Hi. I recently got a VZW storm and set up a BIS profile for my corp email (not thinking it would...

Hi to everyone and happy new year. I bought a Blackberry Curve from Ebay used , and the person...

with BIS, say you receive an email on your device and you are sitting at your computer and read...

Well i met a local dude today over on another forum who was having issues setting up his BIS on his...

It seems that every carrier has a different method of getting you a BlackBerry Internet Service account. Even then, it can vary between corporate stores and independent retailers. The result: many BlackBerry users might not know where to login to their BIS account. That’s not a good thing. Yeah, you can set up most of the features right on your device, but that can be a pain. Things like cha...

Josep forwarded me an email from AstraSync detailing a new upgrade that they have just released. In case you don’t remember AstraSync is a relatively cheap BES semi-replacement that uses ActiveSync to synchronize everything on your BlackBerry. It costs $49 per user per year The new version brings: Supports Exchange 2003 Supports Kerio MailServer 6.6 Attachment Support Global Address

This request came in from a friend who recently switched from BES to BIS. Like me, he uses primarily his Gmail account through the BIS. Yet he still sees his work email In his icons. He could always hide the icon, and I’d recommend doing that for most individual email boxes. However, that doesn’t remove it from your list of addresses in the compose message screen. So how do you get rid...

A colleague asked me and interesting question yesterday. When he received any email on his BlackBerry BES account requesting a read receipt it would automatically send one when he opened the email. For BIS users and BIS accounts you can easily turn this off or get prompted by going to Messages>Options>Email Settings and turning it

Remember the Breaking New Ground BlackBerry Technical Seminar that happened last Wednesday? Of course you do, because you followed along diligently from your computer! Well, in case you somehow missed it (for shame), RIM’s Developer Support Guru™ Mike Kirkup gave a seminar on what great new tools are coming next for BlackBerry developers. Here’s a rundown of what’s coming: * Ge...

Just got my hands on some great slides from the BlackBerry Technical Seminar that just happened. I’ll put them up and combine the relevant ones. Nothing ground breaking or game changing but good to know if you like to be a BlackBerry know-it-all. Thanks to one of our readers for sending this in! These 3 slides