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• BlackBerry Smartphones SMS full Notification - help please

  I'm at my wits end with my Blackberry Torch 9810.  I have very little text messages in my Inbox, I lost the lot for some reason my phone has decided to change some date & in the future and trying to resolve that, in my opinion, I wiped everything, do not know what I did a few weeks ago, but they disappeared.

  Now I get notifications that my SMS Inbox is full and I need to delete messages.  Can someone help me I have a lot of messages on the handset and cannot believe it is complete unless there is an option I need to select/deselect.  The user guide is useless.

  I changed a parameter in the past as text messages seem to be endangered if they were in a month or so old, but all that I did I can't and don't know how to handle all my text messages myself.  My old iphone allowed me to keep the text as long messages I wanted with what appeared to be a very large storage area, now I just want to throw this thing in the bin.  Unfortunately I have 18 months remaining on my contract (business) so I can do nothing about it.

  Ann3da wrote:

  50 SMS Messages / 29.5 K

  15 text messages / 12.3 K

  OK, not a lot of people very little. It is in memory of the device, but you are some of the SIM card, save too much.

  Then... you must change this setting according to the instructions below.

  Article ID: KB13465 "SIM card is full please delete SMS messages" appears on the BlackBerry smartphone

• Full message SIM blackBerry Smartphones

  For some reason any my BOLD 9780 has started to display the following message is displayed when you receive a text message:

  The SIM card is full!

  Please delete some SMS messages.

  After removing MANY messages and check the status of the memory, I understand it's a system error message. I still have on my 2 GB card free avout and more than 250MB to free up system memory.

  I'm still getting the messages, just anoyed by the message...

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you, there are all the

  TheDuck wrote:

  After removing MANY messages and check the status of the memory, I understand it's a system error message. I still have on my 2 GB card free avout and more than 250MB to free up system memory.

  Your SIM card is not the device memory or Media Card... everyone is different.

  Please read this for a resolution:

  Article ID: KB13465 "SIM card is full please delete SMS messages" appears on the BlackBerry smartphone

• BlackBerry Smartphones SMS msgs. logging is no longer in my msg folder.

  My Blackberry resets constantly it's self to weird settings.  Last night, it is no longer recording messages sent and received sms. in my MSG folder.  In addition, it does not have a log of the active calls.  Please help, I have tried to go into the options to mess w / it but can not seem to operate.

  Thank you.

  You are facing constraints of memory in your device. Perform the following steps-

  1. Give a soft reset by removing the battery for 30 sec.
  2. Check the amount of memory is free in your device to Options -> status -> free memory. To view all aspects of database go to Option -> status -> click on the Menu button and then select the database size
  3. Remove the less frequently used application. To remove go to Options -> Advanced Options -> Applications -> highlight the application you want to delete-> click Menu , and then select Remove
  4. If you stored your image in the memory of the device to move them to your media card

  Check the below knowledge base-

  How to qualify for low-memory situations on the BlackBerry smartphone

  How to maximize space and power battery life on the BlackBerry smartphone

  Call logs and SMS disappear when the BlackBerry smartphone is low on memory

• BlackBerry Smartphones application memory

  I use the bold 9900. I want to know how to check my application memory, because I have only 6 applications on my phone outside bbm, but my phone is still slow and sometimes it will hang and see the low application memory, delete some application.
  I have reset drive hard before that I might be able to use it again, but it will still be hand after like 1 hour

  Hi josh2tyte

  Know the memory application available from your device on your home screen to go to Options > device > storage > under the title of storage of applications please check free space =?

  If you get this message as you said on your message, try removing some applications options > device > application > locate and remove any unused application or not that you rarely use. It can help improve your memory of the application.

  You should also read this article about the memory of the application:

  KB14320 How to maximize the battery life and available memory on the BlackBerry smartphone

• BlackBerry Smartphones SMS TEXT HELP! (and bbm)

  My pearl cannot receive new texts.

  It only gets new e-mail...

  and unless I have register earlier texts (before this problem happened), all the rest are deleted...

  also, my bbm conversations had all been cleaned...

  I rebooted my phone from TONS of time... is there a way to reset the phone?

  It comes from occurring as you face constraints of memory in your device. The low memory manager (LMM) is activated automatically when the flash available on the BlackBerry smartphone memory decreases less than 400 KB. Flash memory is used to store such as Messages, calendar, Contacts, tasks, Notepad BlackBerry smartphone applications and third-party applications.

  Perform the following steps-

  1. Give a soft reset by removing the battery for 30 sec.
  2. Check the amount of memory is free in your device to Options -> status -> free memory. To view all aspects of database go to Option -> status -> click on the Menu button and then select the database size
  3. Remove the less frequently used application. To remove go to Options -> Advanced Options -> Applications -> highlight the application you want to delete-> click Menu , and then select Remove
  4. If you stored your image in the memory of the device to move them to your media card

  Check the below knowledge base-

  How to qualify for low-memory situations on the BlackBerry smartphone

  How to maximize space and power battery life on the BlackBerry smartphone

  Lack of memory according to the free file on the status display field

• BlackBerry Smartphones SMS Backup-able?

  Hello. I had a BB Bold 9650 for six weeks, and the 'o' key is out.  Verizon sent me a new free, but I have text messages that I really want to keep.  If I do a backup of my phone, which will exclude my texts or is it possible to save them for the transfer?

  I am open to any downloadable software, with which I can save my texts.  But I checked my options in the SMS section and the inside of the text itself, and there seems to be no way to save these texts is to the card by e-mail, the PC or the media.

  Would appreciate any input from anyone before I go ahead and switch phones.  I have maybe just live without "O" key and keep my existing phone.  Sounds crazy, I know, but I really want to save these.  There should be a way to save and transfer all back to the new, I hope.  Searched the web for two hours looking for it but no luck so far.  Thanks for any help you can offer.

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  If you are always two devices by hand, then you can use the switch device Wizard:

  • KB16291 How to use the switch device Wizard to switch to a new BlackBerry smartphone

  Honestly I don't positive how specifically manages the SMS, but there are sections of your user manual that discussing it... You should also check here.

  Also, you can manually back up your SMS database, and then I guess that try to restore:

  • KB23680 How to back up and restore data from BlackBerry using BlackBerry Desktop Software 6.0 smartphone
  • KB03974 List of all databases on the BlackBerry smartphone

  Good luck!

• Memory of Smartphones Sim blackBerry to the memory of the phone.

  I am able to transfer the addresses to the memory of the sim card (that I took of my Nokia 6233) in the phone memory, or what I have to scroll to Sim Card to access on my Blackberry 8700 (on Orange)?

  Thank you in advance.

  Soorry have bothered you that I've been able to sort out and Yes you can transfer the addresses from the Sim to the phone only once.

• BlackBerry Smartphones SMS on SIM card

  Hello world

  Hoping you can help.  I am going through a separation with her husband right now and I was told to save all my text on my SIM card messages - I want to know how I can go and get them and print them off the coast?

  I don't want to pay for an app to do that!

  Help, please!

  Make a back of your BlackBerry to your PC, using the BlackBerry Desktop Software.

  You will then get the MagicBerry of Menastep software for free and extract your SMS to XLS or CSV file and print that file from database.

  I don't know why (or how) you would save them on your SIM card. You will need to find a way to print them, unless the person who you told to do that, will also tell you how.

• Problems of blackBerry Smartphones SMS - BB in a continent to use for the SIM of another continent

  Hi all

  I travel constantly between two continents (Europe and Africa).

  I just had a new BB 9000 in Africa. My previous phone, a BB Pearl, was also gave me a few months in Africa. I used my European SIM in it and it worked perfectly (phone + sms + e-mail accounts).

  I am currently in Africa and just my European SIM you have transferred to the new, the BB 9000. I have tested the phone function and it works (can call and receive calls).

  However, I don't get SMS. If I click on the "setup" icon and go ahead with the "Setup wizard" he told me that "my account is now configured to run under PIN xxx" and asked me if I want to change pine.

  Is there a connection there between SMS failure and the PIN problem?

  Same for email?

  Should I wait until I'm back in Europe before proceeding with any PIN code or other major changes?

  Thank you

  You use if you encounter difficulties with the TEXT, then go to Options-> text-> Service Centre SMS: you must put in your SMS service center No. operator.

• BlackBerry Smartphones SMS message sending error

  My ISP changed my phone and my sim card, but I rarely can I send sms messages.  The error message is "Short Message Transfer Rejected".  Why won't?

  Via Vodafone eForum, I was told to drop the zero of my phone contacts list.  This solves the problem.  However, the same list of contacts (with leading zeros) worked well for SMS sending on my previous Blackberry 8800.

• Noise of blackBerry Smartphones sms/e-mail

  is there anyway I can change the sound or add a different sound to my sms/email cuz im sorta tired of hearing the same sound.  also when you have a room full of bbs around its a bit funny to see everyone look and see if it is thiers.  thnx

  Welcome to the forum and blackberry.  I'll try to help you change your sound!

    

  Click profiles on your device > advanced scroll and click on > highlight the high profile and click on the menu button (left of trackball) > Choose Edition > In this window, you will see all items that you can edit a dedicated sound > scroll to the phone (or your email, sms, etc.) for example, and then click the trackball > you can change your ringtone from here > There is in the case and outside options case... a Holster is a belt clip if you use one... otherwise don't worry in this regard. > Don't forget it's hard... just for the profile, you can configure these parameters in each of the other profiles as.   Have a great day! 

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• Free blackBerry Smartphones file memory

  I have a SPrint 8330 (CDMA).  In what concerns 'Lead Free' (free file memory?), is 38051148 bytes good or am I pushing the edge of my memory for optimal performance?

  Thank you!

  Roughly speaking, this is the free 38 MB file. You are in excellent condition!

  If you want to read more low memory issues, how to avoid and manage your memory, see the links below.

  Read this: http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-blackberry-discussion/116396-managing-your-bb-memory-lost-ca...

  And this: http://www.blackberryforums.com/general-blackberry-discussion/112029-losing-call-logs-sms-emails-opt...

  Other links to read:
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB15345&sliceId=SAL_Pub...
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=KB14320&sliceId=SAL_Pub...
  http://www.BlackBerry.com/BTSC/dynamickc.do?externalId=KB14213&sliceId=SAL_Public&command=show&forwa...

• BlackBerry Smartphones comparing memory on "BOLD" for iphone: (?)

  The "BOLD" website lists: in addition to 624 MHz Intel procesor by Marvel (compared to 312 MHz), it lists flash 128 MB and 1 GB on-board memory and a slot for up to 16 GB more.

  The iphone site lists: it just says 8 GB or 16 GB flash.

  I do not understand the difference.  I think that the world of office in what concerns the hard drive and Ram.  I guess, but don't know, as smart phones like these use something similar to this, but given that two Web sites use exactly the same terminology I do not know how to compare.

  (1) the data above means that the iphone has much more available memory? (After all, 1 GB of flash is much more than 128 MB flash)

  (2) or maybe its apples and oranges and the 8 GB or 16 GB iphone capacity memory simply alluded without actually it indicating the location available for additional memory, so in reality is the same thing as the "BOLD"?  (But if its what so what's onboard memory iphone to compare with the 1 GB onboard memory referenced to the "BOLD"?)  And what is the comparison of the iphone for flash 128 MB?)

  (3) for the basic understanding, is the 128 MB of flash to the "BOLD" actually the RAM I think of a desktop computer, and if yes, what is the on-board memory of 1 GB?

  Can someone clarify all above and in particular specify them the appropriate comparisons with the iphone and not only on the question of memory, but also what is the processor of the iphone and the speed of the processor?

  Thank you.  The supposed November 4, 2008 U.S. retail release date is almost here.  I really hope that many folds referenced on this forum are addressed in this new phone.

  ncg61 wrote:

  The "BOLD" website lists: in addition to 624 MHz Intel procesor by Marvel (compared to 312 MHz), it lists flash 128 MB and 1 GB on-board memory and a slot for up to 16 GB more.

  The iphone site lists: it just says 8 GB or 16 GB flash.

  I do not understand the difference.  I think that the world of office in what concerns the hard drive and Ram.  I guess, but don't know, as smart phones like these use something similar to this, but given that two Web sites use exactly the same terminology I do not know how to compare.

  (1) the data above means that the iphone has much more available memory? (After all, 1 GB of flash is much more than 128 MB flash)

  Hello, you shouldn't think if conditions of RAM (RAM) / WORM (hard drive), but in terms of xxxx. On Blackberry devices, you have a partition for the system & applications (called "Internal memory"): it's the 128 MB on the "BOLD". On it, you hold:

  • The PIM applications: email, notes, address book, calendar, tasks and notes
  • Phone applications: SMS/MMS, browser, speech recognition
  • Third application Opera Mini, games and each application you want to download
  • the RAM as you understand it, on a computer

  Then you have an additional memory card (also called Media card), 8 MB up to 32 GB, which can contain all other things: photos, videos, mp3, Office & PDF files. It is equivalent to the non-system partition.

  On the iPhone, the two briefs are merged.

  On the Blackberry, there is a third party application that allows to store applications on the memory card and load them onto the internal memory before using it.

  ncg61 wrote:

  (2) or maybe its apples and oranges and the 8 GB or 16 GB iphone capacity memory simply alluded without actually it indicating the location available for additional memory, so in reality is the same thing as the "BOLD"?  (But if its what so what's onboard memory iphone to compare with the 1 GB onboard memory referenced to the "BOLD"?)  And what is the comparison of the iphone for flash 128 MB?)

  It is quite difficult to compare the two:

  on the iPhone, you have a powerful processor somehow, which is crippled by a lot of your operating system (it's OSX for Mobile, but always OSX). On a Blackberry, you have a CPU less powerful, but with an operating system designed for a handheld device.

  On an iPhone, an application is large enough. It is very rare to find one that is less than 1 MB.

  On the blackberry, it's the opposite: the applications are smaller.

  On an iPhone, you can not get an application that has not been approved by Apple Inc. (unless you jailbreak your iPhone). On a blackberry, you can get any app that someone publishes. Including porn.

  On an iPhone, if I want to develop an application, I have to pay a tax of $100 AppleInc; If I did not, then my application can be downloaded by jailbroken iPhones. On a Blackberry, I don't pay anything. I just publish it somewhere on the web. I'll give you a very specific example: Opera Mini is one of the most beautiful browser for mobile phones. Apple has refusedto got it publishedso no one can use it on an iPhone (except the jailbreak).

  Another very concrete example: If you pay $100 and prepare your application, if Apple refuses, then you have the eyes to cry: you've lost time (and perhaps money to hire developers) and you cannot be assured that you can sell.

  Another example: say, you sell an application. It is 10EUR. If the consumer is not happy with it, they can return it. In this case, he or she gets the return of 10EUR. Fine for him or her. But continues to Apple the transaction fees, which means or do not get the return 10EUR but 10EUR less standard fees from Apple (it's to a few % but I don't know how).

  the result is twofold:

  on the one hand, there is a trend that everyone wants to develop for Apple

  on the other side, Apple is doing everything to rot the lives of these people.

  But Apple's App Store is a good idea, and Blackberry has just made an announcement about a same store for Blackberry users.

  I just got a curve, so I'm not even interested in looking at the most advanced mobile devices with touch screen, but I think you should try both for real and not just look at the numbers. There are also some exclusive features to the iPhone: link to the iTunes music store and iPod it contains. and others that are exclusive to the "BOLD": stereo Bluetooth, copy/paste and total synchronization with Outlook (emails not only).

• BlackBerry Smartphones SMS Help

  Hello

  I was wondering if there is a way to count the messages in text on the BlackBerry? And is it possible to count too the text for each contact? If not is it possible to make it through a blackberry applications?

  Thank you

  to see how many text sms go to options / status / and then press menu / sizes of databases / then scroll down to sms messages and here it shows you the number of messages and the amount of memory they occupy. as far as to count the characters in them, I have no idea.