BlackBerry Curve 8900 unlock (UK) network smartphone

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• BlackBerry browser BlackBerry Curve 8900 Smartphones

  Could someone answer me on a small issue. I want to buy a BlackBerry Curve 8900. But on the page of 'Compare BlackBerry devices' (http://eu.blackberry.com/eng/devices/compare/product-attr-compare.jsp?products=1326&products=946&pro...), it shows that there is no browser. Is this true?

  Really, of course the Blackberry Curve no internet browser.

• Makes Smartphones blackberry curve 8900 blackBerry supports the RTSP protocol?

  BlackBerry curve 8900 support Real Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP)?

  Sandeep-

  Since RIM OS v 4.3.0 RTSP is supported: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB14216

  BB 8900 RIM OS 4.6.x - so it's a device software supports the RTSP

• BlackBerry smartphones I currently own a Blackberry Curve 8900 and I can't...

  I currently own a Blackberry Curve 8900 and I'm unable to download the App World. I tried using a t-mobile data plan and my device is also consistent with other requirements. However, I now get the message axError.gif on my computer trying to. On the blackberry browser, I get the message saying that he does not meet the requirements. How this can be solved?

  Hello!

  Please be positive that you meet all four requirements - you may need to contact your carrier to be sure 100%:

  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/services/appworld/download.jsp#tab_tab_system_requirements

  If this does not work, then please come back on these forums (http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/) and create an account so that we can provide direct assistance.

  See you soon!

• 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.

• Need help with Blackberry Curve 8900 blackBerry Smartphones need use the modem for laptop, please help

  Hello. I just bought a Black Berry Curve 8900. I am confused about which Office Manager I need to download? Should I download it Blackberry 2.0 Blackberyy 4.7? I guess using Blackberry Desktop 4.7. However, theres like more than 10 download links and pilots, which one to pick. I am new and confused. Download each of them?

  I guess I need to Blackberry USB and modem Drivers also found on Blackberry support page. However, there is so much. Which one to choose? Select all the?

  I run Windows Vista Home Basic version

  Once I download the appropriate software and drivers, how to activate the internet modem for my laptop. I have the USB to phone cable. What I used the Deskmanager or press some keys on the Blackberry Curve?

  Can someone please? Thank you very much.

  Hello!

  Sorry to point which is obvious, but since line 8 contains the words "provided by your mobile phone provider", I think that the question should be addressed to them... you should contact them, tell them what you do and get them to provide the necessary credentials.

• BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphones cannot transfer media from my computer

  I have a Curve 8900 without SIM card I use strictly offline and via Wi - Fi. (No cell connection)

  When I plug it into my computer with a USB cable, it syncs email, contacts and calendar with no problem at all.

  However, when I try to transfer music, photos or videos to and from the BB, I get a message saying "there was a problem so he tried to connect with your smart phone BlackBerry." He then proposed the link "troubleshoot my connection.

  If I go into the "Device Options" section of Desktop software, I can check the "Organizer" or boxes "my computer's date and time...» ' under 'Synchronize' but the 'Media' checkbox is grayed out and cannot be verified.

  The phone does not have a memory card or SIM inside.  Do I need one or two of them?

  How can I get this unit to connect correctly to the computer?

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  Bought a MicroSD card for it today - runs like a champ!  Thanks for the help!

• Smartphones blackBerry Curve 8900 battery life

  The life of the battery on my Curve 8900 seems to be getting worse. The phone is only 4 m. Need to recharge every day, but the use is minimal - used for texts and facebook + some downloaded items from the world of BB. I got disabling the wi - fi connection, but it seems to make no side. He started the busy day but is now only 12%!

  Someone at - it ideas?

  To avoid the dead quickly on any BlackBerry, most important practice that you can adopt is to ensure CLOSE applications when you are finished using them.

  If you simply press the Red "end call" key to return to the home screen application is actually open and running in the background. If you do this several times, you will have many apps open and therefore your memory will get used. Lack of memory is the main reason for your BlackBerry slows to a crawl or crashes. If you make a habit of actually use the menu button to close the applications that will at least slow this process memory-clogging. You may still do a battery pull or using the "Quickpull" app from time to time when things get slow.

  Similarly, check your applications running in the background. There are four or five applications that will always run fluently (Messages, Call Logs/phone, BlackBerry Messenger, home screen and the browser; there are other third-party applications such as BeeJive and alerts of BlackBerry that will work also in the bottom that you can not close if you want they work). Ensure that the browser is NOT on an active Web page (open the browser and select the Menu > close). Close all other applications that do not need to be running (the camera or a game you were playing or Google Maps).

  Here's some good advice from loading, please read and you will see that many of them will be applicable to you.
  http://www.BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/Maximum_Battery_Life
  And here: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-Community-Post/Power-Saving-Tips-for-your-BlackBer...

• BlackBerry Curve 8900 of Smartphones bluetooth vista problem

  Can't seem to get my Curve 8900 working / connected with my laptop to synchronize my organizer etc via Bluetooth.  It syncs very well when it is attached via the USB port.  Was told that it is not compatible with Vista.  Is this true? If not then a solution please as its really, really annoying to keep plugging to update!

  Thanks for your help, I'm pulling my hair out!

  OK, cool, mark the threas has been resolved please, is better for users with the same problem, thanks

• Smartphones from blackBerry Curve 8900 and different alerts

  How can I set different ringtones for different functions on BB Curve 8900?  I downloaded ringtones, but you can select only one at a time for the phone.  I also want one for e-mail, SMS text message. Thank you!

  Go to profiles > up to advanced > press the menu button on a profile > edit > change everything you want and add a ringtone for this feature.

• Smartphones blackBerry Curve 8900 - browser - Help!

  Hello

  I just bought a BB Curve 8900 & I love it – but I have a little problem with my internet browser - it works with Wifi - my wife has one as well and his works perfectly. I looked at the configuration and its browser options are as follows: browser: Internet, T-mobile, Hotspot browser.

  My doesn't have the option "Internet browser" only t-mobile and hotspot.

  Can someone help me on how to get this out there so that I can connect via wifi?

  Thank you very much!!!

  Sorry I want to say that it does NOT work with my Wifi

• Smartphones to blackBerry Curve 8900, vibrations ring

  Hello

  I'm using curve 8900 and I don't know what is wrong with it but I tried to put the profiles NORMAL to leave only the phone rings with tone and with no vibration but it still vibrates whenever the phone rings. Is it possible, this could be corrected?

  Hmm... last thought would be to create a new profile and adjust your sounds here. See if that fixes the problem. When I got my BB 8900, I did the wizard of switch device, and for some reason any the phone remember my sounds for each of the 5 accounts email I put in place on the phone. To get around that I created a new sound profile. It worked and I did just that. When I install the new software for the phone came out, this sound problem disappeared.

  Next option would be to re - install your BB software.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Blackberry Curve 8900 Media - music player

  I'm totally frustrated of not being able to solve a problem with playback of music to my Blackberry Curve.

  I copied and recopied approximately 2 GB of music four different moments of the curve.  I can play music from the cumbersome Menu > Explore > Media Card > Blackberry > music path (I have a memory card of 4 GB installed).  Which only allows you to listen to one song at a time, and you press the buttons about 5 just started the next song.

  It just drives me crazy when I go to the menu music to enjoy the amazing features of curved IPOD type such as shuffle, Album, and song lists, nothing is there!  I ask Shuffle, and no song happens to all.  It must be a simple solution, but I can't lose all try more time to understand it... so far my efforts have resulted in NO progress.

  I would be very grateful to get this little piece of advice to solve my problem.  I have Roxio Media Manager installed and just uploaded the 2 GB of music to the curve for the 4th time through Roxio.

  Hi and welcome to the forums!

  No data will be lost when you do the following: remove the battery while the device is activated.

  Remplacer replace after one minute, let the device reboot 1-3 min, see if the problem is corrected.
  Thank you

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• BlackBerry Curve 8520 and BB Messenger Smartphone

  Heya,

  I am interested in getting the Blackberry Curve 8520. I have a contract from vodafone with 300 minutes and unlimited texts every month. This would allow me to use blackberry messenger, or do you need to have internet included in your contract to use?

  Thank you

  Emzzzy wrote:

  What is a blackberry data plan? Sorry I'm new to all this stuff xD Blackberry

  You have to pay extra for it? How do you get?

  What: The data connection, you will need to use most features of data BlackBerry (email, Facebook for BlackBerry, internet browser, any data not including wirless WiFi).

  Compensation: Yes.

  How to: Call your operator.

• The habit of my blackberry curve 8900 blackBerry smartphones let me call or text or receive them or go on the internet

  My blackberry 8900 curve let me call or text or receive them or go on the internet, when I go to call same o2 hotline he does not sound or anything it's just the call know fact any1 no what it is and how I could fix it... Please help

  Thank you xxx

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  The most basic level of service is what you're missing... call base. You need to talk to your carrier why your unit is not active on their network.

  Good luck and let us know!