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Jacko
2 hours ago
How to transfer contacts from Blackberry to iPhone

how do I transfer my contact list from my existing blackberry 8330 to my new iphone 4G?

Tags: Blackberry, Contacts, iPhone 4 |
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rcook12
rcook12
12 weeks ago
Do you need BlackBerry Enterprise Server 10 to support BB10?

We have an older version of BlackBerry Enterprise Server currently deployed. If we decide to support BB10 devices, do we have to upgrade...

Tags: BES, Blackberry, BYOD |
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dniblock
dniblock
15 weeks ago
Will BlackBerry 10 suffer for lack of apps?

I was listening to NPR on the way in to the office today and they were talking about the launch of BlackBerry 10. Whoever it was being...

Tags: apps, BB10, Blackberry, RIM |
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jack12
jack12
16 weeks ago
What do you think of RIM's Blackberry 10?

RIM started revealing the upcoming BB10 to developers this week, and I think it is fair to say the consensus is that this is a make or...

Tags: Blackberry, BlackBerry 10, RIM |
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jack12
jack12
18 weeks ago
Will companies continue to support BlackBerry?

BB 10 is almost here - finally. I haven't got my hands on one yet personally, but from what I've seen they actually look like pretty...

Tags: Blackberry, BlackBerry 10, BYOD |
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zoedasilva
zoedasilva
19 weeks ago
I have followed the instructions on how to transfer contacts from a blackberry to an iphone by creating a gmail account.

I followed all the instructions and right at the end it asked me for athe password for the exchange account 'exchange'. I entered my...

Tags: Blackberry, iphone |
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rcook12
rcook12
20 weeks ago
Will BlackBerry 10 support 4G?

As a former BlackBerry user, I'm looking forward to (finally) seeing what BB10 will be like. It will take a lot to get me to go back,...

Tags: 4G, Blackberry, BlackBerry 10 |
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