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Kamau · 11-27-2008, 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by hell_spawn27

gentlemen, any recommendations on streaming radio app? I saw an app on the my friends iphone which streamed from radio stations like the bbc was brilliant!

Try Moodio. I got rid of my BerryTunes and xPlayer for it, and have not been disappointed yet.

blueman · 11-29-2008, 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Lex Reis

Im looking for 2 specif programs for blackberry, programs that i use on my Symbian's N95.
1-Blacklist, manage the calls i receive, blocking the one's i dont want to receive.
2-Voice recorder, to record the voice messages i receive.
In Symbian system, these programs are the Ultimate voice recorder and Blacklist.
Thanks for sugestion and help!

For the first item on your list, try ICall Manager Light. It should do the job for you.

For the second item, depending on your BB, the newer ones should come with a voice recorder, if not, there are a number of third party ones, but I have not had a need for any of them.

jbeek · 12-01-2008, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Kamau

Try Moodio. I got rid of my BerryTunes and xPlayer for it, and have not been disappointed yet.

Nice site ... unfortunately most of the stations I'd want to stream are in a format incompatible with the 8100.

EDIT: I take it back...either the upgrade to OS v4.5 or using m.moodio.fm (instead of Welcome to Moodio! | Moodio) did the trick...I can now receive moodio streams.

brianofcourse · 12-09-2008, 08:20 AM

This JuiceCaster application allows for free picture messaging and the ability to post content on Facebook or MySpace super easy..

Definitely worth checking out -- juicecaster.com

devguy · 12-10-2008, 05:55 AM

SimGuard for BlackBerry (intellibits.com/BlackBerry/SimGuard-anti-thief-alerter.aspx): this app runs in background and identifies an unauthorized SIM change, which usually follows a theft! In that case it then silently sends alerts to a configurable list of numbers (your secondary numbery, your company's or partner's number) with the thief's phone number, his SIM's IMSI, his GPS coordinates, and your device's IMEI. With all this data you can block your device, and report the theft to the police so that the can identify and locate the thief!

SusanT1 · 12-10-2008, 10:54 AM

Never mind!! I went to the Remote Desktop for Mobile website (the old news item Link is broken) and was going to download the 7-day trial - until I found the price has gone up to $49.95.

Not sure it's worth $50?!?!

coolspot · 12-22-2008, 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by bmbaker05

Wirelessly posted

Does anyone know where I might be able to find music to download wirelesslly to my BB? Or a software that will allow me to stream videos from youtube or something?

Flycast.fm or Moodio.fm for streaming audio.

Youtube - The built in BB browser lets you watch videos

EdwinMcCainMessenger · 01-27-2009, 04:36 PM

This is the coolest software. My husband & I bought it online and it works!

It's called Blackberry Locator. Even if your BB is in the standby mode, this works! You choose a keyword when you set it up. If you lose you BB AT HOME OR AWAY, you just message your BB and put the keyword in the subject line.

It will WAKE UP your BB and it's soooo cool. It makes all kinds of noise and the screen and light at the top blinks and the screen changes colors... flashing like crazy. The tone is unusual.

Now, if you have lost it out somewhere, get this: If someone picks it up and wakes it up, they get a message of whatever you put in the BODY of that message. I tried it to my husband's curve... and it worked. I sent the keyword in the subject and in the body, I wrote: REWARD of $25 for anyone returning this phone. Please call ..... and i put HIS cell number as the one to call. It's cheaper than the $50 deductible on my Sprint insurance, and I keep my personal info!

There's more! It will send you an email with the EXACT location of your phone, assuming it can read your GPS location. How cool is that? And I think the whole thing cost me a one-time fee of $5 or $6. I found it on Themes4BB.com. I'm soooooooooo loving this!

Angie

Vinzed · 04-13-2009, 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by fencepost

You could probably set up something like Asterisk/TrixBox with an extension forwarding voice files via email - there are several ways to do that.

You might also look at online faxing services - many are fax/voicemail, with either type being emailed to you.

Note that none of these are going to do the transcription without a lot more work on your part.

Yeah it makes life easier. I am subscribed to Onesuite.com fax for only $1 a month I get unlimited incoming fax straight to my email.