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scottt Posts: > 500

On 2008-02-26 12:03:06, leeboy13 wrote:
PIN:2511F9C7

OMG how on earth do you use this?

seriosuly i miss my touch! sooo easy to use lol!!!!

gonna ahve a real good play with this today/tonight tho

Added you to messenger

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Posted: 2008-02-26 12:24:12
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leeboy13 Posts: > 500

will get the hang of this soon enough buddies

wiping it as we speak

hope i dont some how lose all my sim contacts now.... lol
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Posted: 2008-02-26 12:25:12
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Berry Posts: > 500

It doesnt affect your Sim Contacts.

You will need to transfer them to your BB Addy book anyway, but it wont affect your SIM.
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Posted: 2008-02-26 12:49:33
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leeboy13 Posts: > 500

done that now...... how do i get it loking dif?! the homescreen..... it looks crappy since i deleted everything off it

also...... a list of applications etc would be cracking

anything.... i plan i blitssing this tonight

also wheres the thread with peeps PINS?
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Posted: 2008-02-26 15:01:33
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Supa_Fly Posts: > 500

On 2008-02-26 10:21:40, BobaFett wrote:
"Neverfail is a unique High Availability Service for BlackBerry Enterprise Server’s; it is the only solution that offers automatic and seamless protection for your BlackBerry Enterprise infrastructure."

http://www.vodafone-dataworld.co.uk/default.aspx?pageId=369

Nevarfail is too redundant for what it offers. Tracking of PIN's is something BES 4.0 already supported; for example.

Most corporations already use BoxTone for the following:
* Automated monitoring for improved reliability (in detecting issues before outtages arise)
* Rapid implementation
* Monitor inside the BlackBerry Enterprise Server
(even monitoring connection issues that providers are having).

BTW, this is Neverfail's first BIG contract.

I'm curious about this statement:
" Keeps users connected without interruption"
Just how is this done, unless email is duplicated on some kind of server passthrough?

EDIT: Link for Neverfail ....
http://www.neverfailgroup.com[....]ts/app-modules/blackberry.aspx

EDIT2: apparantly some of these features will be featured in BES 5.0; but from a quick scan from a few previous colleagues, Neverfail is VERY solid. Cool, as I've never new about this.

Good Find Boba; you getting a BlackBerry soon, or use one as a primary device.
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