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BlackBerry Wallet has been designed to make shopping on your BlackBerry smartphone faster and easier. It lets you use information securely stored on your BlackBerry smartphone to help fill in forms with credit card, reward program and shipping information.
How Does it Work?
Simply switch to the BlackBerry Wallet when you’re ready to make a purchase. Enter your password, and populate your credit card information, delivery details and more.
Security
Your credit card and shipping information are your business. For your protection, not even you can use your BlackBerry Wallet without entering a password. It’s also AES encrypted, so you can be sure your data is secure.
To download BlackBerry Wallet, visit mobile.blackberry.com from your BlackBerry Browser.
Mobile File Manager allows you to connect to remote computers and network shares. Edit web pages and deploy sites, upload photos to websites, transfer files, view graphics on remote computers, edit configuration files, monitor log files and much more, all from your BB handheld. And it’s absolutely FREE!
Main Screen
Setting Screen
Mobile File Manager supports Windows File Sharing, WebDAV, File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Secure FTP (SFTP) connections. You can make these connections using either:
Mobile File Manager will automatically detect the best way to connect. If you are on a BlackBerry Enterprise Server, Mobile File Manager will connect through the MDS Service. If you are not on a BlackBerry Enterprise Server, Mobile File Manager will connect through TCP/IP.
Editor:
My name is Al Sacco and I’m a writer with CIO.com.
I thought a video clip I posted today might be of interest to you and your readers. The clip offers up six free BlackBerry downloads and shows how to install and use them. You may be familiar with some, if not all, of them, but I think the video could be helpful to new BlackBerry users or folks who don’t download lots of apps.
Anywho, here’s the link:
How-To Video: Install and Use Six Free Killer BlackBerry Apps
http://www.cio.com/article
Thanks, and take care.
Main features:
New in version 1.01.01:
Home Screen
The two top lines contain the daily and monthly cumulated traffic. Updated every minute.
The daily will be reset at midnight and a record is added to the logbook.
The monthly will be reset at midnight at the last day of the month.
The graph in the middle shows the traffic over the last minutes. Please take into account that the amount is logarithmic by base 10. The figures are representing bytes. Updated every second.
Cycle elapsed time is an internal measurement to show how many milliseconds it takes to calculate all values during the last second. Updated every second.
In and Out show the cumulated traffic on the device since the last reboot. Updated every second. Accordingly max/s show the maximum number of bytes per second since the last restart of the program. Updated every second.
Net does show the string of the current provider name.
Volt shows the status of the voltage of the battery as well as the gauge below shows the percentage of battery load left. Updated every minute.
Logbook Screen
This screen shows the collected logbook records.
On the top the summaries are shown with the last date and time this data was written to the permanent record store.
The bottom of the screen shows the collected records. Navigation can be done with the trackball or page wise by 3 (up) and 9 (down)
Preference Screen
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Controls if the scale lines are shown. |
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Nice graphics |
Controls if the header background is shaded. |
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Gray background |
If the header is shaded this option defines if a gray or an orange color is used. |
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Show in kB |
This switches the display to show the figures in kB instead of bytes. |
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Show cycle elapsed time |
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Move automatically to background |
If this option is checked, the application is moved to background after 60 seconds of not being used. |
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Never terminate |
This option ensures that the application is never terminated, even if you use “Close” from the main menu. |
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Stop graphic in holster |
Checking this, the application stops the graphical output as described above, every time the device is put into holster. Taking it out from holster restarts the graphic (if it was not stopped manually before putting the device in holster) |
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Reset period’s counter at period’s end |
Use this to control if the period’s counter is reset automatically add the end of the period. Uncheck this here in order to use the manual reset counter function. |
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Billing day |
This is the day in month when the period’s cut should happen. The following rules apply: |
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Enable period’s limit alert |
If this option is checked the device gives a vibration and optical alert once the limit (in bytes) is reached. |
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Period’s limit (in bytes) |
Enter the number of bytes after the alert should be raised. |
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Disable alert in holster |
Decide if the alert should be given in holster as well. |
Please note as well that this will work on GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks only.
Go to http://www.ehnert.net/MiniMoni/ for downloading.
I downloaded my favorite novel “band of brother” to my PC as a txt file and I wanted to read it from my BlackBerry on the go. It took a while for me to figure out a way to do so (well, actually copying it is easy but opening it is not straightfoward), so it might be worthwhile posting it our here to save time of my readers.
Here is the whole procedure.
I connected my 8310 to my PC via the USB cable. The 1G-byte micro SD card in my 8130 then appears as drive F: on my PC . I copy the text files from my PC to F:.I disconnect the 8130 from the PC (BlackBerry can’t read the SD memory while it is connected via the USB cable and the SD memory is mounted to PC).
In order to open and view the text file, do the following:
Then done!!! Enjoy your reading!
By typing calendar.google.com in your BlackBerry browser, you can easily access your Google calendar from your BlackBerry (no software installation is required).
You can quickly add or view all your schedules in Google calendar on the go. Besides, it is always in sync. If a scheduled event changes it will be reflected immediately on Google Calendar on your BlackBerry.
Screen shot from an 8310
I was keeping looking for a free video converter to convert all sorts of video clips I have to avi/mp4/3gp format playable on my 8310 for a while. I’ve found a bunch, but none of them make me satisfied. Some can’t convert rm/rmvb files, which I had a lot. Some are not free. Some doesn’t allow me to configure output video parameters (such as size, fps and video bitrate). As soon as I met SUPER@, I know I can stop searching. Although this software is not dedicated to BlackBerry (instead, it is a general purpose Video/Audio transcoder, without targeting any specific platforms), this software provides me every feature I want for video/audio conversion for my BlackBerry.
I normally use the following setting to convert video for my 8310.
If you’d like to convert Youtube clips to mp4 video, sorry, SUPER can’t do it directly. But you can use TechCrunch to download the clip to your hardrive as an flv file first, then use SUPER to convert it to mp4 fairly smoothly. That said, SUPER can pretty much convert all the available video clips to playable format in your BB.
To download SUPER, go to eRightSoft website, or simply click here.
Below list all the video/audio formats BlackBerry supports, serving as a good reference to adjust the conversion configuration when using SUPER.
Refer to the table below for an overview of supported and unsupported video formats.
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Refer to the table below for an overview of supported and unsupported audio formats.
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Additionally, the BlackBerry Media application is designed to support the following audio file containers:
A super cool lecture from CrackBerry.com. Pretty much covered all the common sense you need to know about BlackBerry.
2007 Fall Semester
This is from the interview Gregory Wade, RIM’s Vice President of Customer Accounts, had with Business Standard. (Considering RIM has launched 8 BlackBerrys in 2007, this is not a surprise 
)
The Blackberry Pearl represented almost 55 per cent of RIM’s total shipments in the first quarter of 2007 and with Pearl 8120 (dubbed as Pearl 2) our commitment to have devices that are beautiful and rich in multimedia applications continues.
RIM recently shipped its 20 millionth Blackberry smart phone and the devices are ranked number one in the global PDA space with 18 per cent market share according to third party research.
Also, our software partners are developing support for 3D graphics to enable more powerful gaming, and rich-media content is on the cards too.
We will also announce another 4-5 models in 2008 and all of them would be packed with consumer-friendly applications and design.
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