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BlackBerry Charging Pod for BlackBerry 8300, 8310, 8320, 8330 Curve (Silver)
List Price: $39.99
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The BlackBerry Charging Pod provides a convenient way to charge your BlackBerry Curve -- simpy place your smartphone in the Pod in a convenient location, and connect your BlackBerry smartphone charger to the USB port on the back. This Charging Pod is compatible with BlackBerry Curve 8300, 8310, 8320, and 8330 devices.

Your phone will be operational even as it charges, and you'll have full access to the keyboard and speakerphone capability. You can make calls, read and send email, even use the multimedia player. Plug a USB cable into the port on your device, and you can sync up your data with your PC, even while the device charges. And, as you can see, the chrome design beautifully compliments the sleek lines of your BlackBerry smartphone. ~ Amazon

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bMighty.com's Fredric Paul presents his unique guide to affordable alternatives to the technology you really want in this informative article with slide images Plan B: An SMB's Guide To Making Do During The Recession. The technologies featured in the article are:

• MacBook Air -vs- MSI Wind
• Bluetooth headset -vs- Headset included with your phone
• iPhone -vs- BlackBerry
• Blogging -vs- Tweeting
• New servers -vs- Virtualizing existing servers
• In-person Meetings -vs -Video conferences
• Microsoft Office -vs- OpenOffice
• 3G connectivity -vs- Wi-Fi
• a massive Marketing Campaign -vs- Search Engine Optimization
• Microsoft Exchange Server -vs- Gmail
• 802.11n -vs- 802.11g
• Big-screen monitors -vs- Dual-screen monitors
• Trade shows -vs- Virtual events
• E-commerce website -vs- eBay storefront
• Windows XP -vs- Windows Vista
• Gigabyte Ethernet -vs- Ethernet
• A vacation without connectivity -vs- Wi-Fi on the plane

"BlackBerry maker Research In Motion and Hewlett-Packard, on the eve of RIM’s Wireless Enterprise Symposium, announced a strategic alliance to bring productivity tools to enterprise workers. These will include CloudPrint, a simple way to print to any printer, and the HP Operations Manager for BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

Research In Motion and Hewlett-Packard have announced a “strategic alliance” in which they’ll together deliver a portfolio of mobile enterprise products custom built for RIM’s BlackBerry smartphones and platform." By Michelle Maisto, eWeek.com.

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"REVIEW: eWEEK Labs' tests of Research In Motion's answer to Apple's App Store--BlackBerry App World--show that the RIM mobile device store provides a satisfactory experience but doesn't do enough to help users find relevant applications. Also, the store's reliance on PayPal for payment may be limiting.

Research In Motion this month launched its answer to the Apple App Store, releasing a mobile application storefront for BlackBerry devices called App World. eWEEK Labs did a little shopping and found that App World presents a satisfactory on-device experience, but that RIM breaks no new ground in helping users find relevant applications. Also, limiting payment options solely to PayPal users could dissuade many potential customers." By Andrew Garcia, eWeek.com.



Read the entire article: BlackBerry App World: Show Me the Relevant Apps by Andrew Garcia, eWeek.com.

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