>
New Topic
>
Reply<
Esato Forum Index
>
Manufacturer Discussion >
Blackberry
> The Official Esato BlackBerry Club!
Bookmark topic
guys, I need a call recorder for Blackberry... can you give me a link? thanks
--
Posted: 2010-06-14 14:37:41
Edit :
Quote
On 2010-06-14 14:37:41, meckam wrote:
guys, I need a call recorder for Blackberry... can you give me a link? thanks
There are a few solutions in App World; most are available in all regions unless restricted by federal (country wide) law.
--
Posted: 2010-07-22 04:38:05
Edit :
Quote
Got my self a BB 9700... Free from Blackberry
Just waiting on work sim with BIS to come in...
anything i should know/do
--
Posted: 2010-07-23 01:19:11
Edit :
Quote
Hopefully, time allowing, I'll trade my iPhone 4 for a BB Torch 9800.
9780 when it debuts official here in Canada (O2 already leaked their announcement officially) I'll be picking that up as my primary as a hardware upgrade on my plan. Looking forward to Feeds, proper PIM, and webkit engine that is supposed to augment html emails properly.
Does anyone still care & use BB on these boards?
I'll post my PIN once I have it.
--
Posted: 2010-10-17 20:16:41
Edit :
Quote
Hey! Seems like the right place to ask this.
I've been offered a free BB Curve 8520 on Virgin for £10 a month. 50m free per month with 250 texts & free web/mail. Seems like too good an offer to pass up from the outset.
What I was not sure of is how good the phone is. The camera is 2mp but I think with decent firmware, that might not bee too shabby. I've never seen one before, so I'm not sure what I may be getting myself in for......what are the pro's/Cons of the BB?
I use the camera on my current phone quite a lot so would prob notice the drop from 3.2mp to 2 if it's not that hot. Also, it's a walkman phone I have, so again...I'd be looking for decent quality sounds from it!
Many thanks in advance.
--
Posted: 2010-11-10 20:05:45
Edit :
Quote
The 8520 has a poor camera. It lacks a led flash and it's got fixed focus. I would recommend you a 8900 instead.
--
Posted: 2010-11-11 04:26:00
Edit :
Quote
On 2010-11-11 04:26:00, tranced wrote:
The 8520 has a poor camera. It lacks a led flash and it's got fixed focus. I would recommend you a 8900 instead.
But the 8900 is not free for £10 p/m on Virgin
--
Posted: 2010-11-12 16:50:11
Edit :
Quote
I know I know.
What are the other options available?
--
Posted: 2010-11-12 17:20:53
Edit :
Quote
Finally i can show a interest to join the exclusive Esato BB Club, if you guys will have me of course lol
--
Posted: 2010-11-23 18:58:29
Edit :
Quote
On 2010-11-12 16:50:11, TruffleHunterSnortBeast wrote:
On 2010-11-11 04:26:00, tranced wrote:
The 8520 has a poor camera. It lacks a led flash and it's got fixed focus. I would recommend you a 8900 instead.
But the 8900 is not free for £10 p/m on Virgin
8900 is a good entry device, but any model with trackball I cannot condone - trackballs get issues 7mths down the road and many wireless providers are not supporting that worn hardware I've noticed lately - a real cop-out if you ask me.
8520 as a device not bad, camera piss-poor. Look for Bold 9700 minimum or something similar.
Cons of BB:
Media … if you're expecting 720p Video recording; forget it currently no model supports this.
Video playback is decent, 480x360 resolution @ 30fps in H.264 or MP4 format is optimal - specifically if it can play on 3GS then it'll play on Bold 9700.
Yet this device is not ideally suited for Video playback or recording - 480x320 @ 30fps is not too bad to share on a small tablet or send as a "quickview" over email. Again this is NEVER going to be your video editing device and shouldn't be … that's what a HandyCam is for - regardless of what the newer top-tier hardware devices can do with 720P.
Music streaming 9700/9800/9780 over WLAN with BB6 is SWEET, and over Slacker, etc, or internal MP3's with the right headset is VERY solid … internal DSP makes personal music listening an enjoyment.
* Auto More/More ALL or Get Images for concantenated emails is mildly annoying if you've never used emails heavily on any other OS … but it does emails superbly vs the competition … Apple is NOT ready in current state to properly handle marketing sales of iPhone for corporate deployment - maybe to CIO's but to true die-hard email users … ability to search remotely ANY emails in ANY folder (heck I can do this with GMAIL on my BB for personal BIS) CANNOT be done on iPHone currently and remember Apple has ALWAYS relied on Microsoft for proper PIM management.
Pros" well you already know this going through the pages or choosing a BB> You need to decide HOW you use a smartphone for NOW and down the foreseeable road for immediate future.
--
Posted: 2010-11-25 04:43:23
Edit :
Quote
New Topic
Reply
