Posted: 05 Mar 2010 10:31 AM PST

BlackBerry Inbox

1. Go to the Phone application
2. Click Menu and select Options
3. Select Call Logging and set to All Calls. Save.
4. Go to the Message List Application, click Menu and select View Folder.
5. In View Folder, go to Phone Call Logs folder.
6. In the Phone Call Logs, click on Menu and select Delete Prior.
7. You will be asked to delete all prior items. Click Delete.

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This 101 comes courtesy of probigeorge11 and michaelwpg.

Alright children, settle down, class is now in session. As of the update to version 5.0.1, we now have the ability to configure our BlackBerry as an IP Modem for tethering. Today’s lesson will be based around how to set up your BlackBerry as an IP Modem, using the new version of Desktop Manager, referred to as DM for the purposes of this lesson.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: *Tethering is a service offered by your carrier. Tethering without a tethering plan can incur large costs. Make sure you consult with your carrier before using your BlackBerry as a modem*

We will attempt to make this as simple and straightforward as possible, walking through step by step.

What you will need for this tutorial:

• BlackBerry (to state the obvious)
• Desktop Manager version 5.0.1 (or higher, depending on when you are reading this)
• USB Cable

*We experienced mixed results on leaked software compatibility

Step One (Setup):

Use your USB cable to connect your device to your PC. Start up DM and ensure that your device is recognized as connected. If you are connected, and running the correct version of DM, your main screen should look like this:

Step Two (Let’s Get Configured!):

Click the icon labelled “Configure as IP Modem”, which will take you to the next screen, where the real work will begin. On this screen, you will see two options. On the left, you have the Connection Settings, on the right, the Connect to the Internet option. Let’s click the Connection Settings, and start configuring.

Step Three (Configuration and Connection) :

Having clicked the button labelled “Connection Settings” you will now have a pop up window on your screen where you will enter the settings to configure your IP connection. Under “Connection Profile”, you will find a drop down menu with a list of possible carriers. Choose whichever is applicable to you. You also have the option to configure a Custom Profile. If you wish to leave the connection open and close DM, check the box at the bottom of the window labelled “Keep an IP Modem connection open after the BlackBerry Desktop Manager is closed”

*If you are using an unlocked phone on a different carrier, this will default to the original carrier profile

If you are simply going to tether on your carrier’s tethering plan, choose the appropriate network and click “OK”. Consult your carrier for various information relating to usernames and passwords for the various types of access.

Now that you have configured the profile you wish to use for your IP connection, the next step is to connect. Let’s click on “Connect to the Internet” to connect. When you click the button to connect, you will be prompted with a warning regarding the use of your device as a modem, and the fees associated with it. Since you have already consulted your carrier and set up a tethering plan, we will click “Continue”.

Desktop Manager will now open a connection to the internet via your BlackBerry. The window will display the active connection in the bottom left, and the Connection window will be overlayed with a display of time connected, and data sent and received, with a total at the bottom.

Click the Disconnect button to end your session.

You have now configured your BlackBerry for use as an IP Modem! Enjoy!

Although including today’s most sophisticated communications device, the BlackBerry still you could have problems. Well, one problem that might be over ‘The smart handset’ Your property is suddenly nge-hang or restart itself.

These problems can usually be overcome by performing a soft reset, by pressing the ALT key and the same CAP DELETE or perform a hard reset, ie press the reset button on the back of your BlackBerry. But what if both ways are not working? Maybe it’s time to upgrade your BlackBerry Operating System.

Operating System, or commonly abbreviated OS is a vital component of software that has been embedded on your BlackBerry. OS supports BlackBerry performance for multitasking flagship features. that is browsing the Internet, push e-mail, user interfaces, and multimedia.

Convenience for this OS upgrade is one of the advantages the BlackBerry than any other smartphone. With the upgraded OS, BlackBerry older models will have features and capabilities similar to the latest model though. So for you who want to maintain the BlackBerry models pet will not feel ‘inferior’ to the owner of the latest BlackBerry models. Unfortunately, there are still many users who do not bother to upgrade their BlackBerry Operating System, but how tidak’seseram ‘imagined.

First, know the latest OS version first provided mobile operators. You should not download from other sites for your BlackBerry is a product bundling programs mobile operators. If you are still trying to put the OS from the site of different mobile operators, so make sure the first data file has been deleted. If not, then be prepared for possible downgrade because there will be a mismatch in the system.

After downloading the latest OS, upload using the BlackBerry desktop software manager. Then you can enjoy the performance flagship features more optimally. Like koneksivitas faster, clearer sound, or download files faster.

So for you to hang all the activities and work on BlackBerry favorite, never lazy to find out about the latest version of the OS upgrade your BlackBerry. You do not want, at the time your BlackBerry is required ngadat, right?

BlackBerry as a Modem

The Guide from Indosat Service Provider from Indonesia

Step 1
Install the BlackBerry Desktop Software version 4.1 or newer on a laptop or personal computer.
If you install the BlackBerry Desktop Software, which allows drivers to communicate with the BlackBerry device via USB port and virtual COM ports will be installed. Standard modem is used to activate the network is also installed.

Note: If you are upgrading your BlackBerry Desktop Software from version 4.0 to 4.1, Virtual COM Port and Standard Modem is needed may be lost during the upgrade process. If this occurs, reinstall BlackBerry Desktop Software 4.1 or later and select the Repair option to reinstall all components.

Step 2
Set the Internet APN
1. Select Start> Settings> Control Panel.
2. Double-click Phone and Modem Options.
3. In the window Phone and Modem Options, click on Modems.
4. Select Standard Modem and click Properties.
5. In the Standard Modem Properties window, click Advanced.
6. In the Extra initialization commands, type: CGDCONT = 1, “IP”, “indosatgprs”
Note: If you do not know your Internet APN, or you do not have an Internet APN, then contact your service provider.
7. Click OK.
8. In the window Phone and Modem Options, click OK.

Step 3
To configure a dial-up networking, complete the procedures relating to the operating system you use.

Operating system Windows XP and VISTA

1. Select Start> Settings> Network Connections.
2. Double-click New Connection Wizard. New Connection Wizard will open.
3. Click Next.
4. Select the option Connect to the Internet. Click Next.
5. Select Setup my connection manually. Click Next.
6. Select Connect using a dial-up modem. Click Next.
7. If the Select a Device screen appears, select the Modem - Standard Modem check box. Click Next.
8. In the ISP Name field, type a name for your connection. Click Next.
9. In the Phone number field, type * 99 #. Click Next.
10. Indicate which users will have access connection. Click Next.
11. Enter your username and password provided by your service provider. Click Next.
12. Click Finish.
13. In the Connect window, click Properties.
14. In the Properties window, make sure that the Modem - Standard Modem appears beneath the Connect using heading, then click Configure.
15. In the Modem Configuration window, remove the Enable hardware flow control check box and make sure all of the other boxes are not checked above. Click OK.
16. In the Properties window, click OK

Windows 2000 Operating System

1. Select Start> Settings> Control Panel
2. Double-click Network and Dial-up Connections.
3. Double-click Make New Connection. Network Connection Wizard opens.
4. Click Next.
5. Select Dial-up to private network. Click Next.
6. In the Phone number box, type * 99 #. Click Next.
7. Indicate which users will have access connection. Click Next.
8. Type the name of your connection. Click Finish.
9. In the Connect window, click Properties.
10. In the Properties window, make sure that the Modem - Standard Modem is selected, then click Configure.
11. In the Modem Configuration window, remove the Enable hardware flow control check box and make sure none of the other boxes are checked above. Click OK.
12. In the Properties window, click OK.

Step 4
Connect your BlackBerry device to your computer and make sure that BlackBerry Desktop Manager displays Connected. The device must be identified by BlackBerry Desktop Manager to be used as a modem to make a connection.
Important: BlackBerry Desktop Manager must be running on the installed modem to work

Step 5
Connection to the Internet using dial-up networking.

Note: During this process, do not operate the BlackBerry browser or third-party applications on the BlackBerry device. Active data session may interfere with the modem connection. Make sure the ethernet connection is not active at the same time.

1. Connect your BlackBerry device on a laptop computer.
2. Open BlackBerry Desktop Manager.
3. Click Start> Settings> Network Connections> <username> of the latest Anda> connection.
4. Where the user input (indosatgprs) and password (Indosat) provided by mobile operators
5. Click Dial.

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Posted: 07 Apr 2009 12:04 AM PDT

Q: How do you change the PIN code for the SIM Card on the BlackBerry Storm?

A: 1. From the main screen, Press Menu.

2. Select

Options.3. Select Advanced Options.

4. Select SIM Card.

5. Press Menu.

6. Select Change PIN2 Code.

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IMEI number or International Mobile Equipment Identity is the unique serial number of every GSM or UMTS mobile phone. The IMEI number is used by networks/service providers to identify valid phones and block stolen or blacklisted phones from accessing the network. The IMEI number of a mobile phone can also be used to retrieve the unique unlock code for that phone. An IMEI number is either 15 or 17 digits long.

How do you find your mobile phone’s IMEI number?

Method 1 : It is usually found printed on the phone underneath the battery

Method 2 :

* Switch on your phone with or without any SIM card
* Type *#06# on your mobile phone
* Your mobile phone will automatically display a 15 or 17 digit number. This number is your mobile phone’s IMEI Number

How do you check to see if an IMEI number is correct?

You can use this website to check the validity of IMEI numbers:
http://www.numberingplans.com/?page=analysis?=imeinr

This website will also give you other details of your phone if available such as the model number, manufacturer, primary market of your phone, date range of issuance, etc.

You can also use the http://www.numberingplans.com/ website to check validity of SIM card numbers, phone numbers, IMSI numbers and ISPC numbers.

Source from :http://www.mobileunlockguide.com