Download Software Desktop Blackberry 8320 Smartphone

Software: BlackBerry push email client. BlackBerry IM client along with IM clients for Yahoo, AIM, Windows Live, ICQ and Google Talk. VoiceSignal voice dialing software, BlackBerry Maps (uses Tele Atlas data), media player for your MP3 pleasure and video playback. PIM apps include address book, calendar, tasks and memo. Also Alarm, voice note, calculator, Password Keeper included. BrickBreaker game is bundled. BlackBerry Desktop software for PC included for syncing and software installation (PocketMac for BlackBerry Mac software can be downloaded for free from RIM's site).

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I have a Blackberry 8330 (I love the trackball)..Verizon is my carrier..they tell me as of Demember 2019 my 8330 will no longer work on their network so I'll need to ourchase a new phone..I backed up my Blackberry to my laptop (pc)..however when I try to open my backup file it can not be read..will your software be able to get my contacts from either my existing backup files on laptop and convert the files to a word doc on my laptop...I have a cable so i'm able to plug my blackberry into my laptop..Advise how to help my dilemma...Thanks..btw, what is the cost for your software..if your software can solve my problem..

Overall, this is a reasonable GPS application and it should get you where you need to go. It doesn't have the sophistication of smartphone navigation software like CoPilot (which is due out for BlackBerry soon) or TeleNav's BlackBerry software, (which comes on the T-Mobile 8310), but the monthly subscription is fair value. If you do choose to upgrade, the 8310 is powerful enough to run navigation software well and the GPS receiver works well (in applications other than BlackBerry Maps).

Adding Wi-Fi to the 8320 should give you VoIP calls and free browsing but how well this works is up to your mobile operator. The ideal would be VoIP calls over any Wi-Fi connection switching to standard voice calls seamlessly when you get out of range, and the necessary UMA technology is present, but that would mean less voice revenue for the operators. If you get the 8320 from Orange, you can only make seamless calls over an Orange broadband connection at home (the Orange Unique service). Alternatives like EQO, Jajah and iSkoot give you cheap calls by running a VoIP call in the cloud and phoning your number; it's nice to have the option but it's needlessly complicated and there's minimal advantage to using Wi-Fi for this as the phone radio has to be on anyway. You can run GTalk on the 8320 but that only gives you IM, not calls and we weren't able to get the Gizmo5 service working at all.The sensible alternative for the enterprise is to use RIM's own BlackBerry WLAN solution with your IP-PBX; that way users will get free VoIP calls and PBX features like mailbox access and conference calling too. If you're not planning to invest in a solution that will specifically support BlackBerry devices for VoIP, the 8320 is much less exciting than it ought to be - the service matters more than the hardware here.It's not really worth using Wi-Fi to download email because the efficient compression of RIM's push email system means that most messages download speedily enough, even without 3G. Pages do download over Wi-Fi more quickly than over EDGE, but there's not as much of a difference as you might expect.

This will pull up a page that will list all of the blackberry devices such as BlackBerry Curve 8900, BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220, BlackBerry Curve 8320, etc. Select your blackberry device, in this case the curve and click on 'get software. A pop up screen will come up and ask you for your mobile number. Type in your mobile number then hit enter. The pop up window will now show the software that is available to download. You will first select the Desktop Manager Software. You want to save it to your desktop so it is easy to find. Once it downloads, you will double click the file you downloaded. It might ask you to un-zip it. go ahead and select run once it is done. This will pull up the the Install Wizard on your computer.

Once it is done installing, you DO NOT want to launch the desktop manager. Now you will go back to your pop up window to get the handheld software. Download it to your desktop and then double click it. This will install it into your desktop manager. Once this is done installing, you do want to launch the Desktop Manager.

With the desktop manager open, you will now connect your blackberry to your computer via the USB cable. If the manager is showing disabled or disconnected, go up to option and select Connection Settings. You will see a drop down menu box. You want to select the connection: USB - PIN you will see your PIN number here. Then hit ok. Your device should then be connected.

Requirements:1. Blackberry Desktop Software, can be downloaded at -software/desktop/2. Blackberry OS 6.0.0.418, the download links can be found at the end of this guide.3. The Blackberry Curve 93004. The Blackberry USB data cable