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• BlackBerry smartphones giving my wife my 9780

  Hello, first post on this forum.

  A hardware upgrade, I now use a Q10.  I give my wife my Bold 9780.  We have just received his SIM card from our supplier.

  I wonder to get his phone to work do we just put new SIM card in the "BOLD" or do we need to reset the phone and erase all my information out there?  I don't know that she doesn't want all my information out there.

  I have all the information from the old phone transferred to my PC and on the new phone.

  Thanks in advance.

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  I think you need to consider this as a standard of sell/buy operation, even if no money is involved. So, these steps should be performed:

  • Article ID: KB05099 Steps to take before selling or after the purchase of a used BlackBerry smartphone

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry smartphones yet another WIFI problem

  Just bought my daughter a blackberry Curve 8520. She has NO contract data and Internet disabled.

  Configure WIFI on his phone, connects to the router fine but still have a login name of goods of dash (-).

  Therefore, when she tries to go, she gets the message «Unable to connect to the internet...» »

  We've travelled this and many other forums, we tried most of the suggestions and corrections, but NONE of them worked!

  How are we supposed to use the WIFI feature?

  We tried to contact our provider network that leads us quickly to Blackberry support! Rang them who told us to use this forum or to pay shedloads of money to have a technician help. Why should we have to pay a technician to solve a problem on a new phone?

  snikpoh wrote:

  (3) no data service is not on because we don't have a data contract - if it's on?

  Absolutely, Services of data must be on. Otherwise, no data.

• BlackBerry smartphones turn off WiFi on Pearl 8120 on Orange

  I want to be able to turn on and turn off the WiFi on my pearl. I am new to blackberry so I am struggling to find how to turn it off. I have worked on how to disable the Bluetooth, but not WiFi.

  I want to turn it off, because I'm not a big user of access to the internet and I am trying to improve the life of the battery. Also, I guess I don't need WiFi to receive regular emails.

  Thanks in advance.

  Thank you for that.

  He has been to find the connection management option that has been the hardest part. There is an icon go on the home screen which then brings you to the display of connection management. Once I found it was easy!

  The screens on the Pearl Orange network supplied appear to be different from the standard.

• BlackBerry Smartphones BBM w / WiFi works only after changing SIM card not

  Hello

  I need help (otherwise I would not write here). I have the Bold 9930. Until I left the States, my phone was working perfectly fine... I had an email, BBM, whatsapp, text, etc...

  When I arrived in Haiti, I wanted to change my SIM card, then I would be able to use / have a number of Haitian. I don't have an international plan. When the guy put my the Haitian SIM, the phone asked my BlackBerry ID and password. I typed all the two, which were both correct, but he told me that it was a wrong password. The guy told me that the only way I'd be able to 'reset' from my BlackBerry ID would be to disconnect and to do this, it would eliminate all my pictures and everything. I didn't do that so I ended up buying a Haitian phone w / a Haitian SIM card.

  At this point, I have two phones. An American with a SIM American (BlackBerry) and a Haitian phone with a SIM card that is Haitian.

  When I got home, I turned on my American phone and its WiFi, but my BBM and emails were NOT WORKING! However, my Facebook application and the browser are both works perfectly well.

  I restarted my phone several times since yesterday and nothing has changed. I checked this morning to see if it worked, but not luck.

  So my question (s) / issue (s) is now:

  1. How can I get my BBM works again? (probably the most important)

  2. How can I get my email working again?

  3. is it possible possible for me to have my BlackBerry (US phone) work with my Haitian SIM card?

  Please, please, please, help.

  Unfortunately, the device works as expected. Facebook, the wifi browser work fine on wifi but BBM and email REQUIRE a valid BlackBerry data Plan.

  The only way to make it work is to have a BlackBerry data Plan on the Haitian Sim Card.

  John

• BlackBerry smartphone connected to wifi but still get loaded. Help please

  I have the blackberry bold 9900. . I am unable to use internet, my device is connected to the wifi properly... I set the services data "off" so that I can 'get' charged for my internet... I have a lot of trouble... will someone help me please...

  How are you still fresh for data? If your data services are turn off & also your wifi on? Also another question, you should ask your self when your not on wifi is your data services turning on? You have apps in the freshness of the bottom?

• 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 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 converting mp3's to ringtones for the 8830

  So, I downloaded downloaded blackberry desktop manager & media sync. I understood how to transfer songs from my office / itunes on my BB but how do I convert my music into a ringtone?

  Hello and welcome to the Forums of Support BlackBerry.com.

  On your PC, use a free program like Audacity.

  On the web, there are a number of sites to do it for you:

  http://www.makeownringtone.com/

• BlackBerry Smartphones BT openzone - wifi

  Anyone used BT openzone with their BB?

  Just discovered we have Option3 on high flow and free unlimited wifi BT

  in you opt-in.

  I have not tried it myself, but apparently you have to leave a browser

  window open in order to help their service disconnected.

  I was wondering if anyone had experiences of this service.

  Kind regards

  Mour

  From what Ive read on the BT site, its nothing but normal wi - fi in many areas.

  If you choose, you agree to share the connection to your wireless router to allow you to connect using Openzone others.

  If you pay for broadband and have a wireless router, simply connect to it.

• BlackBerry smartphones is possible Wifi on the 8310 Curve?

  Hello

  I'm in the United Kingdom.  My service provider is O2.  They tell me that it should be possible to connect to my Wifi at home.  It doesn't seem to be an option to do this on my phone.  Is it because this model (8310) does not have this capability?  Or am I missing something?

  Any help appreciated,

  John

  Hello

  some 83xx have wifi, but some don't. The 8310 does not, however, offer WiFi

  http://reviews.CNET.com/cell-phones/RIM-BlackBerry-Curve-8310/4505-6454_7-32693542.html

• BlackBerry smartphone email facility WiFi

  I am trying to configure my e-mail account on a brand new Curve 8520 and get the message "your connection to the mobile network is turned on, but you are not in a wireless coverage area."

  I'm on Virgin Mobile.

  I don't have any 3G coverage and the very weak signal GPRS (despite what it says on the Virgin site, but that's another story).

  However, I have a very good WiFi signal, my broadband provider is TalkTalk.

  I assumed that I would be able to set up my e-mail via the WiFi connection?

  Any advice would be much appreciated, thank you in advance.

  Owen

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  Not all carriers allow wireless access to your settings of e-mail... you need to talk to them.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones Mobile vs WIFI - who wins

  If I'm in a WIFI and mobile space and have my BB, set both, win when going to the line or electronic control?  In other words, my expenses to mobile provider for data transfer, but the WIFI does not work.  If I send an e-mail wiith connected, I get charged?  Is thre a way to make WIFI win without turning off mobile

  Rolyb

  Hi @rolyb

  Your device will enjoy least cost routing

  In other words, given that Wi - Fi is available free of charge from your mobile data, as long as you have a Wi - Fi connection all activity data will use your Wi - Fi connection rather than the mobile network.

  I hope this helps!

• BlackBerry smartphone GPRS or WIFI: which is better?

  On another discussion, sali says:

  I have a BB 8320. Can someone tell me if - because I find it very confusing - if I have to use the GPRS or WIFI setting if available. What is the best?

  GPRS and Wi - Fi are two ways to get the data (especially e-mail and web). The main difference is:

  • the coverage is different (you'll have GPRS (across a carrier installed) that Wi - Fi (no matter where private individuals or commercial installed))
  • and the speed is different (Wi - Fi is 40 x faster).

  Here are some things so that you understand why wireless is better: what are the maximum download speed, by network system (higher is better):

  • 00,014 Kbps: GSM
  • 00,056 Kbps: modem dialup (before ADSL and cable)
  • 00,056 Kbps: GPRS
  • 00,256 Kbps: EDGE
  • 00,512 Kbps: old ADSL modem
  • 08,192 Kbps: new ADSL modem
  • 10,000s kbit: Wi - Fi (depends on the device well)

  On the Wi - Fi coverage, there should be a black and white photo WiFi indicating if there is a Wi - Fi connection nearby. (No), you can also buy several gadgets to detect Wi - Fi networks. Be aware that some Wi - Fi hotspots are free (McDonald, Starbuck), and others require fees (some airports). GPRS is available everywhere except maybe when you go to the countryside far from humanity (which can happen on some routes), but you would be extremely lucky to have a Wi - Fi and not GPRS.

  There is an EDGE line in my post. EDGE is better than GPRS.

• BlackBerry Smartphones navigation on wifi or 3G: how to choose?

  Helle

  new to the forum and for BB.

  Just got a BB "BOLD" and I was wondering how to configure my phone (browser) to use WIFI ONLY, as 3G is very expencive, but we have a good free WIFi coverage.

  Same for BB Messenger, thanks in advance!

  YM

  Hello

  When you configure the options of the browser, there is a place where you choose the browser by default to take. In the list, it should be "hot spots" and also the "WAP/WML" as well as "browser". BBSingh offers you to choose hotspot as default browser.