Nobody plans to fail, but a lot of us fail to plan. Keeping an extra battery, charged and handy, is a good plan anytime. Long flights and longer meetings, power blackouts and transit snarls - an extra battery gives you the power to keep on communicating. Only genuine batteries work best with your device, holding their charge longer and taking the maximum number of charges over their lifetime. Come in bulk packaging
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With the wealth of devices you carry with you and charge in your car, wouldn't it be nice to have another 2 power sockets? This 12v &24V car power socket (cigarette lighter)converts it into three power sockets. It's ideal for connecting multiple handheld devices like cell phones, iPods, and more, so everything's charged up when you reach your destination. Before reaching you,we test every item in 5 aspects during manufacturing,and aging EVERY item fullloaded for at least continuously 4hrs. We guarantee: competitive prices,first-rate quality,within 1 busniess day shipping and excellent service! We ship out all the orders placed by 3:30P.M PST the same busniess day!!
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OEM BlackBerry Standard Battery. Flight delays, power outages, extended trips. You can't always recharge your Blackberry phone when you'd like to. But with an extra original battery on hand, you can always talk, type and work as long as you need to. Keep it in your bag or briefcase and you'll stay connected, powered up and ready to get the job done. . Original Li-Ion Standard Battery ; Compatible With: . BlackBerry: 7100, 8700, 8703, Curve 8530, 8520, 8330, 8320, 8310, 8300 ;
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BlackBerry Storm 9530 Unlocked First BlackBerry touchscreen phone packed with messaging, document editing, and multimedia features; international GSM Acess V Cast, Music and Video services via fast EV-DO data network; GPS-enabled for turn-by-turn directions; use phone as a modem for your laptop 3.2-megapixel camera/camcorder, Bluetooth stereo music; MicroSD expansion to 16 GB; access to personal email and instant messaging Designed to satisfy the needs of both consumers and business customers, the BlackBerry Storm smartphone offers a revolutionary touchscreen that dramatically enhances the touch interface and enables easy and precise typing. The world's first "clickable" touchscreen responds much like a physical keyboard and also supports single-touch, multi-touch and gestures for intuitive and efficient application navigation. If You unlock the GSM part of this phone , then, Whether traveling to Europe or Asia, the Storm provides globetrotters the freedom of reliable global connectivity with Verizon Wireless's reliable, high-speed 3G CDMA network here in the United States and compatibility with GSM networks . It's compatible with the V Cast Music and V CAST Music with Rhapsody services, which enables you to purchase songs through your phone and download them via Verizon Wireless's fast EV-DO data network. You'll also benefit from the phone's A-GPS receiver, which enables you to access Verizon Wireless's VZ Navigator service for turn-by-turn directions. Other features include a 3.2-megapixel camera/camcorder, Bluetooth connectivity for handsfree devices and stereo music streaming, 1 GB internal memory, MicroSD memory expansion to 16 GB, support for up to 10 personal and corporate email accounts, access to popular instant messaging services, and up to 6 hours of talk time.
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The Zephyr HxM BT is a fitness-tracking device designed for use with most smartphones. It combines Zephyr's Smart Fabricâ?¢ heart rate sensor technology, movement sensors, and Bluetooth wireless connectivity on a chest strap for athletes who live on the cutting edge of technology. Why carry multiple devices such as foot pods, music players, and bulky GPS watches when your phone can do it all for you? Paired with the HxM, your phone can track your exercise intensity level, speed, and distance while playing your music, tracking your GPS location, and providing calling services.
Strap-on comfort for all-day performance.
Smart Fabric is conductive fabric that provides market-leading comfort and accuracy. It is woven onto a soft, elastic, adjustable (up to 40 inches) strap that is worn under the shirt around the sternum. The Bluetooth 2.0 transmitter module has 26-hour battery life and is snap-detachable. This allows the HxM to be easily recharged by the included USB cradle and the chest strap is machine-washable. It is covered by a 12-month limited warranty from defects and the strap itself is replaceable.
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With an open communication design, the HxM provides unparalleled flexibility with the phones and applications you use. We don't support iPhone, sorry. Currently available apps include Endomondo and SportsTracker Pro for Android, Runtastic Pro for BlackBerry, eCoach for Nokia, and Run GPS for Windows Mobile. PLEASE CONFIRM your preferred app supports the HxM before purchasing!
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The GOgroove FlexSMART X2
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RIM is really shaking up their enterprise offerings the past year or so. They threw in BES Express for free, worked with Google Apps, and are rolling out a “Cloud BES” solution. Lucas @N4BB scored a slide showing what is supposed to be the Enterprise Roadmap for BlackBerry solutions in 2011. We don’t have much confirmation on the rumor beyond the releases that already happened but some things are interesting:
SharePoint 1.0 general availability is “on hold since Nov RTM” whatever that meansBES 5.0.3 is still showing a late March or April releaseBES Express 5.0.3 seems to be coming later in late May 2011Some sort of BES for Google Apps is coming in the beginning of September which looks like part of the “Cloud BES” we have heard of beforeA unknown Contrail 1.0 rel;ease is scheduled for sometime in November. No idea what it is but it may be something to do with the cloud BES solutionHere are two product slides to accompany the roadmap:
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I can’t believe another month has gone by and we are only weeks away from the launch of the BlackBerry PlayBook on April 19th. Today is the last day of our March Rewards contest with a BlackBerry PlayBook up for grabs. The contest is still going on until midnight tonight with a BlackBerry PlayBook (base model) when it is publicly available or a $500 Amazon/PayPal gift certificate as the prize. With all the news on the PlayBook this is a great way to get one for free when it comes out!
As many of you know every comment, forum post, and tip submission you make on BerryReview during the month of March 2011 will be counted as an entry to win. That means every forum post or comment you contribute increases your chances of winning! You must be registered and logged in to BerryReview when leaving comments for them to be included in the contest and the winner will be chosen by the BerryReview staff in the beginning of March.
You can check out all the details and official rules in the announcement post. If you have any questions comments leave a comment on that post. So what are you waiting for? Today is the last chance to win this months PlayBook!
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PS: The last three months of PlayBook giveaways have been awesome. We are taking suggestions on what we should try to do for next month since the PlayBook launches in April! Let us know in the comments what you would want to see as a prize!
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I know that RIM is licensing their BlackBerry Travel app using WorldMate’s tech but even so RIM rarely releases updates this close to each other. That is unless there is some critical bug that needed squashing. Nikolaus let us know that RIM has updated BlackBerry Travel to v1.0.350.99 which is only slightly newer than the v1.0.341.99 released on the 23rd. In typical RIM fashion there is no changelog to help us decide if the 3MB download is worth it, but we sort of found an update in BetaZone change log that seems kind of helpful:
Added Bold 9000 support.Check out the latest version of BlackBerry Travel in App World at this link.
PS: I am sure we will make Mike Lazaridis cry by the possibly wasted 3MB upgrade data usage.
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We have been hearing so much conflicting information on the upcoming BlackBerry OS 6.1 and OS 7 making it hard to break fact from fiction. We just heard from one of our sources who passed along the gist of CTO of software, David Yach, keynote at RIM’s internal RDX dev conference today. Here are some highlights from his keynote though he kind of jumped around a bit:
A big portion of the talk is focusing on the benefit RIM will get from centralizing processes and tools. (what RIM’s COO of product engineering, Thorsten Heins,said yesterday)One of the key reasons OS 6.1 is falling behind schedule is miscommunication between teams in the critical path of the projectHe didn’t focus on the problems as much as how RIM is going to solve them by easing conflicts in the critical pathThe second part of the keynote is where things got interesting talking about OS 7 and OS 6.1:
There is a new project “Highlander” using the concept from the movies “There can be only one”This project is taking the best features from OS 6.1 and the QNX OS to make OS 7. This seems to be where the rumors about OS 6.1 having a QNX core are coming fromRIM is “very happy” with OS 6.1 but it struggling with losing the features users loveOS 6.1 is almost 10 years old and has pushed its limitsStill they are very happy about the “Liquid Graphics” in OS 6.1 adding a WOW factor to BlackBerrysThis new OS 7 will also be the OS for the Playbook down the road. Seeing the theme of "there can be only one" ?RIM is still in the “early stages” of OS 7 with a target of 2012I am really loving the Highlander references and think RIM should actually give their OS builds a name. For example, OS 6.0 could be Phoenix… 
So what do you think of the info passed along? It is second hand so its hard to analyze properly but still I am really excited to see RIM has a plan for 2011 and 2012. Here is to hoping they execute it correctly!
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Over the last few weeks I have tried to explain to a few people the difference between the BlackBerry Bridge and the Internet Tethering on the BlackBerry PlayBook. The BlackBerry Bridge simply proxies certain information like email, contacts, calendar, notes, tasks, and BBM from a BlackBerry to the PlayBook and shows that information on the PlayBook. It looks like it may give BES users access to the companies intranet but that is about it.
Internet Tethering on the other hand is simply using the Bluetooth Dial Up Networking (DUN) profile that many phones support. This was just confirmed again in a leaked guide by http://crackberry.com/internet-tethering-blackberry-playbook-tablet-bluetooth. That means any phone that supports Dial Up Networking over Bluetooth, which many feature phones even support, will be able to use their phone to get to the internet from a PlayBook.
This all comes with one major caveat. Carriers are going to want to get paid. That means I can see them tacking on some $20 or so charge a month for “PlayBook Tethering.” What would be really cool is if these plans would work with the upcoming Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot features coming in the next generation of BlackBerrys.
Check out the details from the guide at this link. I have spoken to a few devs and it does not look like they will be able to create an app like “Tether” with the current SDK’s available for the PlayBook. On the other hand my discussions with a few internal RIM devs hint that quite a few more API’s are coming soon.
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The guys over at BBH-Plus got their hands on a 6.1 OS and have been busy all afternoon leaking the applications found in the OS including: BlackBerry Radio, Visual Voicemail, App World, Podcasts, and News. UPDATE: Added Facebook for BlackBerry
NOTE: The applications are only for OS 6.0, they will not work on other devices as far as we know.
If you get errors about BBID .cods missing, Install this OTA:
http://www.bbh-plus.net/downloads.php?do=file&id=2044
If you get errors about BBID .cods missing, Install this OTA:
http://www.bbh-plus.net/downloads.php?do=file&id=2044
Thanks to Tashana and Fubaz for sending this in.
Source: BBH PLUS
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Finally we have some new info on BlackBerry smartphones. It looks like that picture of the “BlackBerry Storm 3” we snagged back in September of last year was spot on! The BoyGenius scored some hands on pictures of what is now the BlackBerry Touch codename Monaco (Verizon CDMA) and Monza (GSM). Gone is the SureType screen and we have BlackBerry OS 6.1 on board. Nothing crazy fancy in OS 6.1 but still its nice to see! It has the BlackBerry ID login built into the system where you need to login to use the device.
According to BGR these new devices will be announced at BlackBerry World in May along with the BlackBerry Bold Touch, Torch 2, Curve Touch, and this BlackBerry Touch Monaco and Monza versions!
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Now that RIM has officially set the BlackBerry PlayBook launch date for April 19th along with opening up preorders I keep wondering one thing. Where are all the BlackBerry PlayBook ads. RIM has really stepped up their game with BlackBerry smartphone ads but I have yet to see one ad for the BlackBerry PlayBook. No billboards, web ads, nothing…
So I have to wonder if we are in the quiet before the storm? Will we suddenly see the floodgates open in the next three weeks? What do you think RIM’s game plan is?
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I was out at the mall yesterday, and happened to run in to an old classmate from college at the Bell store, and saw him looking at a 9780 and an Atrix. I immediately had to go and talk to him and ask what his needs and wants were for the phone, and whipped out my 9700. I obviously told him about all the pro’s and how I have had my 9700 since release and it’s been flawless, and the 9780 was an upgraded version of my great phone. How OS6 has made the BlackBerry a more competitive smartphone, and the push technology makes them excellent communication devices. Now the Atrix is a good phone as well, but showing him hands on how my 9700 worked helped him seeing the phone first hand.
I didn’t stick around to see what his decision was, but later on Facebook I got a pm with his PIN, and with this I am asking, has your BlackBerry knowledge and addiction influenced people around you to get a BlackBerry, theme, apps or accessories? I know that I now have siblings, friends, and extended family addicted… do you?
Also, with the launch of the PlayBook, have you swayed people to hold off on a tablet purchase? Have you examined the strengths and weaknesses of the PlayBook versus the Ipad (1 and 2) as well as the many Android tablets becoming available. Have you adapted to the mentality that the PlayBook is for everyone, even though RIM is pushing it as the first business oriented tablet, seeing how many of us adopted BlackBerry’s for personal devices while they are mainly business oriented.
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I didn’t notice it until Marc Paradise pointed it out but anybody notice something funny about the BlackBerry Touch pictures leaked by the BoyGenius? They have a black box over one of the icons on the homescreen. While Marc thought that points to it being a controlled “leak”, Jonathan (aka BoyGenius) confirmed in the comments when Afrolion also pointed it out that:
Stuff we blurred that isn’t quite ready to be public yet! Well, you know, besides the phone and all that.
So I thought I would throw the question to all of you. What do you think could be hidden behind door black icon #1? 
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RIM made it clear that it will be a huge upgrade, we have seen some leaked slides pertaining to new features for the OS home screen interface like the option to set favorites, and frequent apps. There are quite a few other features that will be added to this update but the main concern for most people is the user interface of the OS. People tend to react to the cosmetics part of the OS. Many who compare the visually part of IOS to BlackBerry only see the interface and that’s why they believe the OS is better than BlackBerry when in reality the BlackBerry OS leaves IOS and other in the dust when it comes to capabilities but it usually is compare to the appealing visual side and how easy it is to use.
Hopefully with 6.1 RIM has been able to find a happy medium with the UI and also the ease of use. I would love for RIM to prove me wrong and have 6.1 with QNX by this summer but I find that highly unlikely.
What are your thoughts?
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Product description:
The Ballistic Hardcore (HC) The Ballistic Tough Jacket (TJ) offers three layers of advanced protection. It includes a rigid screen cover that also doubles as a kickstand to provide the optimal viewing position.
Ballistic is proud to introduce our Ballistic TJ (Tough Jacket) Series Case for the BlackBerry Playbook, with not one, not two… but THREE layers of protection! The first and outermost layer is made of soft TPU which will help absorb the shock of a drop. In addition, this first layer, is co-molded onto layer number 2, which is made of a tough impact resistant polycarbonate. Layer number three, which is the inner-most layer, made of a soft silicone. This layer also includes our Ballistic Corners™ which means all four corners have extra shock absorption where you need it the most! Also included with this amazing case is a front cover attachment to help protect the screen during travel. The cover can also be removed and placed on the back of your case to be used as a kickstand for your Playbook!
Advanced three layer protectionInner silicone layer absorbs shockImpact resistant hard plastic protects the phoneSoft rubber on the back of the plastic adds to the durabilityThicker Ballistic Corners for drop protectionRemovable screen cover that can also be used on the back as a kickstand
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I am not sure how many of you are familiar with Zillow but it is an awesome resource for home shoppers. When you are looking for a new house Zillow provides you with a ton of vital information about each property. They just announced today that they have released a BlackBerry app for their service that allows you to view a aerial map of your location using GPS displaying
Zestimate home valuationshomes for salehomes for rentRent ZestimatesMake Me Move listingsand recently sold data on the homes around them. Additional features on theThe Zillow BlackBerry App also allows you to have:
Multiple search filters that include price, number of bedrooms and bathrooms and other valuable home-related information.Homes viewable on a map with high-resolution satellite and street view.Home search by location or by typing in a city, ZIP code or address.Full-screen color photos of homes.The Zillow app is totally free and you can pick it up at zillow.com/blackberry/ or in App World by searching for Zillow. It supports OS 5.0+ so it should cover most users.
Check out a video demo of Zillow for BlackBerry below:
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