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• BlackBerry Smartphones overall failure of the BIS & BES in Belgium (Proximus)

  Hello

  Since the early morning today, we have a general failure in BIS & BES.
  No access to the data so no email, the bbm & apps using BIS (via the APN blackberry.net).

  We reported the problem to our support of carrier (proximus).

  Everyone knows the same problem?

  Kind regards
  Jeremiah

  After 30 hours of interruption, BIS & BES came back to life. Services returned @ 10:05 THIS (1: 30 ago). South African users confirmed that the blackout began last Friday and has been resolved in early Monday morning. We can close this topic.

• BIS and BES blackBerry smartphones

  Is could someone please tell me what do these letters mean?

  BIS - BlackBerry Internet Service, legacy data network, the elderly for BlackBerrys via BlackBerry OS7

  BES - BlackBerry Enterprise Service, the compliment of the business to business networks, mainly for businesses and the features of the employee.

• Smartphones blackBerry BIS, BES, BIS and BES, what is the difference?

  Can someone please explain the difference between:

  BIS, BES, BIS & BES

  and how do I determine what I have?

  BIS = BlackBerry Internet Server.  This is used for your personal (Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo) email and your email with your carrier (Sprint, Verizon, AT & T, etc.)

  = BlackBerry Enterprise Server BES.  It comes to your company's server and this is where your work email would be set up to.

• BlackBerry phone Q10 will not be connected to the car after that latest operating system upgraded

  After that latest OS upgraded my Q10 connects to my Jaguar car phone and will make and receive calls, but the fact when the screen turns off the phone.  The car and Q10 shows connected, but they are not.  Free hand worked perfectly before the upgrade.

  Sorry, that I answered this yesterday, but maybe not clicked on "post".  I tried downloading but, being an older file, it did not work.  My Q10 was brand new but eBay seller in another country.  I ordered a new one from the same batch (which does not work on my car) and will block the upgrades.  My phone upgrade will be kept as a spare part.  Thank you once again to try to solve my problem.  I will now close this.

• BIS/BES - best HTTP packet size?

  Hello there, we need a large amount of data (up to several tens of MB) to be paid by the server by using HTTP. Somewhere, there is information that it is best to divide the data into small pieces with size about 20 KBs to pass to the Blackberry. Does anyone have information:-is it true? -different sizes of piece? -It is only limit BIS/BES? Thanks in advance!

  There is a limit of BES, it was once 128KB, now usually much larger.  I'm not aware of a BIS limit.

  I've seen other people recommend 64 KB as the largest block to download.  I can see why because it will take a reasonable amount of time to pass more wireless (especially not 3G).  You must take into account the time of retransmission and the possibility of a problem (such as a phone call, especially on phones not 3G) and does not have the size too large.

  But with this size of data, you should really be sure that you're in WiFi before download should not you!

• Problem of strange Email from blackBerry Smartphones. Emails show as read in outlook when delivered to the blackberry phone

  Background:

  our company has recently migrated from Exchange Server 2003 to Exchange Server 2010.

  All of our blackberry phones use the provider service, so no BIS/BES participates in our side.

  Before the migration to exchange 2010, everything was fine.

  However, we started to notice what follows with the accounts migrated to exchange 2010:

  The user receives an email in his 2007 Outlook e-mail client.

  the user does not read the message, the message shows as unread.

  BlackBerry survey involved provider, connect to our exchange 2010, the voting user account. As soon as this happens, the email gets "read" in outlook, but pronounced as "unread" in the blackberry phone.

  I would like some advice about what to do next or maybe there's something related to exchange server 2010 or my service providers.

  I tested it with my blackberry 9000 and is happening exactly as described.

  Thank you

  Hey eaperezh,

  Thanks for the information.

  There is an article on this topic: www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB03913

  To resolve this issue: integrate accounts as OWA or IMAP or to configure a rule to redirect to the exchange server to forward to another address or address BlackBerry.

• BlackBerry Q10 can make a unlocked Blackberry works with Verizon?

  I have a Q10, and I'm at the end of my contract. Verizon does not have a model I want. Also, they do not support the phone at the local level, but I have to stay with Verizon for the reception where I operate. I can slip my Sim Card into something like a passport and use it on Verizon?

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  You should consider the different models and submodels (for example, there are 4 variations of the Z10) to determine the characteristics of radio frequency technology / device. Then you must watch the carrier you want to operate on and determine if your specific device is compatible with their network or not. For example, if you choose a device variant which is not a CDMA radio inside, then it is impossible to use it on a CDMA support. Similarly the LTE and the support of the frequency bands. Your device must be compatible with your operator, otherwise the function is impossible.

  Here is a sample of some resources that may be useful for you:

  • http://www.GSMArena.com/Blackberry-phones-36.php
  • http://www.BBIN.in/2013/03/4-types-BlackBerry-Z10-models-fits-better/?utm_campaign=4-types-of-BlackB...
  • http://forums.berryverse.com/threads/210-BlackBerry-Q10-different-models-explained
  • http://forums.CrackBerry.com/BlackBerry-Z30-F401/Z30-models-supported-frequencies-850736/

  I am sure that, with a little digging, you will find resources that suit your specific needs.

  In addition, often with CDMA carriers that go beyond simply to accept the SIM card inside a compatible device. Often, the CDMA carriers insist on a deeper inscription to their network, they do. And so, if they say 'no' to the device that you want to use (even if it is compatible), then there is no way to get around that. Some carriers do not allow the BYOD (bring your own device).

  Basically, if I were you I talk to my carrier and see what they allow.

  Good luck!

• When I plug my blackberry phone to my computer dell laptop it dosent conect

  When I plug my blackberry phone to my computer dell laptop it dosent conect him what my problem

  Hello

  1. you receive an error message when you connect the phone to the laptop?

  2. What is the serial number and model of the blackberry phone?

  3. you try to connect the phone using the USB cable?

  4. don't be other devices not detected by the laptop?

  You can try to connect the phone to another laptop or a computer running on Windows 7 and check if the device is detected or not.

  Method 1:
  You can also view the steps provide in the link below in case you use a USB cable to connect the phone.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/tips-for-solving-problems-with-USB-devices

  Method 2:

  You can also try to download the last set of drivers for the phone, and then try to connect and check if that helps.

  https://swdownloads.BlackBerry.com/downloads/entry.do?code=A8BAA56554F96369AB93E4F3BB068C22&CPID=OTC-SOFTWAREDOWNLOADS&CP=OTC-SOFTWAREDOWNLOADS

• BlackBerry smartphone how to recover lost data from blackberry phone?

  Hello, I deleted some photos on my Blackberry phone, how do I get back them? I have no backup!

  Jackrouslly wrote:

  What data recovery app will be working with me?  Please recommend some, thanks!

  If you use Blackberry Priv, you can try some android data recovery app, which you can find similar applications on Play store and google. I am currently using it, which has helped me recover deleted contacts and text messages. You can have a try: http://www.androidphonesoft.com/resources/recover-lost-contacts-from-android-phone.html

• File system/memory of the BlackBerry phone system

  Hello

  I'm new on the Blackberry phone and development. A phone Blackberry contains BOTH memory device & SD memory? Or does have one of the two depending on the model of the device. I noticed 8300 has only the memory of the device. I ask this is because I'm supposed to develop an application that will search media within a Blackberry phone, and so I'm wondering if I need to analyze the file:///SDCard/BlackBerry/ and the file:///store/home/user/.

  Thank you!

  Depending on the device, the Application memory does not exist and is simply included inside the memory of the device. This is the case for the Curve 8300 peripheral for example.

• What new blackberry phone will launch this year 2013?

  What new blackberry phone will launch this year 2013?

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• is the fontFamily "BBAlpha sΘrif" available on all blackberry phones

  I use following the font family

  try {}
              
  FontFamily fontFamily = FontFamily.forName ("BBAlpha SéRIF");
  } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {}
              
  e.printStackTrace ();
  }

  This code will work on all blackberry phones. I mean if the fontFamily "BBAlpha sΘrif" is available for all phones BB. If not, please let me know good fontFamily that is available for all phones

  No one can guarantee if this font is available on all BlackBerry devices as new phone of the future does not have it.

  The way I would like to address the issue is by checking if the font family is available at startup.

  Use the FontFamily.getFontFamilies () method and the loop through all the fonts.

  If you find it, then use it. If you do not find it, then use a different font.

  Hope this helps

• Is there a way to get the owner of BlackBerry phone to the BlackBerry browser number?

  We are trying to identify the user by their BlackBerry phone number in a web application Java running on a WebSphere version 6.1 application server (JDK5.0). BlackBerry users access the application through BlackBerry browser. Is it possible to get the phone from the owner of the number with type of JavaScript code and pass the phone back number to the Web server? Has anyone done this type of programming?

  We use curve and BlackBerry Torch.

  Thank you in advance.

  It is not possible to read the phone number of the user of the BlackBerry browser application.  There is no object of JavaScript in the context of the browser which allows a web site to access this type of information (or the browser exposes this info).

  However, during the incorporation of an object browser in a Java application (for example using the framework WebWorks, or creating an application of Java-Web hybrid from scratch), you have the ability to access the necessary telephone API which allows you to read the active phone number.

  One suggestion would be to create a BlackBerry application using the WebWorks platform, which support your JSP page.  Your users then install and use this client on their BlackBerry (instead to access the content via the browser), and then you can use device API such as the phone API to add functionality for your application.

  Sincerely,

  Adam

• Can we get all the contacts that are in the Blackberry phone using the PIM functionality that is, JSR 75?

  Hello guys,.

  I need to develop an application that should support devices such as the Bold 9700 and Pearl, Storm, Blackberry Curve 8900. If I go for j2me / MIDP, what will be the limits that I face in blackberry? Is it recommended to go for j2me or device-specific development of RIM.

  Can we get all contacts into the Blackberry phone using PIM JSR 75 i.e and other native features features if developing an application in j2me for blackberry. I guess that the user interface will be completely different, but we support all the controls that supports the JDE?

  Is someone can you please tell me if I can get access to all contacts present in the Blackberry phone using 'javax.microedition.pim' API - that is not specific to the RIM. Has anyone tried this one virtually on the phone or emulator?

  Y at - it something like a website where I can test my application on Blackberry devices as in the Nokia Forum Sites?

  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  Raki

  JSR75 is supported

  However, there are some extensions specific "Blackberry" for the base PIM classes. These add a few extension Blackberry PIM data. I think that you can only use the JSR 75 classes as long as you don't need BB extensions.

  For the test, the development environment provides the device simulators.