BlackBerryInsight:
"Advanced Forwarder is a reliable and instant call and SMS forwarding application for your BlackBerry devices. This useful utility allows the user to forward incoming calls and also SMS to any other mobile number. This feature can be enabled and disabled instantly according to the user’s convenience. It can be done from the phone itself or from any other number by sending a SMS command.The Advanced Forward application can be useful in several situations. Maybe you have left your cell phone at home, but you cannot afford to miss the incoming calls. This application comes handy in such situation. Again, in case you want to carry one single set instead of multiple one, then also you can divert the calls to the number you wish to carry. In case you are busy, then your calls can be diverted to someone else phone to handle. Thus, this is a pretty handy application in several situations.
Whenever a call comes to a phone that has this application enabled, the call automatically gets forwarded to the number that is set by this application. The caller never gets a hint of this happening. Again the SMS received gets forwarded instantly and thus, the SMS is available on both the forwarding and the forwarded device.
The Advanced Forwarder application maintains an event log of all forwarded communication. Both calls and text messages are stored in the event log along with a list of commands that have been given to the phone."
This application is much secured. This has a password protection feature that prevents any unsolicited access to the Advanced Forwarder. For a remote activation to be successful, the commands given remotely must contain the password as one data. Anytime the application is accessed, password has to be entered.
What makes Advanced Forwarder different?This service can be activated and deactivated from a remote location. Activation and deactivation can also be done locally.
Minimum Requirements of Advanced ForwarderBlackBerry phone with Operating system version 4.2.1 or higher is required for the application. Minimum display required for proper working of the application is 160×160.This application offers a number of benefits at a price of only $19.90. Even though the rate may sound high, but when you compare the benefits available, you might think otherwise. So, get your Advanced Forwarder today and make it a point that you do not miss out on anything.
Website: Advanced Forwarder Download
Monday, July 27, 2009
5.0.0.130 for Blackberry Bold 9000 & Curve 8900
BerryReview.com BlackBerry News & Reviews You Can Use »: "We have just got a tip through from ‘detectivereview’ that OS ver 5.0.0.130 for Bold and 8900 Curve have just turned up on the web. Thanks for the tip guys and girls and please, keep em coming.
You can pick them up from here:
Bold 9000:Download Leaked OS 5.0.0.130 for the BlackBerry Bold >>
Curve 8900:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HL78RPQR
I haven’t had the chance to load either of these so can’t tell for sure what they are like yet. Let us know what you find in the comments section below.
NOTE: Do not install this software if you do not know what you are doing. It may make your BlackBerry FUBAR or just plain angry"
You can pick them up from here:
Bold 9000:Download Leaked OS 5.0.0.130 for the BlackBerry Bold >>
Curve 8900:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=HL78RPQR
I haven’t had the chance to load either of these so can’t tell for sure what they are like yet. Let us know what you find in the comments section below.
NOTE: Do not install this software if you do not know what you are doing. It may make your BlackBerry FUBAR or just plain angry"
Time Magazine App for Blackberry
BerryReview.com BlackBerry News & Reviews You Can Use »:
"I am not a big fan of Time myself but I have a few friends who read it cover to cover. It looks like they teamed up with Polar Mobile to release a mobile app with their content. The app seems to work well on the Storm and Bold but people are reporting issues on the Tour and older devices.
You can download the app at app.time.com and let me know what you think."
"I am not a big fan of Time myself but I have a few friends who read it cover to cover. It looks like they teamed up with Polar Mobile to release a mobile app with their content. The app seems to work well on the Storm and Bold but people are reporting issues on the Tour and older devices.
You can download the app at app.time.com and let me know what you think."
BerryReview.com | BlackBerry News & Reviews You Can Use »
BerryReview.com BlackBerry News & Reviews You Can Use »:
"Desktop Manager 5.0.0.8 made a pretty splash when the BlackBerry Tour was released. I got quite a few emails these past few days that RIM has been pushing out Desktop Manager 5.0.0.11 as an automatic update. Until now I just assumed it was a bug fix but did not know what it fixed exactly so I did not mention it.
Tom and a few other readers sent in tips pointing to the fact that this version fixes some of the database backup errors causing problems in 5.0. For example when doing a backup, instead of failing when there is an error, it will now tell you what database failed and offer to continue and complete the backup. Now that is worth mentioning!
You can pickup 5.0.0.8 directly now or through Verizon (use any number) and then check for updates to get this version"
"Desktop Manager 5.0.0.8 made a pretty splash when the BlackBerry Tour was released. I got quite a few emails these past few days that RIM has been pushing out Desktop Manager 5.0.0.11 as an automatic update. Until now I just assumed it was a bug fix but did not know what it fixed exactly so I did not mention it.
Tom and a few other readers sent in tips pointing to the fact that this version fixes some of the database backup errors causing problems in 5.0. For example when doing a backup, instead of failing when there is an error, it will now tell you what database failed and offer to continue and complete the backup. Now that is worth mentioning!
You can pickup 5.0.0.8 directly now or through Verizon (use any number) and then check for updates to get this version"
BerryReview.com | BlackBerry News & Reviews You Can Use »
BerryReview.com BlackBerry News & Reviews You Can Use »:
"The all new OtterBox Commuter Case for the BlackBerry Storm has turned up on their site over the last couple of days.
This newest offering looks to be a mid-range cross between the Defender and the Impact cases with a mix of hard shell and soft silicon based insert.
The pricing is listed at $34.95 (USD) which would support the mid-range theory. They are not available just yet but you can register your interest and get a notification at http://www.otterbox.com/blackberry-cases/blackberry-storm-commuter-case/
Hopefully we will be able to bring you a full review as soon as we take delivery of one. No news yet on whether or not if will become available for any other BlackBerry but we will let you know if it does."
"The all new OtterBox Commuter Case for the BlackBerry Storm has turned up on their site over the last couple of days.
This newest offering looks to be a mid-range cross between the Defender and the Impact cases with a mix of hard shell and soft silicon based insert.
The pricing is listed at $34.95 (USD) which would support the mid-range theory. They are not available just yet but you can register your interest and get a notification at http://www.otterbox.com/blackberry-cases/blackberry-storm-commuter-case/
Hopefully we will be able to bring you a full review as soon as we take delivery of one. No news yet on whether or not if will become available for any other BlackBerry but we will let you know if it does."
BlackBerry News c/o BB Geeks
BlackBerry News From The Wire for the Week of 7/20/09 BB Geeks
Feeling overloaded with BlackBerry news and rumors? We know the feeling. We hear new things almost every day, and it can be tough to keep up with it all. that’s why we’re bringing you BlackBerry News from the Wire every Thursday.
We’ll catch you up on everything ‘Berry that happened over the course of the week. Not only that, but we’ll rank ‘em by importance, so you can more easily skim the items and read the ones of most significance. If you only have time to read one article, for instance, you might want to head down to our 5-star section. It’s All the BlackBerry News Fit to Geek.
Feeling overloaded with BlackBerry news and rumors? We know the feeling. We hear new things almost every day, and it can be tough to keep up with it all. that’s why we’re bringing you BlackBerry News from the Wire every Thursday.
We’ll catch you up on everything ‘Berry that happened over the course of the week. Not only that, but we’ll rank ‘em by importance, so you can more easily skim the items and read the ones of most significance. If you only have time to read one article, for instance, you might want to head down to our 5-star section. It’s All the BlackBerry News Fit to Geek.
Friday, July 17, 2009
Hourly Forecast: Oak Ridges, Ontario - The Weather Network
Hourly Forecast: Oak Ridges, Ontario - The Weather Network
thats hope all the rain is gone by 7pm tomorrow so that our 3rd annual party is uninterupted
thats hope all the rain is gone by 7pm tomorrow so that our 3rd annual party is uninterupted
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Sun is out and sky is clear
I am preety new to the blog scene and I am testing it out through my email on my Blackberry Bold, if this works as I hope it does then I don't have to log on to my desktop everytime to blog. I just need to know how to add tags to my post.
Toronto Wireless
Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network
Bb blog test
This is a test from my bb bold
Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network
Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network
What can I do with my Blackberry Today - The Blackberry Underground
News & Blogs - The Blackberry Underground: "Published by: Andrew on Wednesday 8th July 2009 11:07am"
Well, Maybe you’re at work, or rushing around at home...or out doing errands..or at the movies or out Clubbing. Maybe you just out for a walk or on your lunch, what every the place, whatever the space...why not take a picture with your blackberry and share it with others BB lovers and readers. Why not take a moment of your life, or life around you and write a quick blurb and let others experience what you are, whether good, bad, indifferent, beautiful, ugly or creative. Share your Life, as RIM would say. Your Blackberry is one of the most socially enabled devices you have in your life, use it to its fullest. Be an on the spot reported, or make a mini film, take a picture of your favorite foods, places, people....and post it.....but where you might ask...how about here "mybblife" (life With A Blackberry), it’s a blog with open access to everyone who wants to post to it, the post are immediate and are twittered for even more great exposure and acknowledgement.Its very easy to do, simply take a picture or video and email it to mybblife1.post@blogger.com, and put your blog or post title in the subject line and a few or more words in the body....and send it...pow, wam, blam its that easy and fun.
Share a piece of your Life or the Life that’s around you...current events, news, human, pet interests, pretty much what every you can think of...come be social, and turn your BlackBerry into the Social Tool it was meant to be.
Well, Maybe you’re at work, or rushing around at home...or out doing errands..or at the movies or out Clubbing. Maybe you just out for a walk or on your lunch, what every the place, whatever the space...why not take a picture with your blackberry and share it with others BB lovers and readers. Why not take a moment of your life, or life around you and write a quick blurb and let others experience what you are, whether good, bad, indifferent, beautiful, ugly or creative. Share your Life, as RIM would say. Your Blackberry is one of the most socially enabled devices you have in your life, use it to its fullest. Be an on the spot reported, or make a mini film, take a picture of your favorite foods, places, people....and post it.....but where you might ask...how about here "mybblife" (life With A Blackberry), it’s a blog with open access to everyone who wants to post to it, the post are immediate and are twittered for even more great exposure and acknowledgement.Its very easy to do, simply take a picture or video and email it to mybblife1.post@blogger.com, and put your blog or post title in the subject line and a few or more words in the body....and send it...pow, wam, blam its that easy and fun.
Share a piece of your Life or the Life that’s around you...current events, news, human, pet interests, pretty much what every you can think of...come be social, and turn your BlackBerry into the Social Tool it was meant to be.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Bellshare announces BerryBuzz 2.0 Private Beta | BlackBerry Cool
Bellshare announces BerryBuzz 2.0 Private Beta BlackBerry Cool: "Custom Alert App BerryBuzz Opens it’s 2.0 Beta with a slew of new features.
BerryBuzz extends your default Blackberry alert system. BerryBuzz allows you to customze the LED color for many alert type and keeps the LED flashing for longer than the default 15 minutes your BlackBerry does.
In the 2.0 beta you’ll be able to customize LED color and set repeating alerts for: Emails, SMS, Instant Messanging via instango (an Instant Messaging app by the same developer), Calendar Events, Missed Calls, PIN messages, BlackBerry Messenger, and Facebook alerts. Also there is a new disco LED sequence that is quite hot.
To join the BerryBuzz 2.0 private beta, send an e-mail with subject ‘BerryBuzz 2.0 Beta’ to customerservice (at) bellshare.com. For more info on the beta, visit Bellshare’s forum. Want BerryBuzz’s current offering? Head over to our nifty BlackBerryCool Store."
BerryBuzz extends your default Blackberry alert system. BerryBuzz allows you to customze the LED color for many alert type and keeps the LED flashing for longer than the default 15 minutes your BlackBerry does.
In the 2.0 beta you’ll be able to customize LED color and set repeating alerts for: Emails, SMS, Instant Messanging via instango (an Instant Messaging app by the same developer), Calendar Events, Missed Calls, PIN messages, BlackBerry Messenger, and Facebook alerts. Also there is a new disco LED sequence that is quite hot.
To join the BerryBuzz 2.0 private beta, send an e-mail with subject ‘BerryBuzz 2.0 Beta’ to customerservice (at) bellshare.com. For more info on the beta, visit Bellshare’s forum. Want BerryBuzz’s current offering? Head over to our nifty BlackBerryCool Store."
How to delete applications on your BlackBerry | BB Geeks
How to delete applications on your BlackBerry BB Geeks: "Every so often here, we go over BlackBerry quick tips, little tidbits that can make your BlackBerry life easier. Some of these are more advanced, but we also like to go over the basics. Today is one of those instances. In searching through the site yesterday, I realized we didn’t have a bit on how to delete applications from your BlackBerry. So after the jump we’ll go through the basic process.
First, go to Options.
Then, go to Advanced Options.
Finally, click on Applications.
You’ll see a notice that your BlackBerry is building an applications list. On the other end you’ll see a big huge list, containing core applications and some things you might not recognize. It goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway: if you do not know what it is, do not delete it.
Scroll down to find the application you’d like to delete. Once it’s highlighted, hit the Menu key. You’ll see a number of options, but all we’re interested in now is the obvious one: Delete. Click it, and you’ll get confirmation. Click Yes, and it will delete the application.
Afterward you’ll be prompted to reset your BlackBerry. If you plan to delete multiple applications, say no. Say yes after the last application you’re going to delete. A reset clears the application out of device memory."
Posted by Joe on July 2, 2009
First, go to Options.
Then, go to Advanced Options.
Finally, click on Applications.
You’ll see a notice that your BlackBerry is building an applications list. On the other end you’ll see a big huge list, containing core applications and some things you might not recognize. It goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway: if you do not know what it is, do not delete it.
Scroll down to find the application you’d like to delete. Once it’s highlighted, hit the Menu key. You’ll see a number of options, but all we’re interested in now is the obvious one: Delete. Click it, and you’ll get confirmation. Click Yes, and it will delete the application.
Afterward you’ll be prompted to reset your BlackBerry. If you plan to delete multiple applications, say no. Say yes after the last application you’re going to delete. A reset clears the application out of device memory."
Posted by Joe on July 2, 2009
Every so often here, we go over BlackBerry quick tips, little tidbits that can make your BlackBerry life easier. Some of these are more advanced, but we also like to go over the basics. Today is one of those instances. In searching through the site yesterday, I realized we didn’t have a bit on how to delete applications from your BlackBerry. So after the jump we’ll go through the basic process.
First, go to Options.
Then, go to Advanced Options.
Finally, click on Applications.
You’ll see a notice that your BlackBerry is building an applications list. On the other end you’ll see a big huge list, containing core applications and some things you might not recognize. It goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway: if you do not know what it is, do not delete it.
Scroll down to find the application you’d like to delete. Once it’s highlighted, hit the Menu key. You’ll see a number of options, but all we’re interested in now is the obvious one: Delete. Click it, and you’ll get confirmation. Click Yes, and it will delete the application.
Afterward you’ll be prompted to reset your BlackBerry. If you plan to delete multiple applications, say no. Say yes after the last application you’re going to delete. A reset clears the application out of device memory.
First, go to Options.
Then, go to Advanced Options.
Finally, click on Applications.
You’ll see a notice that your BlackBerry is building an applications list. On the other end you’ll see a big huge list, containing core applications and some things you might not recognize. It goes without saying, but I’ll say it anyway: if you do not know what it is, do not delete it.
Scroll down to find the application you’d like to delete. Once it’s highlighted, hit the Menu key. You’ll see a number of options, but all we’re interested in now is the obvious one: Delete. Click it, and you’ll get confirmation. Click Yes, and it will delete the application.
Afterward you’ll be prompted to reset your BlackBerry. If you plan to delete multiple applications, say no. Say yes after the last application you’re going to delete. A reset clears the application out of device memory.
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