesses that support your specific model BB and then compare the BONE levels they support.
  • Use the location KB link above as your guide to choose a package that contains the language you want.

  5) remove all copies of the SELLER on your PC. XML... There will be at least one and maybe 2, and they will be located in the same way or to (it changes based on your version of Windows) these files:

  • C:\Program Files (x 86) \Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader
  • C:\Users\(your Windows username) \AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry\Loader XML

  6 (a) to change your level of BB OS installed (at level or lower), you can run the Desktop software and connect your BB... the software should offer the operating system package you have installed on your PC.

  6 (b) or, for recharging your BB OS level installed as well to change, work around the Desktop software and use the CHARGER. EXE directly, through step 2 in this process:

  • http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/BlackBerry-device-software/how-to-reload-your-operating-syste...
  • Note Although written to "recharge" and the storm, it can be used to upgrade, downgrade or recharge any BB device model - depends on the operating system package you download and install on your PC.

  If, during the process of 6a or 6 b, your BB has an error '507', simply unplug the USB of the BB cord and reinsert it. do nothing else... This should allow the installation to continue. When installing, be sure to check deeply to all available applications to choose to settle... don't forget to dig deep into each element of multi-level and don't forget that you have selected everything that relates to your language (s) you want.

  Good luck and let us know!

• Storage of applications for blackBerry Smartphones

  Hey everyone... I use my 9790 bold, he repeats to me my memory to applications is 512 MB internal memory of the phone's 8 GB! So is there anyway to increase this limited storage for applications? In addition, this space does not increase if I use an external MicroSD memory?

  Hello...

  There are three types of potential memory on a BB: 1) application memory, the device memory) 2 and 3) Media/SD Card Memory.

  Application memory - it is the most important; It is protected (not available to the user), dedicated and fixed (size: 512 MB in your case) space that is available to the House of the OS itself, as the destination for the installation of applications (more a few storage applications, overhead and other costs). You can't touch AppMemory. You cannot improve the maximum AppMemory that your BB has. It is what it is. Applications can install only here... There is no other choice.

  The device memory - it is space on your BB you can touch these files, images, media, etc. In general, it is not very big, but it is available.

  Memory card SD/Media- is what it says... your SD card to store files, media, photos, etc.. It can be as large as your BB OS can support... see this KB:

  • KB05461 Sizes of card MicroSD taken in charge by the BlackBerry device software

  On some devices/OS levels, you can see 'Free file' (Options > status), I think this is equivalent to AppMemory. You can see on other devices, all the memory usage levels three (Options > memory). Here are some tips to use:

  • KB02843 What is the function of low memory manager on the BlackBerry smartphone
  • KB14320 How to maximize space and power battery life on the BlackBerry smartphone
  • KB14213 Call logs, SMS text and email messages are deleted from the BlackBerry smartphone

  Finally, it is always important to correctly close applications when you are finished with them. Using the back or on the red button won't do that - those leave the app to decide what to do... and some let themselves memory-resident, consumes resources on your BB, slowing down the overall performance. On the contrary, to close an application, tap on and select 'Close' or 'Quit'... which force the application to be closed, freeing resources for your new use it consumed. Some applications will always be running (in general - BBMessenger, browser, homescreen, phone and Messages)... but, you should always close them properly - especially the browser... If we leave on a web page, it will not consume only additional resources, but the power of the battery as well.

  In addition, each time a random strange behavior or slow creeps, the first thing to do is a battery pop reboot. With power ON, remove the hood back and remove the battery. Wait a minute, then replace the battery and cover. Power on and wait patiently through the long reboot - about 5 minutes. See if things return to functioning. Like all computing devices, BB suffers from memory leaks and others... with a hard reboot is the best remedy. Some have taken to do this on a regular basis as a preventive measure... some as often as once a day. Others got the app QuickPull to automate a simulated Batt Pull.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry smartphones I can´t delete a photo. MSJ: (the file is currently in use)

  Hello! I took a few pictures with my BB cam, a few days later, I decided to delete these images, but every time I try the BB see the mw a message that says:
  "The file is currently being used"
  If I select OK; It does not remove it and this is the only option to select. Could someone let me know what can delete?

  Advanced thanks.

  Hello

  Assure us that first that no other application is using the file.

  Start your Blackberry in safe mode.

  Use the option of the Explorer in the main menu of the media to locate and delete the file.

  (Procedures with pictures are listed below).

  When you are finished with the file, and then restart (battery pull) your device in normal mode.

  Let us know how it goes!

  Thank you

  Bifocals

  How to start a BlackBerry smartphone in safe mode

  Explore the map media and internal memory content

  How to remove files from a BlackBerry smartphone

• BlackBerry smartphones is this a problem with my Bold 9700 flash memory?

  A few annoying problems recently with my Bold 9700.

  First, my Blackberry has suddenly started to massively delete recent appointments in my calendar, which will attempt to remove them from my Outlook calendar when I synchronize the device to my laptop.  This has not happened before, and I checked to make sure that the schedule is set to never delete nominations, and it is set correctly.

  Second, my Blackberry App World application (both on the device and online) does not display one of my installed applications, except one, but they are all still on the device and working properly.  I'm 18 apps installed from BB App World, beyond the pre-installed applications on the device, which are less than 10 MB in total size.

  The reason I think that the problem could be linked to the internal flash memory is that whenever I want to install an application, I usually get a message indicating there is enough memory and I have to uninstall some other applications to free up space.  When I checked my memory earlier, he said that had less than 1 MB.  I restarted the machine and now it tells me there is 12.2 MB of available space, which always seems incredibly low for me since I installed only about 10 MB of my own applications.  So, I delete the file all attachments of the device and do not keep e-mail on the device beyond 30 days, and all media is stored on flash cards, not in the device memory.

  The most important question I have to solve is how to prevent the device to delete data from calendar (it keeps recurring appointments, but has been deleted and everything before about two weeks ago).

  Hello

  It's an automatic protection mechanism with BBs. During the AppMemory (not the device, no media memory card memory) get low, the BB must start deleting things to preserve its ability to operate. Unfortunately, he really can't go after data... it can't really go after installed applications. Here are some tips to use:

  • http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/KB15345
  • KB02843 What is the function of low memory manager on the BlackBerry smartphone
  • KB14320 How to maximize space and power battery life on the BlackBerry smartphone
  • • KB14213 Call logs, SMS text and email messages are deleted from the BlackBerry smartphone
  • KB10183 E-mail messages are removed from the BlackBerry device until the messages expire

  In addition, it is always important to correctly close applications when you are finished with them. Using the back or on the red button won't do that - those leave the app to decide what to do... and some let themselves memory-resident, consumes resources on your BB, slowing down the overall performance. On the contrary, to close an application, tap on and select 'Close' or 'Quit'... which force the application to be closed, freeing resources for your new use it consumed. Some applications will always be running (in general - BBMessenger, browser, homescreen, phone and Messages)... but, you should always close them properly - especially the browser... If we leave on a web page, it will not consume only additional resources, but the power of the battery as well.

  Now, AppMemory is not just for the apps... the real BB operating system is here as well. Depending on the options you have included, which might be things bloating as well.

  Good luck!

• Unlocking blackBerry Smartphones 8830 World Edition GSM and code provider

  Hello

  I'm a guy unsavvy tech and have an 8830 World Edition phone. Bought this from Auntie Indicom (Vendor ID: 269), a CDMA operator which also provided a GSM SIM for only international roaming. Last month, number portability Mobile came into India, and I went to a GSM provider, Vodafone India. After the transfer of numbers, simply inserted the new Vodafone SIM and the phone and Blackberry services are working well with the new operator. Two questions:

  1. from the Options-> advanced-> SIM card Options, after typing MEPD, I see:

  ID: a large number

  Customization:

  Disabled SIM

  Active network

  Network subset disabled

  Service Provider disabled

  People with reduced mobility

  Does this mean that my Blackberry is locked? If Yes, is it blocked by Vodafone? Given that I have moved the Auntie service provider Vodafone and does not seem to wear the same number on the same phone, aunt locked the phone.

  2. type Alt-EACE, I always see the Vendor ID 269 (Auntie). See also the logo of Auntie initially upwards. Is it possible that I can change the ID of the seller or at least stop getting the start screen for the old vendor? This ID Vendo has something to do with the above-mentioned lock?

  Would be very grateful if some kind soul illuminates.

  Thank you

  Paul

  India

  There must be something different on a BB WE that allows the use of other SIMs, though always stuck at home carrier. Odd, but your experience proves the theory. I seriously doubt that release will make a difference, but certainly to try I guess.

  I don't know why your BB is as you describe... but, I want to propose the following steps, in order, even if they seem redundant to what you have already tried. However, you want to be careful here. I don't know how you originally got your BB running services on your current operator. All BB services are controlled by the Service books. If a carrier does not natively support a BB model on their network, there are a few things that need to be taken to get these SBs on than non-native BB. If only it had to do, don't go here... you could just wipe out all your services level of BB. But if none of these tricks are required (which would mean that your carrier supports natively your BB model), then you should be safe to go ahead.

  Steps 1 and 2 each should translate into a message to your BB to come:

  (1) registry HRT

  • KB00510 How to register a BlackBerry smartphone with wireless network

  (2) Service reference books

  • KB02830 Send the directories for the BlackBerry Internet Service

  (3) restart to take batt

  • Each time a random strange behavior or slow creeps, the first thing to do is a battery pop reboot. With power ON, remove the hood back and remove the battery. Wait a minute, then replace the battery and cover. Power on and wait patiently through the long reboot - about 5 minutes. See if things return to functioning. Like all computing devices, BB suffers from memory leaks and others... with a hard reboot is the best remedy.

  Maybe it will make a difference. I really do not know about you, to be honest. It's a tricky business, and you can well serve just as well by getting a new BB you get from your carrier... which by the way, you would have at least that the formal support at your disposal channel.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry® Smartphones email on my blackberry

  I'm not able to receive or send emails from my hotmail using my Blackberry account.  Is there a way I get my hotmail on my Blackberry account?

  Procedure

  To set up your BlackBerry Internet Service or e-mail BlackBerry and your e-mail account, do one of the following procedures:

  • Create the BlackBerry Internet, BlackBerry mail and e-mail or account e-mail BlackBerry from your BlackBerry smartphone
  • Create the BlackBerry Internet, BlackBerry mail and e-mail or account e-mail BlackBerry from your computer

  To set up your BlackBerry Internet Service, BlackBerry e-mail and messaging or e-mail BlackBerry from your BlackBerry smartphone account

  You can configure your account from your BlackBerry smartphone or from your computer.

  Note (only for users of new BlackBerry Internet Service): New BlackBerry Internet Service, BlackBerry mail and e-mail and subscribe to BlackBerry Mail can create their accounts on their BlackBerry smartphone without having to create a login user and a password to access their accounts. For more information on the automatic connection, see KB13955.

  To set up your BlackBerry Internet Service or BlackBerry mail and your e-mail account of your BlackBerry smartphone

  1. Verify that your BlackBerry smartphone is connected to the wireless network. For more information about network status indicators, see KB02334.
  2. Click on the e-mail settings.
  3. Carefully read the legal terms.
     • Check Yes, have read and understood the legal terms.
     • Click I agree, to be bound by the legal Conditions to continue the installation process.

     Note: The BlackBerry Internet Service, BlackBerry mail and e-mail or BlackBerry e-mail account is now set up.

  4. All measures appropriate to begin to send and receive e-mail messages.
     • Add a personal email address or work
     • Create a BlackBerry email address

  Add a personal email address or work

  1. On the email account configuration screen, enter your work email address password and existing personnel. Click Next.
  2. You will receive access configured successfully to your e-mail account. Click OK. Services - email account screen appears.
  3. Services - the email account screen gives an overview of the following:
     • Integrated email addresses
     • Option to add an e-mail account - allows the Subscriber to integrate third-party e-mail accounts
     • Services and settings - designed to allow subscribers to manage their BlackBerry Internet Service accounts, including the dispatch of service and change in language books
     • Help - provides online help
     • End user agreement

  Create a BlackBerry email address

  1. The create a BlackBerry Email address screen, enter a user name, password and confirm the password, secret question, and secret answer.
  2. Click OK.
  3. You will receive access configured successfully to your e-mail account. Click OK. Services - email account screen appears.
  4. In the screen Service - email account , you can edit or delete each email address, integrate a different e-mail account or go to display settings and Service.

  To set up your BlackBerry Internet Service, BlackBerry e-mail and messaging or e-mail account of BlackBerry from your computer

  Note: New subscribers who create their BlackBerry Internet Service, BlackBerry mail and e-mail or BlackBerry e-mail from the computer accounts and create a login user and a password to access their account to BlackBerry Internet Service will automatically turn off the automatic connect feature. For more information on the automatic connection, see KB13955.

  1. Perform an operation to Save now on the BlackBerry smartphone. For instructions, see KB00510.
  2. Go to the account page of your wireless BlackBerry Internet Service provider.

     Note: To find your BlackBerry Internet Service Provider web site, go to the Support section on the BlackBerry website (http://na.blackberry.com/eng/support/software/internet.jsp) and click on the link of your service provider in the section access to the BlackBerry Internet Service Web site .

  3. Click create a new account.

     

  4. Read the BlackBerry Internet Service end user agreement and place a check in the box I have read and understood the legal terms. Click I agree.

     

  5. Type the number of personal information (PIN) and the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) or number (ESN) for your BlackBerry smartphone and click continue.

     Note: For instructions on how to locate the code PIN, IMEI or ESN on your BlackBerry smartphone, see KB05026.

     

  6. Type a user name and password, and click Next.

     

  7. If the username chosen is already taken by another subscriber of BlackBerry Internet Service, you must choose a different username. Provide suggestions of names of users who have not yet been taken. Once you have selected an option, click Next.

     

  8. Your BlackBerry Internet Service account is now set up. You can start adding e-mail accounts or create a BlackBerry email address.

     

  More info

  For a list of useful articles and links about the BlackBerry Internet Service, visit BlackBerry Internet Service.

• Unable to connect to my Blackberry smartphone to sync my contacts and calendar

  Original title; Unable to connect to my Blackberry smartphone

  Since the last Windows Update August 17, I can no longer connect my computer to my phone smart blackberry to sync my contacts and calendar

  Thanks for your help. I decided to check with my Blackberry service provider, and they were able to fix the problem by simply removing and then reinsert the cell phone battery while it was connected to my computer. The old trick 'the battery '. Never thought of that.

  Thanks again!

• 3/10/11: Vista update story reported that an update to the Blackberry smartphone failed to install. How can I get this update or at least know why it has not installed?

  Here are the associated error message.

  Research in Motion - other hardware - BlackBerry Smartphone

  Installation date: 10/04/2011 03:00

  Installation status: failed

  Error details: Code 800F020B

  Update type: recommended

  Research in Motion, another update of the software of hardware released in April 2008

  More information:

  http://winqual.Microsoft.com/support/?DriverID=20165724

  Help and Support:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/select/?target=hub

  Hello

  If Windows Update error 800f020b while trying to install updates, an update that you are trying to install applies to a device that is not connected to the computer. Make sure all your devices are connected and turned on, and then try to install updates again.

  Refer to this article for more information:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/Windows-Update-error-800f020b

  Kind regards
  Afzal Taher
  Microsoft technical support engineer

• I can not sincronize my Blackberry Desktop Manager with Windows Live. I get the message "unknown error reported" How turn off the connected BlackBerry smartphone advanced power management features

  I'm on resolution 5, I used four different resolutions and none of them work, and I do not understand how to apply the meanless 5. Resolution 5

  Turn off the connected BlackBerry smartphone advanced power management features. For more information about how to disable the USB selective suspend feature in Windows, visitMicrosoft Help and Support site and search for "disable usb selective suspend."

  See if http://support.microsoft.com/kb/902274 help
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  > I'm on resolution 5, I used four different and no resolutions are
  > work them, and I do not understand how to apply the meanless 5.
  > Resolution 5
  > Turn off the connected BlackBerry advanced power management features
  > smartphone. For more information about how to disable the selective USB
  > suspend functionality in Windows, see the Microsoft Help and Support site
  > and look for "disable usb selective suspend."
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