Posted on March 30, 2005, at 6:37 AM .
WATERLOO, Ontario & BRUSSELS, Belgium & THE HAGE, The Netherlands–(BUSINESS WIRE)–March 30, 2005–KPN and Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq:RIMM)(TSX:RIM) have introduced BlackBerry Internet Service(TM) in the Netherlands and in Belgium via BASE, a wholly-owned subsidiary of KPN Mobile N.V. BlackBerry Internet Service provides individual users and smaller businesses with a leading mobile solution for staying connected.
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Posted on March 29, 2005, at 11:59 AM .
GuruNet Corporation, creators of the Answers.com reference-based search engine, announced the launch of a beta mobile version of its product, accessible at mobile.answers.com. This new version enables users to view Answers.com’s quick, concise facts on their mobile devices, including the BlackBerry, the Treo, and other Windows CE-based devices.
“Were taking our goal of supplying ‘Answers at Your Fingertips’ pretty literally,†explained Bob Rosenschein, Founder and CEO of GuruNet. “The rapidly increasing use of mobile phones has made the accessibility of reliable reference on the go a natural extension for us. If you communicate on the go and get your e-mail on the go, why not get instant facts on the go? “This new edition includes all of the reliable reference sources available in the classic version of Answers.com, and has been specially formatted for the smaller screens found on wireless handheld devices.â€
Posted on March 29, 2005, at 8:40 AM .
Krusell, a case manufactuer based out of Sweden is well-known for its high quality cases for various hardware including everything from PDAs to iPods. So it is quite fitting that our first case review would be one from Krusell. Today we look at the Handit Multidapt Blackberry 7510 model which has extra pockets for credit cards and business cards.
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Posted on March 29, 2005, at 8:06 AM .
Mobile Query has built SendFax a program that allows you to send faxes for free from your Blackberry. It works by taking advantage of the TCP.INT project which is a collection of fax servers you may use to send a fax to many locations around the world. Being a free service it isn’t the most reliable service but TCP.INT does offer an email receipt so you can verify if the fax went through. Our first fax request took a total time of 4 hours for the fax to finally get through. Not the most ideal for important faxes but can come in handy for the less important faxes.
To install SendFax point your Blackberry browser to http://mobilequery.com/mq.wml
You can view the entire fax coverage here …
Posted on March 29, 2005, at 7:49 AM .
Access your documents from the palm of your hand and capture work as it happens. Sounds promising! With the proliferation and firm-wide acceptance of BlackBerrys for wireless email, why not also access, open and view documents from the same devices. BlackBerry and NetDocuments users can now view, search, email and access all their documents. An attorney, for example, can open documents linked in an email as a notification is sent from the client who has reviewed documents shared in a secured Extranet, or a secretary or a legal team member has edits to be reviewed.
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Posted on March 28, 2005, at 8:59 AM .
Here’s a picture of the internals of the 7100t incase you ever wanted to know but were too afraid to open it yourself. Thanks to Vycoh for the picture.
