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• BlackBerry Smartphones Gmail App for BB Curve 9320

  I try to find a client app Gmail on 9320 BB curve for a reason that this app is not found on BB App World, HELP Please!

  You can find the details here - http://helpblog.blackberry.com/2010/11/gmail-sync-blackberry/

• BlackBerry Smartphones bb9800 update for the Nepal?

  Hi, is it updated to the Nepal?  I use the torch bb 9800 but when I try to update it says that there are no updates to the Nepal. so, what should I do to update and how do I update my bb9800 torch. If it is possible to update to the Nepal or any source, please give me the link... Thank you

  The 9800 is probably to update an update has not been published for this device in several years.

  In addition, I notice that you have your phone number listed in your profile. It is not advisable to display your phone number there for all the Internet to see and possibly harvest for use of spam. Top of the page click on my settings and access personal information and delete your phone number.

• BlackBerry Smartphones not available for the Blackberry Torch 9810 Myspace

  I've recently updated for the Torch 9800 for the 9810 and the myspace app does not install.  I checked all of the minimum requirements and I'm good, but I always get an error that says: this application isn't available for my phone.  Does anyone else have this problem?

  Thank you!

  I checked the list compatible blackberry to http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/686/ and the 9810 is not listed.  It stops at 9800.

• BlackBerry smartphone data pak for the web using BB 9000

  Hello

  I just got a BB with a pak of Telstra $80 in Australia as well as the Pak of BB 29.95.

  I don't know I was told by Telstra now I got unlimited number of emails and data with this pak, but someone suggested now which is not the case and it will cost you an arm an a leg to surf the web.

  Any help in this matter?

  Thank you

  Oz :-)

  Thank you.

  Yes I checked with the Telstra shop and they said with the BB email pak 29.96 you get unlimited email and unlimited their browser who is sensis and a few other destionations like yellow pages etc, but as soon as you put in another url to go to a Web site on a regular basis, you're on the Telstra data plan.

  Too bad because that's what I have to do.  I pak of $10 for 150 MB data and he Museum until 29.96 for about 500 MB, I think $60 for 1 GB I think it is.   With the usb portable giozmo at $149, it's $80 for 3 GB I think.

  In any case witnthe BB I'm ready to extra when I go to a web site on a regular basis.

  Thanks for the help.

  Oz

• BlackBerry Smartphones GPS maps for the Australia

  Hello

  I have just the BB "BOLD" and have discovered that BB do maps for the Australia, I saw on the net about Google MAps for BB, I downloaded them and well, what can I say besides of doesn't work is not for me, no voice and does not follow on road.

  Is this supposed to or only give you directions as a collection of paper maps.

  I was looking for real GPS map in turn for blackberry as if I had in my phone HTC accompanying called co-pilot.

  Thanks if anyone can help

  See you soon

  Tones

  Hello and welcome to the Blackberry Forums

  Sorry, but BlackBerry Maps has no direction voice in turn.

  You can try with Garmin for BlackBerry, but there are not free.

  Garmin.com

• BlackBerry Smartphones last one for the day - Media Player?

  Sorry about that but I have another question - I synced a few of my itunes playlists on the map and I can see and play the songs on playlists, but I can't understand for the life of me how to to move to the next song to unlock my phone, go back to the media player and then manually choose move to the next song. Isn't there a shortcut key or cant I double click on my headphones as I do with my iphone? Or am I the only one blackberry user suffering of TDA who likes to jump through their playlists sometimes?

  Here you go (from the online manual):

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  According to language hits input you are using, some shortcuts may not be available.

  Audio and video files

  • To stop an audio or video file, press the Mute button on the top of your BlackBerry® device.
  • To resume playback of an audio or video file, press the Mute button again.
  • To play the next song, press Volume to the top on the right side of your device.
  • To play the previous song, press on and press and hold the Volume down on the right side of your device.

  If you are using a headset, to activate audio boost to amplify the volume for songs, ring tones, and videos, press the Volume button upwards until you reach the highest volume setting, then press the Volume Up key four times quickly.

• Application of blackBerry Smartphones of features for the next version of Blackberry... (roadmap)?

  Greetings

  I recently had the pleasure to develop on the Blackberry 9700 for my work, and it was a happy experience. I have several questions about the Blacberry and its future directions:

  Y there or there is already (or planned) for the blackberry with sensor functionality more?

  Y there or there is already (or planned) to have blackberry specialized for medical diagnosis?

  (I know this is a crazy idea, but with portable scanners and identifiers of available portable bacteria, it could be an interesting feature)...

  More specifically, it would be interesting that some of the features of Blacberry could include one or more of the following sensors:

  -Altimeter

  -Magnetometer

  -Thermometer

  -Accelerometer

  -Barometer

  -Hygrometer
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  -Light meter
  -Sound level meter
  -Dosimeter (radiation)
  -MRI mobile (technology is not ready yet however)

  I know that my ideas may seem crazy, but I think that these types of portable devices will exist eventually on the market one day, and I just wanted to give people to Blackberry a few ideas!

  PS: I have a technical training in electronics, with some years of experience, so my idea is probably less crazy than you think!

  I hope that we will one day these types of devices!

  Carl Eric Codere

  Don't count on anyone of the RIM that goes just to your suggestions here, since this is a user community support forum.

  You can send your suggestions to [email protected]

• BlackBerry smartphones is supported for the East Asian languages for the Blackberry Bold 9780 on O2?

  Hello, I hope someone can help me with my problem. I'm new to the whole Blackberry I just bought my first BB camera a few days ago so please understand if I don't know what words are in the world of Blackberry. The questions will be in bold.

  So, I recently bought a Blackberry Bold 9780 and I am very satisfied with the overall product. However I was wondering if there was support for the East Asian languages (Chinese, Japanese, Korean etc) for my 9780 BB which is on O2 UK.

  Right now, in my languages options, I can only entry for most European languages (English, Spanish, French, etc.) There are no options for languages of East Asia at all. When I try to display all messages or go on the browser which are languages of East Asia, I don't see one set of black boxes.

  I know there are software updates to update your device to take charge of specific languages, so I checked the software downloads page that interests me.

  O2 - UK users, they have two packages:

  -BlackBerry Handheld Software v6.0.0.905 (all languages)

  Package Version: 6.0.0.905
  Composed of:

  • Applications: 6.0.0.294
  • Software platform: 6.5.0.54
  • File name: 9780AllLang_PBr6.0.0_rel905_PL6.5.0.54_A6.0.0.294_O2_UK.exe
  • File size: 180,72 MB

  -BlackBerry Handheld Software v6.0.0.0905 (Multilingual)

  Package Version: 6.0.0.905
  Composed of:

  • Applications: 6.0.0.294
  • Software platform: 6.5.0.54
  • File name: 9780jAllLang_PBr6.0.0_rel905_PL6.5.0.54_A6.0.0.294_O2_UK.exe
  • File size: 185,61 MB

  Then How do I know which package I currently installed on my device because the application number and the number of software are identical.

  On my device it details shows: v6.0.0.294, (905 Bundle, platform 6.5.0.54)

  So I wonder if none of the above two packages have the option to enable East Asian language support.

  I'm sure I have the latest update for my camera that I can't update more far depending on the desktop software and my phone. So If I move to another package, how do I go to do?

  I mainly use a MAC, but I can also have access to a PC too. I don't know if it's important, but I think that there is a difference between the Desktop software on each computer that is used to update your software.

  If possible, it is that I would be able to download another package that has the support of another service provider East Asia and update on my own? Or is it too risky because it may crash my machine?

  And my last question, so it is likely that O2 can do in the near future if there is no option for the language support East Asia now,?

  Sorry if I rambled on a bit too much or too many questions. I just want to know if its possible to enable language support is now, otherwise I will waste countless hours looking for a method. I looked to see if there were similar questions, asked the Board of Directors, but none was really specific to my needs.

  A big thank you to everyone who sits reading through this. I appreciate the responses.

  Thank you.

  Do not know if you understand how to do this, but I did these steps and it worked fine:

  1. https://www.blackberry.com/Downloads/contactFormPreload.do?code=7D2A383E54274888B4B73B97E1AAA491&dl=... go here and download the version of v6.0.0.0905 (Multilingual) BlackBerry Handheld Software.

  2 install the downloaded OS on your computer, you need the files of this new OS more later to add multi language support for your BlackBerry device.
  C:\Program Files\Common search in Motion\Shared\Loader Files\9780AllLang_v6.0.0.294_P6.5.0.54
  The CJK.alx is the file that you will use later.

  3. use Desktop Manager to save your BlackBerry (better safe than sorry)

  4. before installation, go to your AppLoader folder, for example C:\Program Files Research In Motion\AppLoader and move the Vendor.xml to a backup directory, if you have kept a copy of the file. The loader.exe allows to load up the AppLoader, follow the instructions in the wizard.

  He automatically gave me a list of applications and languages, if you scroll down see you East Asian languages check those you want that I checked Japanese and Thai language and font support. If you do not see these click on 'Add' at the top and navigate to the CJK.alx file.

  So let the application loader it's thing, after that everything should work.

  Hope this works for you also. I take no responsibility of bricking your phone.

  BlackBerry should be an option to install more languages via the phone.

• BlackBerry Smartphones bb9900 - icons for the native tasks and memopad apps can be moved to the home screen

  I want the icons for the native "tasks" and "Notepad" apps in OS7 appears on the home screen of my BB9900.  The icons currently on the "common" screen only and the apps work from there.

  I've tried holding down the button menu until a menu jump to the top, but the menu does not include the options of 'move' or 'move to folder '.  In fact, the options of 'move' do not seem to appear for all elements of the 'common' screen

  Someone knows what to do?  FYI, I use the version of the b-berry for Mac desktop software.

  Bernie

  Hello

  "Frequent" is a dynamic screen; your BB automatically there are some things that you use frequently. There is therefore, no manual way to move that you describe (since its automatic and dynamic, based on your usage). On the contrary, what you find is the master for these applications... icon probably they are inside your "Applications" folder, normally visible on the screen "All".

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry Smartphones too small for the phone battery?

  Hello! I need help.
  
  My sister has a curve (8520). She overcharge the battery, so of course, it is inflated. We got him a new battery, which now seems to be too small for the phone. The only thing I can think is that the phone has somehow expanded, but that seems very unlikely to me. I don't understand how that would have happened?
  
  Could someone help me on this, because I spent twice that the phone is a value, over a period of time, trying to get this fixed up for her, and I have neither the time nor the inclination to deal with service providers.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  First of all, a swollen battery does not mean that the battery has been overloaded. It does not mean it probably needs to be replaced but I saw him slightly swollen batteries work fine.

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• BlackBerry Smartphones last OS for the 8830 on Verizon?

  Someone has an idea of what is the last BB OS for the 8830 on Verizon?

  The DM said it upgraded me to 4.5 but I see other declarant must be at least 4.6.

  Hey Robslaw69

  The latest version of the software for this device from Verizon is 4.5.0.138

  See you soon!

• Smartphones blackBerry 4.5 upgrade for the curve

  I have the Curve 8330 and use Verizon for my service.  I upgraded my phone three times to use the 4.5 upgrade and whenever I do, my phone slow and doesn't seem to work as well.  I have the Desktop Manager 5.0, I think.  What I am doing wrong?  Y at - it a big difference in the 4.5 and the new 4.5 OS?  When I go to applications under Options, it shows 4.5.0.77.

  My said bytes free 34813252... is this correct?

  .77 is old enough for the 8330, I would recommend that you upgrade to the latest version of your provider.

  To kill the GAL, you need to check your free file (Options > status) and make sure that you leave no applications running in the background that you don't need.

• Volume headset from blackBerry Smartphones and clarity on the curve

  Hi all

  I've been a user of Razr for quite a while and am very close to having bought a BlackBerry Curve of Alltel. Before I do, I really have your contribution to this:

  Because I spend a LOT of time making phone calls and work in a noisy environment, the earphone volume and clarity are VERY important to me. I'm not sure if the curve can give me the benefits of a great smartphone AND a great phone in terms of call quality.

  Can you give me your opinion on the earphone volume and clarity compared to the Razr (I currently use V9) and also if you think that because the tip is located a little further from your mouth against a flip style phone that it might cause problems in a noisey environment. Ive had before cell phones, which were weak in terms of call quality and its REALLY frustrating.

  Thanks again for you input. This will help me make the right decision!

  my best,

  Rick

  of all the greatness that is my BB, the listener and the quality leaves much to be desired.  If the volume is too high, cracking bad.  I use it mainly in the car and have bluetooth through the stereo, so in the car, it is not a problem for me.

• BlackBerry smartphone Factory Reset of the curve 8520

  In my Blackberry curve 8520 General settings option is not available as an option in the security settings, please help me in this case... For this reason, I'm not able to find the restore factory

  Read this article from RIM's Knowledge Base to reset your device to factory settings.
  KB18998 How to reset a factory default BlackBerry smartphone