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Dr Abobo posted:Anyone know when BeeJive will be out for the Storm? They always go over the expected month. I just want data IMing god damnit. Look here, friend!
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flashman posted:I'm glad that the issue was more widespread as I had spent a ton of time trying to fix it. Installing Beejive and using it still worked when WLM wouldn't though. Not sure if it was because of impeccable coincidental timing or Beejive just connected in a different way than Windows live Messenger because if it's the latter I could see it being worth 15 dollars. Beejive went down for me, oddly. So did my web browsing. Of course, I'm on a Storm Classic, so god only knows what voodoo it does to connect to RIM's servers.
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Praesil posted:My corporate IT folks just added a new policy - no downloading 3rd party apps. I've never heard of a way around this. Generally, if you're on the BES, you're also on the security policy.
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Any rumours of new touchscreen BBs? Maybe with a slide-out keyboard...?
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Craptacular! posted:Wait for the 9800 slider phone. Slider with touchscreen. And a trackpad. It's gonna be sweet. Also, it'll have a lot of onboard memory for apps! And everytime you press a button, you get CANDY! OH GOD RIM WHY DO YOU HURT ME LIKE THAT
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Ever since I upgraded Facebook to 1.8, I'm not getting incoming Facebook emails translated into Facebook notifications. Any thoughts?
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chocolateTHUNDER posted:Facebook 1.8 includes the ability to use the BB push API instead of using emails from facebook that get translated into notifications. Poke around in the options and see if you accidentally disabled the facebook notifications.
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sethsez posted:Yeah, Beejive is fantastic and one of the only programs on the Blackberry actually worth paying for. He might be thinking of Palringo, which I definitely remember being buggy and ugly. The problem is that BeeJive hasn't updated their BlackBerry app in months now, and there are still some bugs that need adressing. Also... I still like my Storm 1.
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Sep 10, 2010 22:20
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Haters gonna hate. Torch it up, man!
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ynotony posted:I'm having fun for sure! Stop enjoying your BlackBerry! This is the BlackBerry thread! Still hoping we get our Torch upgrades soon. My Storm battery is about ready to give up the ghost.
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burnsep posted:This is an interesting topic. How can one track running processes and terminate redundant or unnecessary instances? I assume they have a lot of impact on battery life. There's an updated app in the Web App Store that's not showing the update for the OTA App Store. ANyone ever run into this?
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Oodles posted:There's only four of us, mostly John bitching about his job & the snow I am very excited.
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Got my Torch and I'm loving it. Huge step up from the Storm 1!
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Jan 24, 2011 17:32
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Does anyone have the goonberry barcode?
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Godzilla07 posted:When you're coming from that turd, anything seems like a step-up. The 8700 that sits in my desk drawer would be a better phone. Don't hold back, dude. Tell us how you really feel! My office got the Storm when it was first released. I never had the problems everybody else compains about. It was realtively fast, stable, and I actually liked the SurePress screen. (So much so that I find I'm missing it on the Torch!) Still, the benefits of the Torch are great. Physical slide-out keyboard, 10x the app memory, and OS6? I could never go back now.
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Dirty Job posted:For whatever reason, my blackberry torch is having a few odd errors. First, sometimes when I press the screen it presses something below whatever it is I'm trying to press. Fiddling around with it seems to fix, but it sucks when it happens while I'm trying to type something out. Hm. What OS patch are you on? The latest official release available is 6.0.0.337 However, I can confirm your findings for the language button. I work in French and English, so I actually use it, but after trying, I can't get rid of it either.
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Moey posted:I don't have time to scan through this thread to see if this has been asked before, but are there any BES admins in here? I'd skip the full wipe, and just go with deleting/rectivating their BES account. This has fixed so many of these one-off problems for me that it's my go-to solution. Of course, they stillahve to sit there and wait a half-hour for the Enterprise Actiation to go through, but eh. Minor problem in the end.
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Do we talk about the PlayBook in here, or in another thread?
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Scaramouche posted:Really? Every forum page for me on my bold in default browser has been 'this page is too large I am going to crash now'. I had to switch to bolt to even load the forums. Are you on a BES? Because there's a setting BES admins can change in the internet policy that restricts "large pages" from loading. If you're not on a BES, then I have no clue what might be going on.
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Scaramouche posted:I am on BESx, but I'm the Admin and I didn't ever set such a policy. I'm at home now and can't be arsed to log into check, do you know if it's applied by default? Yeah, there's a deafult. I found this BES KB article that should help: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB17318 quote:BlackBerry Enterprise Server 5.0
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...And now I'm having an issue where I can't update one of my apps. BeBuzz has an update, but every time I try to grab it from App World, it tells me that the app "is not available for download from BlackBerry App World". Oddly enough, I was able to update other apps (Weather Eye) just fine. I've tried updating App World and running battery pulls, but no luck.
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May 27, 2011 21:42
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Crap. Our company PlayBook looks like it's dead. It won't recharge; hitting the power button gives a solid red LED followed by 5 yellow LED flashes. Everything I can find online tells me that if a hard reboot doesn't fix it, nothing I can do to it will.  Guess we're going back to Best Buy for an exchange.
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Jun 21, 2011 17:21
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Yuns posted:Are you using the included charger or the magnetic rapid charger? 3rd party chargers generally don't draw enough current and computer usb ports definitely don't. The included (wall) charger. This was a launch unit, and I suspect it's the first time any one of us has allowed the battery to drain to nothing. Other than this (rather large) blip, I've loved the damned thing. Bezel gestures are the best thing ever. I found it to have a much more intuitive interface than the iPad. I still haven't played with any Android tablests, so I can't comment on that, but if and when the app amount/availability situation improves, I'd call it a clear winner over Apple's product.
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Coldforge posted:Did you update the OS to 1.0.5 or higher? Before that, Playbooks were unable to charge when the power is off, meaning if you let the charge fall to 0%, they were a brick. 1.0.5+ solved that, thankfully. Probably not. The last OS install that I know happened for sure was the Facebook/BBM/Video Chat upgrade. Then the sales team got a hold of it whaile I went on a 3-week business trip. We RMA'd it yesterday. They told us it'll take about 5-7 days (NOT business days, which surprised us!) for the replacement to come in.
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Got the PlayBook back from the RMA - brand new one, too. RIM had a great turnaround time on this. Now, to convince the rest of the office that I'm the one that needs to hang onto it for "work purposes"...
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Spatule posted:Apparently the alarm not going off is a common problem on nearly all BBs. How in God's name are those assholes still in business ? First I hear about this. Mine goes off like, well, clockwork. I've never even heard anecdotal evidence about this problem 'til you mentioned it.
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hog wizard posted:2. "The page you requested could not be loaded; it is too large for the device." gently caress you. Are you on a BES? Your admin should be able to increase the maximum pagesize for you.
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Scaramouche posted:I think it depends on the BES settings, but probably not. BES is central to all of the enterprise security stuff on the blackberry, so circumventing the proxy set up probably isn't a good idea. I bet you could probably do it if the admin didn't set up his policies properly, but it would only last until he pushed a new policy/refreshed service books. JohnnyCanuck might know better, since he actually runs a real BES instead of a little 25 user BESx like me.
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Spatule, have you ever wondered that you just might not be compatible with, well, any technology whatsoever?
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I love the Kobo app, especially here in Canadia. I imagine I'd rather it be a Kindle app if I lived in the States, but... 
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You guys see the BlackBerry London mock-up? drat, that's sexy.
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helsabot posted:I have the option at work to upgrade to either the newest Bold or Torch. I'm thinking the bigger screen on the Torch would be nice, but it's the same res as the Bold, and the bold overall looks nicer to me. Has anyone used both or have an opinion one way or the other? The Bold (9900, I imagine?) has a great physical keyboard, a nice touchscreen, and is generally a better phone for dong a lot of messaging with. Plus, you can't deny that it's a fuckin' sexy beast of a phone. If you plan on doing more browsing and video-playing, go with the Torch, though. Note that either way, you'll want the very latest OS releases to deal with some issues that the launch OSes have.
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Shroomie posted:Looks like I'm stuck on a 9800 for the next few months. My Android phone got lost/stolen Friday night, and this was the best replacement I could come up with. What OS version are you on? Touchscreen responsiveness was bad for a bit, and then got a whole lot better.
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joebuddah posted:I picked up a curve 8900 because my focus died. Is there anyway to speed up the internet it seems to crawl even though it says 3g it feels like 28.8 bps Try grabbing Opera Mini instead of using the base browser. Also, what OS are you on?
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I'd call RIM support yesterday for this issue. Looks like Verizon pushed out an update that they didn't fully test.
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Huge infodump of BB10 reveals today. They only make me want it more. Hurry up, 2013!
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big mean giraffe posted:I'd ditch Android too if I had to use that piece of poo poo phone. My mom has one, and it's garbage and slow. So it's pretty much just like a Blackberry Dude, seriously: have you seen any of the BB10 releases? It looks like an incredible OS. I know RIM killed your dog and shat in your mailbox a while ago, but it's time to give up on the hate. And feel the love.
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bull3964 posted:The problem is, BB10 may as well be vaporware at this point as far as consumers are concerned. That's US marketshare only. World-wide they still have better numbers.
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