Accessories
Batteries & Battery Accessories
Whether you need an extra battery to allow continuous productivity on the road, or you're looking to replace a worn or damaged battery door, you will find everything you need right here!
Jul 6, 2008
Accessories
Accessories
Batteries & Battery Accessories
Whether you need an extra battery to allow continuous productivity on the road, or you're looking to replace a worn or damaged battery door, you will find everything you need right here!
Jul 3, 2008
Applications for BlackBerry Smartphones
Want to get even more out of your BlackBerry® smartphone? Whether you’re looking for games and entertainment, business solutions or productivity tools, there’s something to meet your every need.1
Built for BlackBerry
Imagine the possibilities... Book a flight. Check the headlines. Play a game of poker. Get where you're going with ease. All on your BlackBerry smartphone. Special trial offers and free downloads are available. Discover the applications that fit your life.
mobile.blackberry.com
Download applications, ringtones and more for free - directly from your BlackBerry smartphone! Learn about what you’ll find at mobile.blackberry.com.
Instant Messaging & Social Networking
Stay in touch with your friends, family and associates, using the same applications you already use on your computer. Software for your BlackBerry smartphone is available for free.
IM on your BlackBerry smartphone
Social networking applications (such as Facebook® and Flickr)
BlackBerry Software Store
Check out the BlackBerry Software Store for a large selection of games, ringtones and business and personal productivity tools. This site has what you need to stay productive, organized and entertained on the go.
Applications for Your Business
Whatever your organization’s size or industry specialization, there is a solution that can power your business. Applications are available for field service and sales force automation, enterprise data access, business intelligence and more.
Read about hundreds of applications in the BlackBerry Solutions Guide
Learn about software available for your specific business type or industry
1When you subscribe for, acquire, or use third party products and services with RIM products or services you accept that: 1. It is your sole responsibility to (a) ensure that your airtime service provider will support all of their features; (b) identify and acquire all required intellectual property and other licences prior to installation or use and to comply with the terms of such licences; 2. RIM provides such products and services on an “AS IS” basis with no express or implied conditions, endorsements, guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, and assumes no liability whatsoever with respect to them.
Source :http://na.blackberry.com/eng/services/applications.jsp
Built for BlackBerry
Imagine the possibilities... Book a flight. Check the headlines. Play a game of poker. Get where you're going with ease. All on your BlackBerry smartphone. Special trial offers and free downloads are available. Discover the applications that fit your life.
mobile.blackberry.com
Download applications, ringtones and more for free - directly from your BlackBerry smartphone! Learn about what you’ll find at mobile.blackberry.com.
Instant Messaging & Social Networking
Stay in touch with your friends, family and associates, using the same applications you already use on your computer. Software for your BlackBerry smartphone is available for free.
IM on your BlackBerry smartphone
Social networking applications (such as Facebook® and Flickr)
BlackBerry Software Store
Check out the BlackBerry Software Store for a large selection of games, ringtones and business and personal productivity tools. This site has what you need to stay productive, organized and entertained on the go.
Applications for Your Business
Whatever your organization’s size or industry specialization, there is a solution that can power your business. Applications are available for field service and sales force automation, enterprise data access, business intelligence and more.
Read about hundreds of applications in the BlackBerry Solutions Guide
Learn about software available for your specific business type or industry
1When you subscribe for, acquire, or use third party products and services with RIM products or services you accept that: 1. It is your sole responsibility to (a) ensure that your airtime service provider will support all of their features; (b) identify and acquire all required intellectual property and other licences prior to installation or use and to comply with the terms of such licences; 2. RIM provides such products and services on an “AS IS” basis with no express or implied conditions, endorsements, guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, and assumes no liability whatsoever with respect to them.
Source :http://na.blackberry.com/eng/services/applications.jsp
What is Black Berry Pearl
The BlackBerry Pearl (8100)/(8110)/(8120)/(8130) is a mobile phone developed by Research In Motion, and the first BlackBerry device with a camera and media player. It was originally released September 12th 2006. T-Mobile was the first US carrier to release the phone as a carrier device.
The BlackBerry Pearl is aimed towards both business users and consumers. Its advertising campaign features several people including Mariska Hargitay and Douglas Coupland.
The BlackBerry Pearl provides Quad-Band network support on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS and EDGE networks to allow for international roaming between North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. The BlackBerry 8130 includes EV-DO high speed CDMA data capabilities and the BlackBerry 8120 is the first Pearl model to support Wi-Fi.
BlackBerry Pearl 8120 and 8130 have one of the world's finest USB sideloading performance. Their sideloading architecture upgrade from 8100 provides them with Hi-Speed USB and ultra fast connection to the microSD card, capable of transferring 1GB file in less than 70 seconds - over 16Mbyte/stransfer rate. As seen from the following EETimes article[2] - this beats the other phones in the market like the iPhone, Motorola RAZR or Sony Ericsson Walkman. Per the article, this is because 8120/8130 uses the Antioch chip from Cypress Semiconductor - a Westbridge peripheral controller enabling "direct connection between peripherals, creating ultra-fast transfers".
The Wi-Fi enabled Pearl (8120) is available in the United States - being made available by AT&T, Cincinnati Bell Wireless, & T-Mobile (USA). The 8120 is available from the AT&T for $200 with a new or contract renewal, while T-Mobile offers the titanium colored version (which features UMA calling, not just web browsing like the AT&T model) for $150 with a new 2-year contract. It is also available in the United Kingdom and Australia
Most BlackBerry devices have a full keyboard. The Pearl uses a modified QWERTY layout on a 4-row, 5-column keypad, with a predictive input algorithm known as SureType. The unique phone is one of its kind in securing SureType technology. It is the only modern BlackBerry to support SureType, after the 7100 series.
The Pearl supports the full range of BlackBerry enterprise functionality.
Unlike previous BlackBerry devices, the Pearl includes a music player, camera, as well as other multimedia functions. It requires the purchase of a MicroSD memory card to support storage of multimedia files beyond the 64MB provided internally.
Most notably, the Pearl uses a translucent trackball instead of the traditional BlackBerry scroll wheel. This facilitates horizontal scrolling and is the origin of the Pearl's name. The back lit colour of the 8100 trackball is controlled by a series of LEDs; the 8130 trackball is lit only in white.[3]
The Pearl is currently available with Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T Mobility, Cincinnati Bell Wireless, Verizon Wireless, Alltel, US Cellular, Centennial Wireless, MOSH Mobile, nTelos, Cellular One and Cellular South in the United States, Turkcell and Avea in Turkey, Claro in Brazil and Dominican Republic, Airtel, Vodafone & Reliance Communications in India, Vodacom and MTN in South Africa, Telcel in Mexico, Rogers Wireless, Telus, SaskTel, MTS and Bell Mobility in Canada, Telstra, Optus and Vodafone in Australia, KPN and Vodafone in the Netherlands, Grameen-Business Enterprise in Bangladesh, Vodafone in New Zealand, SingTel in Singapore, Mobilink in Pakistan and all networks in the UK.
Resource : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry_Pearl
The BlackBerry Pearl is aimed towards both business users and consumers. Its advertising campaign features several people including Mariska Hargitay and Douglas Coupland.
The BlackBerry Pearl provides Quad-Band network support on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS and EDGE networks to allow for international roaming between North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. The BlackBerry 8130 includes EV-DO high speed CDMA data capabilities and the BlackBerry 8120 is the first Pearl model to support Wi-Fi.
BlackBerry Pearl 8120 and 8130 have one of the world's finest USB sideloading performance. Their sideloading architecture upgrade from 8100 provides them with Hi-Speed USB and ultra fast connection to the microSD card, capable of transferring 1GB file in less than 70 seconds - over 16Mbyte/stransfer rate. As seen from the following EETimes article[2] - this beats the other phones in the market like the iPhone, Motorola RAZR or Sony Ericsson Walkman. Per the article, this is because 8120/8130 uses the Antioch chip from Cypress Semiconductor - a Westbridge peripheral controller enabling "direct connection between peripherals, creating ultra-fast transfers".
The Wi-Fi enabled Pearl (8120) is available in the United States - being made available by AT&T, Cincinnati Bell Wireless, & T-Mobile (USA). The 8120 is available from the AT&T for $200 with a new or contract renewal, while T-Mobile offers the titanium colored version (which features UMA calling, not just web browsing like the AT&T model) for $150 with a new 2-year contract. It is also available in the United Kingdom and Australia
Most BlackBerry devices have a full keyboard. The Pearl uses a modified QWERTY layout on a 4-row, 5-column keypad, with a predictive input algorithm known as SureType. The unique phone is one of its kind in securing SureType technology. It is the only modern BlackBerry to support SureType, after the 7100 series.
The Pearl supports the full range of BlackBerry enterprise functionality.
Unlike previous BlackBerry devices, the Pearl includes a music player, camera, as well as other multimedia functions. It requires the purchase of a MicroSD memory card to support storage of multimedia files beyond the 64MB provided internally.
Most notably, the Pearl uses a translucent trackball instead of the traditional BlackBerry scroll wheel. This facilitates horizontal scrolling and is the origin of the Pearl's name. The back lit colour of the 8100 trackball is controlled by a series of LEDs; the 8130 trackball is lit only in white.[3]
The Pearl is currently available with Sprint, T-Mobile, AT&T Mobility, Cincinnati Bell Wireless, Verizon Wireless, Alltel, US Cellular, Centennial Wireless, MOSH Mobile, nTelos, Cellular One and Cellular South in the United States, Turkcell and Avea in Turkey, Claro in Brazil and Dominican Republic, Airtel, Vodafone & Reliance Communications in India, Vodacom and MTN in South Africa, Telcel in Mexico, Rogers Wireless, Telus, SaskTel, MTS and Bell Mobility in Canada, Telstra, Optus and Vodafone in Australia, KPN and Vodafone in the Netherlands, Grameen-Business Enterprise in Bangladesh, Vodafone in New Zealand, SingTel in Singapore, Mobilink in Pakistan and all networks in the UK.
Resource : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BlackBerry_Pearl
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