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Originally Posted by jibi
Any of you go through and remove the languages, sample video, etc. on newer BlackBerry devices? I noticed that with some of our BlackBerry 8310 models (likely all Curve devices), of the 56MB of available memory (8MB goes to the platform/device ROM), 44MB is in use out of the box. We've obviously had an issue with people not being told they are limited with memory - even moreso because the device has 10 million languages you will never use - and they end up taking 40 photos and *bam* - "Where did all of my emails go?"
Just curious what other companies are doing prior to end-users receiving devices, if anything - uninstalling default software, training end-users, purchasing memory cards?
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Yep. I have a machine setup with generally something near the latest OS load from some other carrier and when we get a new BB or user in the BB first gets updated there. Within the same process I removed the languages, sample video, PTT app, etc. The benefit to users is they have a newer OS than shipped on their device and all carriers themes to play with out of the box. Though we are a 55 ish employee company. i wouldn't do it at 100+ probably.
