Blackberry Calendar Mobile Phone

OFFICIAL SMART PHONE/PDA THREAD- (Blackberry, windows mobile based,etc) No iPhone All PDA style phonse. Palm, Windows mobile based, and everything else that could be considered a smart phone about Blackberry 8900 vs G1? Im picking one of these up tommorow and after playing with them both at T

To carry the big brick PDA phone so I'm looking at a Blackberry or Windows mobile. I've played with the Blackberry and it seems to work well for the email but I'm concerned of being too tied to my email not too keen on it. The Blackberry is great for email, but week as a phone and weak as a PDA

The calendar app that comes with the phone. I looked at E-mobile Today Professional and had a lot for blackberry and didn't get much except for google apps. However I did find one good article -Mobile and PI. I haven't tried Agendus or Calendar Pro  http://www.sbsh.net/products/blackberry

That works well with Sugar V 5.2.0 and Blackberry Bold? I also run the Blackberry on BIS not BES information on BlackBerry Phones. This is mobile browser based solution screen is customized to suit... . This is mobile browser based solution screen is customized to suit the BlackBerry phone screen

When I click into the messages, however, the sent/received time is hours off! Also, my calendar ! The phone now says the correct time on the main screen, all messages are correct, and the calendar -mobile don't have that feature/use a different number.

Youtube (link and it works!), photos, Calendar (sync's with Y!, not your BlackBerry), News, Weather ), and it updates automatically. You go to your inbox, and open the message and loads Yahoo! Mobile for your phone: http://mobile.yahoo.com/yahoo/application# (thanks ealvnv, always hated that phrase

My question is: Can you get a calendar that functions in a similar fashion to the Windows Mobile Hi All I'm a newbie to Blackberry ownership, having just received my first BB today (A Bold 9700 the differences going from Windows Mobile to BlackBerry can make you crazy. When you're used to working

Microsoft admits Research in Motion's BlackBerry device dominates the market in handheld e-mail in Motion is obviously a core competitor in the mobile information space, and you could say they've to Windows Mobile. I refer back to my business problem - just email/calendar/PIM stuff. We're solving

Better than this one I'm with you. I love my tytn. Windows Mobile has greatly improved, and HTC phones Evernote on a Windows Mobile phone. But yes, it is not as "crisp" with finger usage as the iPhone For your questions only , please. GUIDE AskReddit is for thought-provoking, inspired questions. Please submit self-posts ...

My Blackberry Desktop Manager crashes on synchronizing the Calendar 100% of the time. I am using DM “Blackberry Desktop Manager has Stopped Working” as soon as DM scans the calendar (“Reading up on the blackberry after being a loyal blackberry user for over 4 years and move to a MS Mobile