The BlackBerry is the fastest growing, most popular wireless e-mail device ever sold. Dubbed the “CrackBerry” as a tribute to how obsessively BlackBerry users will check their e-mails, the BlackBerry is best known for its unique and well-executed “push e-mail” functionality. This feature makes it a favourite of mobile professionals who need to be connected while on the go. The BlackBerry i... Read more.
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Hacking BlackBerry
0 CommentsPosted by John on April 12, 2010 under Book, Featured, Mobile
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BlackBerry for work
0 CommentsPosted by John on April 7, 2010 under Book, Featured, Mobile
Each person has their own unique requirement of a gadget, especially if the gadget is as versatile as the BlackBerry. Some might use the camera and media options to the hilt, while some might abuse messaging using it for informal and formal communication alike, whether or not it is required. For some, the business apps like Word and Excel might be optimum whereas others might prize their e-mail-on... Read more. -
Management your phone’s battery life
0 CommentsPosted by John on April 2, 2010 under Featured, Mobile
Important phone calls, and emails that need replies, there isn’t much time to stop and charge your phone when necessary. If you are aware of a few simple tricks, however, you can prolong the life of your battery so that it has enough juice to get you through your busy day. Adjust the Settings Minor tweaks to your phone’s settings can go a long way in preserving battery life. For example, si... Read more. -
Losing your phones could cost you
13 CommentsPosted by John on June 16, 2009 under Mobile
Lost or stolen smart phones is more than just an in inconvenience, it can lead to identity fraud or corporate espionage and even compromise the integrity of your medical records, 24 percent of cell phone owners store PINs and password on a handset, 11 percent store personal identification info, and 10 percent store credit card numbers. If your mobile phone is stolen, the thief can do a reverse loo... Read more. -
Manage Telecommuting Easily and Securely
1 CommentsPosted by John on April 21, 2009 under Mobile
If you could roll out of bed, commute just 40 feet, work in your robe and fuzzy slippers, and save thousands of dollars on travel expenses, would you do it? And, as a business owner or manager, would you offer the same benefit to your employees?, according to a survey commissioned by the Computing Technology Industry Association, 67 percent of respondents said their organization has seen greater p... Read more.
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BlackBerry Bold Enticing, But
1 CommentsPosted by John on January 9, 2009 under Mobile
The Blackberry Bold 9000 motion’s formidable contender in the 3G market offer sleek design, a sharp display and high speed connectivity, but fails to impress in other areas particularly its call quality and the camera’s images quality. It has roughly the same dimensions as its predecessor, the blackberry curve 8300 and the same curved corners and glossy face, at 4.8 ounces, the bold outweighs... Read more.
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Choose the Perfect Smartphone
3 CommentsPosted by John on November 27, 2008 under Mobile
How much of your day do you spend on the phone? How about checking and answering e-mail? As important as your laptop or desktop may be, your Smartphone has arguably become the most important tool in your personal tech arsenal. The right one can make you more efficient, better connected, and more attractive to the opposite sex. (Well, two out of three, anyway.) And when it’s past time to upgrade... Read more.
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iPhone Password Manager
0 CommentsPosted by John on January 8, 2008 under Mobile
Do you use an application to help you keep track of all web passwords and for automated sign-in? If yes, chances are you currently missing it on your iPhone. Not any more as there is some good news for all you folks, the makers of 1Password have come up with with a clever way to sync your passwords with the iPhone as they have just announced "1Password for iPhone" which uses an ingenious way to sy... Read more.
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iPhone Independence Day
3 CommentsPosted by John on July 21, 2007 under Mobile
Jon Lech Johansen’s found a way to activate a brand new unactivated iPhone without giving any of your money or personal information to NSA AT&T. The iPhone does not have phone capability, but the iPod and WiFi work. Stay tuned! Update: Magic iTunes 7.3.0.54 numbers: Offset 2048912: 33C0C3 Offset 257074: 28 Offset 257013: 33C9B1 Add “127.0.0.1 albert.apple.com” to c:\win... Read more.
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