BlackBerry® Tiada Line?

Pernahkah anda mengalami keadaan dimana BB anda tiba-tiba tiada connection internet? Sekiranya ya, sila ikuti tips yang selalu saya gunakan. ;)

1) Klik Manage Connections
2) Turn off Mobile Network
3) Klik Mobile Network Options
4) Turn off Data services
5) Selepas 1-2minit, switch on kembali kedua2nya..

Selamat mencuba ;)


Sent from my BlackBerry® Bold 9700 wireless device.

Bold 9700 OS6 Review

Source: Tommy2712

Unless you are living in a cave, you know that RIM's OS6 for the Blackberry Bold 9700 leaked this week, after a long and agonizing wait that seemed like forever to us 9700 users. OS6 has been marketed like crazy alongside the Torch and it has certainly been a long time coming for 9700 users who were left unsure whether they would ever see this OS for their device. Although it may only be skin deep, for most individuals that's good enough. While reading this review please keep in mind that I am going directly from OS5 to OS6 so like everyone else this is a new experience to me and these are my honest opinions.

From the home screen the differences seem minimal. However, I will attempt to take you through a guided tour of this new OS and bring light to the things that I have noticed different so far....

THE GOOD

 
The biggest change I noticed right away was that this operating system is slick. Speed, transitions, icons, and just the overall look and feel have been improved. The device seems much faster. Switching between apps is easier and faster than ever with the new and improved app-switcher view. Closing, opening, and scrolling in apps looks cleaner with the implementation of fading transitions similar to apple's iOS.
The overall look to this operating system is solid. In my opinion, nearly everything about it looks better. Lines are crisper, transitions are smoother, menus are easier to maneuver through, icons are "fresher", and re-tooled core applications function as good as ever.

The biggest change among applications happen to be in multimedia, as Blackberry is trying to show that it can be a legitimate music player in addition to a reliable mobile device. As a matter of fact, it has been for me for the past 6 months. Obviously the blackberry alternative is not as vibrant and expansive as Apple's rich multimedia experience, but it does the job well and now it looks good doing it. The camera and video recorder share the same function as before but both offer more room and are easier to use.

Another obvious addition is the WebKit browser. It is a change many have been waiting for a long time to get. Upon finally getting it, my first impression was....... It is good. Not great, but good. It's not going to have you jumping for joy like you hoped it would but definitely is better than past Blackberry browsers. Perhaps more importantly, it leaves a lot of room for improvement as it has much potential. There are now tabs (thank god), it renders faster in most cases, looks cleaner, and the 'go to..' Bar has been changed to make it more efficient in a smaller amount of room. Overall, the new WebKit browser still doesn't provide what I would call an enjoyable browsing experience but it is a step in the right direction.   

THE BAD

The biggest issue I've found myself dealing with is that of the new menu which features main, favorites, media, downloads, and frequently used panes. The additional menus will prove helpful for those with an excess of icons, but seeing as I don't have that problem, I find myself mistakenly going to where I don't want to go. Scrolling from menu to menu to search bar to connections, etc. I have found that sometimes it's hard to actually go where you desire on the first try.

In addition, I personally find the new search bar useless. I have never needed to search for anything on any phone. Why start now? The highlight for this is that you can directly search Youtube, Google, and other applications you may have. Only time will tell if RIM finds a useful way to integrate this function.

Although many of the points I make above are positive, the fact remains that the OS6 update is skin deep. And that is the problem: almost everything is redefined and looks great, but almost nothing is actually changed. Did you notice this?

There are very few completely new functions. And at this point in the game, with RIM seemingly falling off, they can't just lay down and make refreshes to make their OS look pretty. Sure the Blackberry Fan Boy may love it, but I am not sure the general public will look at their Blackberry any differently once OS6 is loaded on it. Is that acceptable?

THE VERDICT

Plain and simple: If you have a 9700 (or any of the other devices that recently saw OS6 leaks) I can't see why you shouldn't load this OS on your device. It takes an already great operating system and makes it look beautiful. Sure, there are sure to be bugs and glitches in the early builds, but this is expected. If you can put up with them I suggest giving it a try. Only time will tell how far RIM takes this OS, or rather how far this OS takes RIM, but for now download it and enjoy life a little bit more.

If you already have downloaded and installed this OS recently and agree or disagree with our review? Tell us about your experience below!
Sent from my BlackBerry® Bold 9700 wireless device.

3 Easy Ways To Detect BlackBerry Spyware On Your Phone

One of the biggest threats right now to BlackBerry cell phones is the danger of BlackBerry spyware or often referred to as BlackBerry spy software.

BlackBerry spyware can give someone access to all of your SMS mesagges, call history, e-mail, GPS location, BlackBerry Messenger chats, and even give them the power to secretly listen in on your live cell talks.

The good news though is that BlackBerry spyware can be detected and removed. If you believe you have BlackBerry spyware installed on your cell, you should take your cell phone to your service center and have them reformat it. This is the only real way to really remove it.

So how does one know if someone has installed BlackBerry spyware on your cell? Here are three easy ways to find out.

Where Is My Charger?
Is your BlackBerry's battery lifespan all of a sudden a lot shorter than the usual quantity of hours? Depending on the type of BlackBerry cell spyware, your BlackBerry might experience a considerable quantity of unusual battery drain.

Can I Borrow Your Phone?
Someone has recently asked to borrow your BlackBerry to make a quick call or to quickly download a ring tone or something similar such as a game. 99.9% of all cell spy software needs a person to get physical access to the cell phone in order to install the spy phone software.

Peculiar Sounds?
High end BlackBerry mobile phone spyware has features that enable someone to tap your BlackBerry cell phone. However, when this feature is in use, it will occasionally make a noise when you're talking on it. This means if you hear strange sounds while on a call, then this could be a sure sign that you have BlackBerry spyware on your phone.

In summary, although BlackBerry spyware does exist, and it's getting extremely powerful, there are easy ways to detect it and ultimately remove it.

Source: http://adeck.us/3-easy-ways-to-detect-blackberry-spyware-on-your-phone/


Sent from my BlackBerry® Bold 9700 wireless device.

Illnesses from which BB addicts suffer

1) You bring ur BB to the bathroom with you

2) Complete happiness when u reach a traffic light or get stuck in traffic

3) You giggle or burst out into hysterical fits of laughter even when you are alone

4) It doesn't matter who or what is around you

5) Back aches, neck pains and problems with posture

6) You leave your nails as short as possible so u can glide across your keypad

7) You sleep with your BB beside you

8) Completely obsessed with BBM

9) Free publicity and marketing for BB

10) You make fun of other cell phone brands, especially nokia

11) Depression when something happens to your BB

12) Stress when your BB has no EDGE

13) Bipolarity and random fits of rage when the BB service goes.

If u experience 2 or more of the symptoms above u may be suffering from blackberryitis!


Sent from my BlackBerry® Bold 9700 wireless device.

Xpax Prepaid BlackBerry Plan

BBSAK v1.8.1 (updated)

Apa itu BBSAK (Blackberry Swiss Army Knife)?

BBSAK adalah salah satu aplikasi yang digunakan untuk wipe Handheld BlackBerry anda secara total iaitu termasuklah memadam OS BlackBerry anda.

Untuk makluman, BBSAK telah di update ke versi 1.8.1 dengan features baru termasuk bug fixes dimana BBSAK versi sebelumnya (v1.8) tidak dapat mendetect Blackberry Handheld anda. Password 'bug' juga telah diperbaiki.



What is needed to run BBSAK:

- .NET Framework 2.0
- Blackberry Desktop Manager or Drivers

BBSAK Version 1.8.1 Feature List:

• Redesigned code for better performance.
• Wipe Blackberry leaving a 507 error.
• Reset Blackberry to factory state removing any IT Policy.
• Take Screenshots of your Blackberry (Screenshots stored in My Pictures\BBScreenies now)
• Auto-Detects if phone is plugged in first.
• Displays PIN so you know your connected.
• Will not let you do any actions until phone detected.
• Load OS will auto delete Vendor.xml and start Loader.exe. (BBDM is needed for this)
• Backup 3rd Party Apps. (Now includes Instant Messengers & Social Networking Apps)
• Restore 3rd Party Apps.
• Auto-update removed and added a check for updates button under Misc. tab.


Sent from my BlackBerry® Bold 9700 wireless device.

Introducing the.... BlackBerry® PlayBook

The rumored Blackberry tablet has finally arrived, and in a big way! Welcome to the scene, Blackberry PlayBook!

RIM Founder and Co-CEO Mike Lazaridis announced the new tablet device at DEVCON earlier today in San Francisco, CA. During the presentation Mike held a PlayBook in his hands and welcomed to the stage guests such as the founder of QNX Dan Dodge and Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen to specifically talk about the tight integration QNX and Adobe will have with the PlayBook.

Here is the introduction that they provided to the PlayBook at DEVCON:

This bad boy is packing some SERIOUS specs.  With a 7-inch hi-res (1024 x 600, WSVGA) widescreen display (multi-touch), being 9.7 mm thick, and weighing less than a pound, this device is ultra-portable and is slightly smaller than an iPad. The device will have a 1 GHz dual-core (with symmetrical multiprocessing capabilities) processor, and 1 GB RAM to allow fo full optimization of that dual core. The Playbook will come with Flash 10.1 (including hardware accelerated video), HTML 5, and support 1080p video. Some other intriguing parts of the PlayBook puzzle include non-proprietary HDMI and USB connections, full-HD front and rear-facing cameras (3 MP front facing, 5 MP rear facing), as well as support for dual-displays. Even more exciting for corporate users, it will be able to connect with BlackBerry Enterprise Servers out of the box via Bluetooth secure pairing to BlackBerry. Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n) is included and RIM plans to roll out 3G and 4G models in the near future.

I have to say that I was extremely surprised, and impressed to say the least, by those specs. RIM had to go above and beyond the iPad to avoid the "Copy Cat" tag, and that they did!

Perhaps the most exciting part of this is how heavily involved QNS was in the creation of this device and that Blackberry is FINALLY adopting a new OS! What this means for the mobile users here is yet to be seen, but I can only imagine good things!

The Blackberry PlayBook is expected to be available in retail outlets and through other channels in the United States in early 2011 with roll outs in international markets beginning in Q2 of 2011.

More information as it becomes available. Who wants a PlayBook?!

More images of the PlayBook OS can be found here

Credit: WB

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