[fizz]

Originally Posted by bushwik

sidenote: TMobile doesnt know squat

you can say that again.

[Debias]

anyone know why the yahoo im will not connect on the 8700c through Cingular?

[rambo47]

You may need to configure your Blackberry for internet. The settings you need for every carrier are here: http://www.blackberryforums.com/blac...ip-no-bes.html

[rambo47]

D'oh! Double-post.

[TylerBoneZJoneZ]

Originally Posted by cchoi31

I have a blackberry with nextel 7100i does anyone know if the ramble aim uses text messaging or data? and is there any aim chat that uses data not text messaging? im not looking to use yahoo im, just aol aim.

Ramble IM does not use text messages. It uses date I would assume? Im not worried about neither because I Have the BB Unlmited Date plan for 2 years and Unlimted Text Messaging.

Nextels Text Messaging Rates are as follows:

100 Text Messages
$5.00 per/billing cycle

500 Text Messages
$10.00 per/billing cycle

Unlimited Text Messages
$15.00 per/billing cycle
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As far as Yahoo Messenger using Text messages it doesnt. Probably data.

Thanks,
Tyler

[BERDucky]

Originally Posted by Debias

anyone know why the yahoo im will not connect on the 8700c through Cingular?

Cingular doesn't support/allo IM programs on their handhelds

[pierre15208]

Originally Posted by bahalanaberry

Just got the berry a few hours ago. how do i get the aim and yahoo messangers on there? also is there any like must have stuff for the berry? im working with the 7130e

"Must have" is a relative term. You ask that question to 100 BB users, you'll get 101 different answers. Me, I have Google Maps, Berry 411, Opera Mini, PicoNews(an RSS Reader) and a Mobile TV Guide subscription. Of those, I'd consider Google Maps, Berry411, and Opera Mini. "must have" items.

[TylerBoneZJoneZ]

Originally Posted by pierre15208

"Must have" is a relative term. You ask that question to 100 BB users, you'll get 101 different answers. Me, I have Google Maps, Berry 411, Opera Mini, PicoNews(an RSS Reader) and a Mobile TV Guide subscription. Of those, I'd consider Google Maps, Berry411, and Opera Mini. "must have" items.

What exactly is google maps?

[pierre15208]

It's just as its name implies, a program that allows you to access Google's map website on a BlackBerry. With Google maps you can see maps for just about anywhere in the country along with satellite' views. You can enter an address and see its location on a map, you can also get directions between any two points. Point your BB's web browser to www.google/gmm and go from there. The site says that won't work on Nextel phones, but it should work with a BlackBerry.