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BlackBerry Connect allows you to access your compatible e-mail accounts with your Nokia 9300 or Nokia 9500 Communicator. As e-mails arrive at the e-mail server, they are automatically forwarded to your device. You can send, receive, and reply to e-mails at your convenience.
The following BlackBerry Connect services are available:
• BlackBerry Internet Service — Allows you to receive e-mail from an Internet service provider (ISP) or other e-mail accounts (POP3, IMAP4).
• BlackBerry Enterprise Server™ — Allows you to receive e-mail from your company’s corporate network.
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BlackBerry SIS file is the BlackBerry Connect software for Nokia 9500 Communicator and Nokia 9300.
1.1 Installing from messaging folder
If the sis file has been sent to the device via Email, Bluetooth or infrared, the sis will be found from appropriate messaging folder. Open the message containing S80_BlackBerry.SIS. The location of the file depends on the transfer method. Follow the instructions on the screen.
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The Nokia 9300 device is a powerful tool designed to provide versatile messaging options, including BlackBerry Connect email. With BlackBerry Connect, email messages are automatically delivered to your Nokia 9300 device. You can easily send, receive, and reply to emails at your convenience. This guide explains the two ways to get BlackBerry Connect on your Nokia 9300 device.
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With BlackBerry, you can access your email
accounts with your Nokia device. An email account resides on a server to which emails are sent. The server then sends the emails to clients, such as your Nokia device or your desktop computer, where you can forward and reply to them. You can also compose and send new email from your device. When you have BlackBerry on your device, you can receive email from:
• Your company’s corporate network, if your company has a BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
• An Internet Service Provider (ISP) or other email accounts (POP3, IMAP4). When you have an email account on your company’s server, you can also:
• Look up email addresses from your company’s electronic directory.
• Synchronize your calendar entries and meetings on the device with calendar entries and meetings in your server account.
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BlackBerry Enterprise Solution, BlackBerry Internet Service, and System Inbox are listed as separate BlackBerry Connect accounts in Messaging. If you are using BlackBerry Enterprise Solution, you can also have a BlackBerry Internet Service email account.
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This User Guide describes how to set up and use BlackBerry® service on the P910 Series phone. There are two versions of BlackBerry service available; one for corporate users (using BlackBerry Enterprise Server TM) and one for web mail users (using BlackBerry Internet Service TM).
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OpenHand allows you to dial in to your network remotely via a laptop or PocketPC, to access and update your email, calendar, contacts and tasks. OpenHand gives you the option of working in real-time, or downloading the information to your device and working offline.
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The BlackBerry® Connect™ application provides supported mobile devices with access to BlackBerry technology, such as push email delivery, wireless data synchronization, secure web browsing, attachment viewing, advanced security features, and more. It is designed to keep you connected to the people, data, and resources that you need. Adding the BlackBerry® Connect™ application to your phone is simple. Follows these steps and you’ll be up and running in no time:
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VoiceSignal’s VSuite TM 2.0 by Voice Signal Technologies is an exciting upgrade to the VSuite1.3 voice recognition application for wireless handsets and devices. VoiceSignal 2.0 offers new features, even better performance, and access to a wide variety of voice-enabled dialing and application services.
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There are 3 possible methods to move the sis file to the device, PC Suite, Bluetooth and IR.
Below you will find detailed instructions on how to move the sis file to your device.
1.1 PC Suite
1. Copy the file S80_BlackBerry().SIS to a location on your computer, and note that location.
2. Install PC Suite. (See the Getting Started CD for this software)
3. Attach the DKU-2 cable to your PC and 9×00
4. Launch PC suite
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