[Stinsonddog]

I have a 7100g on BES (currently 3.6 but going to 4.0). I know that my firm has locked down security settings on the BB Browswer through BES. For example I can't respond to emails, I can only view them in my Yahoo account. As a result choosing the Corporate edition doesn't seem to make sense. If I choose the personal edititon which connects through my carrier, ATT/Cingular, will I be losing anything in terms of functionality.

My main two goals are to read my Yahoo mail using the full java version that is on the web and staying logged in with cookies for sites such as this.

Any insight would be appreciated.

[JSanders]

Stinsonddog, its been 37 months since you posted this question and no one has answered it.

What a nOObiE you were!

pffffffffftttttttt!

-20k-

[John Clark]

Now that's a bump!

And, of course........

thread reopened!!

[John Clark]

I think Mr. ddog should do a search before posting his question.

[JSanders]

Oh, ya think? He'd been registered on this site that same month.

What the heck is a personal or corporate web browser? Like, was there a difference back in the stone ages, I don't recall that on my 7100g.

eh.

[zerog46]

Amazing While watching tv I thought why not bring out the old 7100 from retierment.

[John Clark]

If he would of searched he would have known it was a "Browser" and a "Blackberry Browser." Noob's never search.

[Stinsonddog]

Wow you guys really dug up the skank here. I am really impressed JS. Now see if you can answer the damn question. I am pretty sure that was the name of a third party browswer.

[ezrunner]

What did ya use to dig this back up JS?

[Stinsonddog]

You should see the other trash in his backyard. Bigger than the pile of shimps skins outside Bubba Gumps. He and JC went sifting through. Gotta love the leadership.

[BBFreak]

Wow, Reqwireless Webviewer! Seems like someone's been doing some time travel