BLACKBERRY
MODELS AND EMAIL CLIENT OF BLACKBERRY
by ayush on Sep.18, 2008, under BLACKBERRY, PHONES
BLACKBERRY MODELS
Early pager models included 850, 857, 950, 957 Monochrome Java-based models: 5000 series and 6000 series; the first colour models included 7200 series, 7500 series and 7700 series; First Suretype Phone models included 7100 series; the modern blackberry models included 8800 series, Blackberry 8800 and Blackberry Pearl and Blackberry Curve with the latest models Bold or 9000 series, Blackberry Kick start, Javelin 8900 and Storm 9500.
EMAIL CLIENT
Many phones have been released featuring Blackberry email client which connects to other servers, also have full QWERTY keyboards.
COMPARABILITY WITH OTHERS
HTC Advantage X7500
Motorola MPx220 (selected models only), Operates on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 176 × 220 pixel screen.
HTC TyTN Operates on 3G/HSDPA/850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 240 × 320 pixel touch screen, QWERTY keyboard
Nokia 6810 Operates on 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 128 × 128 pixel screen
Nokia 9300 Operates on 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 128 × 128 and 640 × 200 pixel screen.
Nokia 6820 Operates on 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, American variant on 850/1800/1900 GSM network, 128 × 128 pixel screen
Nokia 9300i Operates on 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 128 × 128 and 640 × 200 pixel screen
Nokia E50 Operates on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 320 × 240 pixel screen
Nokia 9500 Operates on 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 128 × 128 and 640 × 200 pixel screen.
Nokia E51 Operates on 3G-UMTS/HSDPA 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 240 × 320 pixel screen
Nokia E61 Operates on 3G-UMTS/850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 320 × 240 pixel screen.
Nokia E60 Operates on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 416 × 352 pixel screen.
Nokia E61i Operates on 3G-UMTS/850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 320 × 240 Pixel screen
Nokia E70 Operates on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 416 × 352 pixel screen.
Nokia E62 Operates on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 320 × 240 pixel screen.
Qtek 9100 Operates on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 240 × 320 pixel touch screen and QWERTY keyboard.
Samsung t719 Operates on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 176 × 220 pixel screen.
Qtek 9000 Operates on 3G-UMTS/850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 640 × 480 pixel touch screen, QWERTY keyboard.
Siemens SK65, Operates on 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, 132 × 176 pixel screen.
Sony Ericsson P910 Operates on 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM network, American and
Chinese variants on 850/1800/1900, 208 × 320 pixel screen.
Sony Ericsson M600i
Sony Ericsson P990
Sony Ericsson P1
CERTIFICATION OF BLACKBERRY
Blackberry Certified Enterprise Sales Associate, BCESA40 in full is the certification for
Blackberry professional users of RIM, Blackberry wireless email devices. The certification
requires you to pass the exams related to the Blackberry device. The other Blackberry
Certifications available are:
Blackberry Certified Enterprise Server Consultant (BCESC)
Blackberry Certified Server Support Technician (BCSST)
Blackberry Certified Support Technician (BCST).
THE STORES OF BLACKBERRY
There were three attempts to open blackberry stores in London, Toronto and Charlotte but eventually folded. Then the first store was opened in Farmington Hills, Michigan which gives a variety of Blackberry devices from AT&T, TMobile, Version and Sprint.
BLACKBERRY PIN
The PIN for the Blackberry is an eight character hexadecimal unique identification number given to each and every Blackberry device. These PINS are not subject to change and are locked to each handset. Blackberry’s can message directly using the PIN to each other only or using the application for Blackberry.
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SUPPORTING SYSTEM AND ORIGIN OF BLACKBERRY
by ayush on Sep.15, 2008, under BLACKBERRY, PHONES
SUPPORTING SYSTEM
Blackberry has an integrated email system through a package called BES. Individual users have no option but to use a wireless provider’s email service as they cannot install BES themselves because only organizations with multiple servers run BES on their network. Each Blackberry phone has a unique Blackberry PIN used to identify the device to the BES. BES acts as an email relay for corporate accounts so that users always access their emails.
The software monitors the user’s inbox so that when a new message comes, it can pass it to RIM’S Network Operation Center (NOC) which are then sent to the user’s wireless thereby delivering it to the Blackberry device called Puch email. This is so as all the new emails, contact and the calendar entries are pushed out to the Blackberry device automatically. This also facilitate the user to retrieve all the data by while offline in areas not having wireless service as the BES sends the latest data the time the user logs on.
TEXT MESSAGING IN BLACKBERRY
The new models of the Blackberry use the Blackberry Messenger Software for exchange of messages through the Blackberry PIN. The full featured DBMS can be used by the users in the Blackberry handset to support the customer relationships, managing the clients and other applications that manage large volumes of complex data.
THE TO-BE-LAUNCHED FEATURES
The current 8×00 series offer a 2.5G/EDGE, the current Bold offers a 3G/UMTS and GPS. The 9500 Blackberry Thunder will offer a touch screen to you. Also the Trivo users will be able to control their system from a Blackberry phone.
ORIGIN OF THE NAME
The name “Blackberry” has been chosen as the miniature buttons on the RIM’s product looked like a strawberry, however, the name straw was not nice when somebody came up with the name of Blackberry and they went for it.
Though, before this, it was named Leapfrog for the technology leaping over the competition.
Its placeholder name was Pocket link.
It was even named Crack berry for I has the ability to read emails received in real time anywhere and everywhere making it infamously addictive, a reference to the drug form of cocaine known as crack. It became so popular that the November’s 2006 Webster’s New World College Dictionary named “Crack berry” the new word of the year.
Many users, called it “Berries” spawning a litany of offshoots eg. “Berry thumb” or “berry blister” is the soreness that occurs from handling the cramped keyboard
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FEATURES AND USERS OF BLACKBERRY
by ayush on Sep.12, 2008, under BLACKBERRY, PHONES
FEATURES OF THE BLACKBERRY
Blackberry has a screen of 360x 480 pixels for Storm; 480 × 320 pixels for Bold;
320 × 240 pixels for the 8300/8700/8800 Series; 240 × 260 pixels for the 7100/8100 Series.
It comes in 65000 attractive colours and has a ringtone of Polyphonic, MP3 and MIDI.
It has 64 MB memory.
The networks it works on are GSM850/900/1800/1900, GPRS/EDGE/UMTS and
CDMA1xEV-DO.
The connectivity is microSD, USB, Bluetooth.
The size of the Blackberry is 50mmx 106.7 mmx 14.5 mm and weighs 87.9 grams.
It include pda applications and telephone capabilities.
Blackberry has a built in keyboard for thumbing that is the use of thumbs to type.
The system navigation has a scroll ball in the center of it.
Some models have the ability of PTT (Push To Talk).
Some models of Blackberry are WiFi
Its models have an ARM 7 or 9 processor while some have 950 or 957 handheld used Intel 80386 processors.
The latest ones have an Intel PXA901 312 MHz processor, a 64MB flash memory and a 16 MB SDRAM.
CDMA Blackberry phones are based on compatible Qualcom MSM6X00 chipsets including an ARM 9 based processor, GSM 900/1800 roaming.
To fully integrate a Blackberry into a company’s system the installation of the Blackberry
Enterprise Server is required.
USERS OF BLACKBERRY
Blackberry users range from the businesses where they are used for email facilities for roaming employees.
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