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They really do save your thumb. Hi there! This message is posted via my BlackBerry c. So there! So there, indeed! High marks, RIM, high marks! David: I set up my c thru the bb enterprise server and have a question. I use exchange for our corporate email. I can get connected to our exchange server to deliver to the bb enterprise server for delivery to my c, however, I can not find out how to sync the emial I update from the c.

When I open an email, the exchange server shows it as opened. Can I set anything up to have the c sync the email in a bidirectional mode? Thanks Wallace. Hi Wallace — Your question is beyond my experience. Perhaps someone else here will have the answer to your inquiry. Good review — unusually good quality images, too.

I just got a c and I have some questions: 1. No voice dialing. This is astounding. Am I now correct is believing that voice dialing is simply not possible with the c? Is there a way to use a desktop computer to enter phonebook data and then upload it to the BB?

I installed the software for syncing but there are NO apps listed. I thought that I could use a computer to make entries in all the internal BB apps like notebook, phonebook, ToDo, etc like I used to be able to do with a Palm and then transfer the updated information to the BB.

Is that possible? I do not subscribe to the BB email service. Is is possible for me to access my standard email service to send and receive email? If so, do I need a special email app for that? If anyone can guide me, i would be grateful. Thanks for the kind feedback, AJ and welcome to the blog! No idea about Voice dialing. I prefer the speed dial buttons because it is faster for me. I think all the email is serviced through your BlackBerry.

David, 1. Voice dialing would allow a user to initiate a call from the Bluetooth earpiece by just clicking and saying a name. When I installed the desktop software, there were no usable programs available to click on. That was my point. I thought the BB software would include a basic address book, to do list, etc software that can be used on the desktop.

I must be the first user without those. Thanks, AJ. It sounds like you have unique needs, AJ. Let us know if you get some solid answers or solutions to your problems! Wuzzup wid dat? Anybody know how I back up all the stuff on the device to the Blackberry web application for contacts, calendar, etc? Hi Bob — I feel for you, I really do. I hope someone here will be able to provide you the answers you seek. I dumped the Blackberry for a Treo and I like it much better. The is Palm OS based and it actually comes with a very simple and usable desktop interface.

I think the BB is really suited for corporate use where everyone uses the same MS Outlook based mail server. The Treo seems to do everything I need. PIN messages between BlackBerry devices is divine. PIN is the only way to go! You bypass the mail servers. Blackberry Messenger is an outstanding program for live chat between BlackBerries. Google Local rules! You even get satellite views on the BlackBerry.

Bluetooth works surprisingly well. The sound and voice experience via a Bluetooth headset is cleaner and stronger than using the BlackBerry without a headset or even with the included wired headset. The extended battery for the c is a must.

It gives you days of furious service even with Bluetooth active and enabled and chat active and enabled. It does not add much weight or bulk to your c experience. I have figured out how to backup using the BBerry Desktop which not infrequently crashes my machine. I am still lost however on backing everything other than email to the BBerry website and how to type a number of contacts into a form there rather than using my thumbs.

Switching topics…. Cases and Protectors About twice a year I would inadvertantly drop my cell phone and send it skittering across the pavement, only to brush it off and make a call.

In an effort to avoid dropping the BBerry, I bought one of the Motorola bluelight ear thingies with the matching usb charging mechanism! But what about a decent case? For the time being, I put it the case for my HP calculator, which works fine.

Instead I carry it in my the front pocket of my pants. So I need a very thing case. I have looked at the aluminum cases on eBay. I had one a while ago for an aforementioned Palm, and it worked reasonably well. I will probably go with that again. But I would also like a small form factor case to use. Seido said they should have them in a weeks i. The Mailstreet site reflects the kind mature ecosystem that I would have expected to develop around the BB.

I had not yet come across this before your suggestion, which maybe shoes that BB is still primarily oriented at corporate users and not individuals.

Thank you. Hey bob — Yes, Seidio has a great reputation in the PDA community and they are active in responding to user needs. I am on Mailstreet BES. It is head and tails above the Cingular BIS you are using. An FYI to those who are interested in getting the c. I found the best deal. Its at Buy. My set is on its way right now. Hope to have the same wonderful experience as the rest of you. Especially with my past phone being a sidekick 2, which just rocked.

I am leaving the sidekick fold because I actually work for ATT and get a small discount on service with cingular. That and my sidekick is dieing a slow death. Thanks for the heads up on the Buy. I never really quite understood the appeal of that device for people over Well, for me it was that I was able to do aim, email, web, calender, all in one device. And it does multi-tasking as well. That and I wasnt really into the windows type phones. When I was initially looking for a phone that did the work of a pda and phone and did it well, the sidekick was the only thing that I could find that worked well….

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