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• Blackberry Curve 8320 unlocked blackBerry smartphones

  Hello

  I have not actually bought my Blackberry yet, but I'm looking into it right now. I want to buy a unlocked Blackberry Curve 8320 which was previously on AT & T or T-mobile (I'm a couple more different). Anyway, I wanted to buy a Blackberry and place it on a data plan with Rogers Canada. I'm doing this because I want to be able to use BBM, so I think I need a data plan.

  I buy the Blackberry separately because I want to be able to use overseas when I use another GSM SIM card for example. I know doing it on contract is cheaper, but I don't want to do that because I will be locked on a 3 year contract and I won't be at the Canada for 3 years.

  I just want to know if the Rogers data network will work with a Blackberry unlocked as I described above. I asked Rogers customer service and they said that they cannot confirm that the Rogers data network will be to 'connect' with the unlocked Blackberry because it once belonged to another provider and I should buy a Blackberry from Rogers. I don't know if they just said that if I would buy the Blackberry from Rogers rather than elsewhere. I know the unlocked Blackberry should work fine with a regular for calls and SMS GSM SIM card and all that but I want to know specifically about BBM - ing.

  Sorry, my question is so long. Thanks a lot for your help!

  While Canadian companies may be different from their American counterarts I do not that the differences are only significant to materially affect my response.

  When you buy a 'new' locked onto a support device will be offered the device at a price at a price significantly lower than the retail price recommended for her.  That's what prescribed contractual lock in as they recover for the duration of the contract, the difference between what you pay and the cost.  They're subsidizing the price in order to collect a healthy monthly fees for access.

  All U.S. carriers require a data plan for smartphones in addition to any general "plans" for just minutes and text packages etc.  I guess that Canadian businesses require the same.

  In order to use BBM you need a dataplan carriers which is what allows your device use the features of the BIS (Blackberry Internet service) requiring Blackberry data push, e-mail, all what is "data".

  This is a new in the box device purchased by your friends at Rogers.  They sold you a Blackberry and they dance as they listen to the registry will chaching.  This is music to their ears.  This is an item being sold and it is "locked" to Rogers.  Of course, for each month of your servitude under contract happen to dance again once the Registry continues to provide them with more chaching.

  You bought a camera from them, you can use it at this stage only with them.  They will be as you might or might not be aware subject to various and assorted penalties if you tire of their service or their absence and take your business elsewhere, or try.  Costs of early termination can easily exceed your initial cost plus for a premium, in a credit institution, violating laws governing wear.

  It's what keeps dissatisfied customers even with the carriers that are less satisfactory.  It is just too expensive to leave while allowing some, but not all carriers for you 'sell' the balance of your contract to another.  If Rogers of permits that are unknown to me.

  If you buy an "unlocked" device it is expected of the band is compatible with Rogers (GSM/CDMA as the case may be) perfectly capable to be activated on their network.

  Their after-sales service is to use a euphemism, blowing smoke.  They know perfectly well that a device unlocked regardless of its origin.  They won't make you a device for which they do not receive rewarding chaching first and make run on their network.  Since you did not pay a subsidized price for the device that you are not obliged to a three-year plan or some length Rogers requires for locked for new devices.

  While they play stupid indeed hoping you will buy them and locked himself in a service contract.  It's guaranteed money for thirty-six months.  It's a lot of money.

  Assuming you get to admit only a 8320 unlocked (GSM) will play well with their network that you can buy a phone, monthly data on the plan without being locked in a period of time.

  You will absolutely need the dataplan however, at least the minimum plan they offer will prevent access to the services that make it a Blackberry.

  Of major importance for you in as long as purchaser of a used instrument is the only one not is indeed "unlocked" but the PIN was released by the former owner and the access to its carrier, T-Mobile or AT & T.  Every Blackberry is assigned a unique PIN that lives with her forever.  For example, if I want to sell my unlocked Blackberry Storm I will have to make arrangements for the release of the Verizon PIN so that a subsequent purchaser can activate the storm on Verizon (my service provider) or such that it is unlocked any service provider, as it really is a universal device capable of activation on a CDMA/GSM/UMTS network or Global.

  I would like to buy a used if and only if it is verifiable that the PIN was released by the previous owner/carrier.  With the instrument in hand, it can be checked on the device or not it is unlocked.  The output of the SPINDLE must be verified by the previous carrier and I'm too cynical, but I wouldn't take the word of the seller unless it was a very trustworthy family member and even then, I would like to politely ask for verification.

  Rogers wants money on your part.  They want the money upfront to sell you a Blackberry and they want the contract guaranteed money for the long term for the months down the line.  For Rogers, it's win/win.

  You can, even if it's an expensive to buy a new device of Rogers at the MSRP and not you will not lock in a three-year contract.  The majority of carriers who does not advertise that the difference is more than lost long-term do not lock you in their.

  I hope this helps.  If I appear cynical, it's because I am.  Carriers are there to increase their profits and integrity is lost in the maze.

• My BB Curve of blackBerry Smartphones always freezes...

  I always use my phone, the bb curve 9320, and now it always freezes. whenever I have send messages important, tweets, and surfing the internet I end up still waiting for black "timer" to be gone so I can continue...

  I checked the app storage etil still 21 mb.

  What should be the problem? I would really appreciate the help. Thank you!

  Hello! Have you done a hard reset?

  A hard reset is similar to rebooting a computer that is not responding. A hard reset shut BlackBerry applications and restarts the BlackBerry smartphone operating system reboots the hardware components of the BlackBerry smartphone, including the wireless transmitter/receiver.

  Note: A hard reset deletes all settings or the data on the BlackBerry smartphone.

  To perform a hard reset, follow these steps:

  1. Turn off the BlackBerry smartphone.
  2. Remove the battery.
  3. Reinsert the battery.
  4. Wait until that smartphone BlackBerry start.

  In addition,

  Confirm that all installed third-party applications are approved for the device

  Make sure that all third party applications installed on the BlackBerry smartphone are approved for the device. If the problem persists, remove third-party applications to ensure that they do not affect performance.

  And don't forget,

  Optimize flash memory

  You can keep the smart phone BlackBerry operating at peak performance by maximizing the available flash memory. Increase the amount of available memory on your BlackBerry smartphone by performing the following tasks:

  1. Add a memory card
  2. Remove unused languages
  3. Delete call logs
  4. Remove the sample video
  5. Empty the Cache and Cookies in the browser
  6. Delete rarely used applications
  7. Delete old data

  Keep us informed! See you soon

• MY BLACKBERRY CURVE 9380 blackBerry smartphones

  Good day all

  My blackberry 9380 curve, asked me to restart and cela I did it, but after a while he began to show me a message saying JVM error 517 reset. I'm totally helpless because I removed my battery too and has replaced new but its always showing me this text... Please inform me of what to do because it's the first time this has happened... I really need help as in ASAP!

  We hope to get a quick answer.

  Thank you.

  Ashley

  Hello Bianchi

  Welcome to the community

  I know how it feels to have this error.

  First of all, please update the BlackBerry smartphone to the latest version of BlackBerry Device Software available before contacting the service provider wireless for repair or replacement options. For instructions on how to update the BlackBerry Device Software, visit the website of BlackBerry Device Software Updates or see KB03621.

  If the problem persists after reloading or upgrade, contact the vendor of wireless services for repair options or replacement should the smartphone BlackBerry still fall under the warranty coverage.

  See KB30332 for an example of JVM 517 error which is solved by a software update.

  Guilbert

  Ron

• E-mail configuration for Curve 9320 blackBerry Smartphones

  Hello

  My e-mail configuration software has been deleted and I would like to know how to reinstall it, please.

  (Blackberry Curve 9320)

  Hi Dysty

  Do you have a BlackBerry data Plan on your account?

  If you already have BIS account and desktop software does not add this configuration of e-mail application, please refer to this Knowledge Base to resolve your problem:

  KB10773 : the configuration of e-mail application does not appear in the BlackBerry smartphone.

   

  Try it and let us know if you face any problem by following these steps.

• Oweners of change for a Curve 8900 blackBerry Smartphones

  I just got a new 9380 curve and have changed the devices successfully. Now I have what to spend on my old Curve 8900 to a member of the family with their SIM card and I have problems with their registration to the device. Like creating BB email, change the e-mail accounts and make a new profile for internet services of BB.

  When a problem arises I follow the steps listed, but without success

  Any suggestions?

  1 wipe the device.  Read this:

  Article ID: KB28225 BlackBerry Smartphone must be wiped before transferring the security property

  2. make sure that the new card SIM HAS the BlackBerry Plan data on this account.

• My Blackberry Curve 9380 blackBerry smartphones got error 102! Help me!

  Well, yesterday my blackberry restart itself and when he half reloaded, the screen become white with the text "" error Reload Software 102 for more information, please visit: www.blackberry.com/102".

  BUT when I went to this link, it cannot be found.

  So, how can I reuse this SMARTPHONE? I bought it 2 weeks ago, and it's urgent!

  Anyone, please help me! :"(

  Hello rianniecindy

  Welcome to the Forums of the BlackBerry Support

  Sorry to hear that your device encounters this error in two weeks. To recover your device, please refer to this knowledge base:

  KB10144 : How to force detect the BlackBerry smartphone using the Application Loader

   

  Please note the above method will delete all the data in your device, I hope that you have a backup device.

  Additional information:

  KB10068 : "JVM 102" error on the BlackBerry Smartphone   

• Icons on home screen BB Curve 8520 blackBerry Smartphones

  Hello

  Is it possible to get more icons on the home screen, without having to press the menu button (like it)

  used for the 8310 curve and possibly other BB?)

  Thank you

  Thomas

  Yes, reorganize the applications on the application screen.  This will change the order of the app on the home screen.

• Blackberry storm unlocked blackBerry Smartphones help please

  Hello, I have a unlocked blackberry storm 9530.  I am able to use it with my t-moblie account.  I can send and receive calls and texts.  However, I can't email, calendar sync, ext.  How am I able to get ALL the features and use them?

  Thanks in advance for any information.

  JB

  OK, so have you followed all the steps in the tutorial to remove the cod browser_daemon file and replace as well as 10 to 12 steps I copied above?

  Similarly, until you get the generic TMO service books copied on from TMO so pushed tutorial, you won't get anywhere.

  If you need the TMO BIS site:

  https://my.t-mobile.com/login/default.aspx

• My Curve 8520 blackBerry smartphones does not illuminate

  Good afternoon. I have a problem with a BB 8520. It does not start. The LED lights up red and the progress bar is displayed, the progression starts and stops. And it always starts. You have a solution? Thank you.

  Try this:
  force detect the BlackBerry smartphone by using the Application Loader
  http://BTSC.webapps.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB10144

• The removal of the Blackberry Curve 8350i blackBerry Smartphones email accounts

  I can't receive e-mail from my personal account, how to remove an e-mail account of my BlackBerry smartphone?

  First try to remove them from your personal email configuration, of the BlackBerry device. You should have a Setup icon.

  If not,

  http://www.BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/How_to_add_/_delete_email_addresses

• 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!

• Unlocked blackBerry Smartphones using bb curve 9310 w/Tmobile without data

  Hello, I'm looking to buy a bb curve 9310. For the moment, I'm in a 2 year contract with calls unlimited-Tmobile & text, no data plan.
  
  I need to change my phone and I would like a blackberry because I have a lot of text, and also I would use its WiFi capabilities as well.
  
  I did some research and it seems to be is not as simple as just buy the phone and put a SIM card. I just want to know if I would be able to use a unlocked bb curve with my Tmobile SIM 9310 (plan of 2 years, no data)
  
  I already know that I won't be able to use features such as BBM. I'm waiting until my contract expires and may then add a data plan or change of provider.
  
  Any response would be greatly appreciated as I need to change my phone as soon as POSSIBLE.
  
  Thank you!

  What happens with companies like At & t and Verizon. However, T-mobile in the United States is not that. I have an iPhone and a BB 9780 for two of my children on family plans for $5 per month - no data plan.

• BlackBerry 8310 curve + trackball replacement Smartphones ring / how to place the pins of the ring?

  Hi all

  I have a curve 8310 and it's maybe a very stupid question to many of you :-)

  Can someone pl tell me in directions whitch I need to hold the pins of the ring before pushing on the trackball?

  Thx a lot for the help!

  Kim

  For the round bezel trackball, there are pine trees on three sides and none on one side. This side without pins is the upper part of the ring that is inserted with this side non-goupille to the top of the BlackBerry.

  See the video here starting about 03:30 min

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=KvYbwlQL9Pg

• Valid question, no sim unlock blackBerry smartphones on Curve 8520

  Hello everyone would be grateful for any advice. I just finished the contract with Orange in the United Kingdom with a Curve 8520. They suggested to address a 3rd party unlock code editor, as their internal system takes at least a month to give the codes. I thought it was weird, but hey ho... I therefore now a code release, but to the point where I type mped and am about to give the phone code, I get the message "no sim" valid", and I can't enter the code in. Mped watch phone locked to the network screen.  I wonder if the SIM card is corrupted or damaged in any way? I haven't used the phone for several months that I had and didn't want to pay for a kidney and my first-born on roaming charges.

  Is there a non - SIM solution to unlock? I'm far, far away from the United Kingdom, in order to replace SIM Orange is not an option.  Thanks for any help

  Dave

  Do you still have the card SIM Orange inside there? Have you tried to do it without a SIM in there or an another carriers SIM card in the phone?