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Motorola has been suing BlackBerry maker Research In Motion over a patent relegated to an email gateway; however, a high court judge has ruled that Research In Motion doesn’t infringe Motorola’s patent reports an article over on the Calgary Herald . Apparently the high court judge in London invalidated a Motorola patent saying that even if it had been valid, two RIM communications systems didn’t infringe said patent. From 2003 to 2007 Motorola and Research In Motion had a licence agreement in place and since then have been suing each other over patents when they both failed to reach a new agreement. The most recent action was Motorola asking the US International Trade Commission to halt Research In Motion products importing smartphones which they claim infringes five of their patents but as yet the ITC has not investigated.

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Motorola Patent Not Infringed by BlackBerry

If you are a fan of the BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone from Research In Motion on the T-Mobile network and haven’t yet got one the chances of actually going to T-Mobile and getting one have just been greatly reduced. The reason being, according to an article over on engadget , T-Mobile has now officially confirmed they are discontinuing the BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone and will no longer offer it. T-Mobile’s answer as to why the discontinuation is that the BlackBerry Curve 8900 has “reached the end of its life cycle,” and well you can get straighter than that can you. Still, even though T-Mobile has decided to ditch the BlackBerry Curve 8900 there are still a few good alternative BlackBerry smartphones to be had such as the BlackBerry Bold 9700 and BlackBerry Curve 8520.

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BlackBerry Curve 8900 Ditched by T-Mobile

They say watching an aquarium relieves stress, and that’s why many hospitals and doctors have them displayed. MMMOOO has released the Aquarium Screensaver for your BlackBerry so you can de-stress while watching it and de-stress knowing your BlackBerry privacy is maintained as well. Makes a great option aside of a privacy screen protector. Thanks to Owen, who let me know that MMMOOO was releasing this today. The Aquarium Screensaver is available in the BlackBerry Sync Store for $2.99.

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The Tranquility Of An Aquarium On Your BlackBerry

BerryWeather is my favorite weather app, even more reliable than the local weather person. I know as quickly as the weather changes, I can see it in a glance. Thanks goes out to Ryan from themes4bb , who alerted me on this before I got the email. BerryWeather is now at version 2.1.40.

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BerryWeather Updates To Brighten Your Forecast

PdaNet allows your computer can access internet by connecting to your blackberry phone through the cable, Bluetooth or InfraRed. PdaNet provides you with direct and full Internet access so all your email, instant message programs will work without any setting changes. PdaNet requires BlackBerry OS 4.6 or above on the phone. If your phone runs an older OS please check for updates at your carrier’s website. Download Installer for 32-bit Windows 7/XP/Vista Installer for 64-bit Windows 7/Vista

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PdaNet for BlackBerry 1.30

According to @JW , a.k.a., Josh Williams, founder and CEO of Gowalla , a location based travel game similar to FourSquare, a web based version of the application/game is coming to the BlackBerry. Earlier today Josh Williams tweeted, “Oh wow.  I just checked in from a BlackBerry Bold.  BB users are going to be happy about this update to Mobile Web when it rolls.” Gowalla is also working on a web client for Android, however, the version will have the benefit of HTML 5.  It will be interesting to see what Gowalla can pull of in the BlackBerry Browser. [Via TechCrunch ] Web Based Version Of Gowalla Coming To BlackBerry is a post from: RIMarkable

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Web Based Version Of Gowalla Coming To BlackBerry

We’ve been seeing a lot of an in-the-works device from RIM sporting both a full physical QWERTY keyboard and a clicking touchscreen, code-named the BlackBerry Magnum or Dakota . TD analyst Chris Umiatowski has it on good word that there will be a BlackBerry ( NSDQ: RIMM ) that has those features as well as an optical trackpad. At first, I thought having the two input mechanisms would be redundant, but a lot of Android handsets are pulling it off these days. The absence of any kind of directional navigation was the key characteristic of the previously leaked device (above), although it was said that it was a prototype that would never see production

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Upcoming BlackBerry Packing Both Trackpad and SurePress Screen?

Kind of went for an opposite color vibe on this one. Maybe we’ll give it away in a bit, or something… what do you think? Pictures are in the gallery if you’d like to see some more shots. Also, special thanks to Colorware for the hook up! Click on over to our Colorware BlackBerry 9700 Gallery!

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Colorware BlackBerry 9700 strikes again…

Over the past two years we’ve developed a diverse audience at BBGeeks. Some are hardcore types who use their BlackBerrys every day. Others are beginners who find the site through Google or other search engines, trying to find answers to a specific question.

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How to set up BIS email on your BlackBerry

The Bipartisan Policy Center has announced some details on event coming up called the Cyber Shockwave. When you think about how vulnerable our countries are when it comes to technology, it puts it in a different light. So why should we be concerned and what’s a Cyber Shockwave? Over a decade we’ve seen stories as an example.

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Don’t Miss The Cyber Shockwave Feb 16th,2010

SBSH Calendar for Blackberry Amit and company, the guys over at SBSH , have just introduced Calendar for Blackberry. Having been a very worthwhile offering in the Windows Mobile and Symbian S60 application ecosystems for a while now, Calendar for Blackberry is likely going to shape up to be a very worth while app for any of you Blackberry users out there to at least take a look at. Check out the full details in the press release below: BlackBerry users rejoice, SBSH Calendar for BlackBerry released! Take control of your busy agenda with your BlackBerry and the all new SBSH Calendar! February 1st, 2010 – Following SBSH Calendar for Windows Mobile Touch , Smartphone and Symbian S60 overwhelming success, we are excited to announce today the release of SBSH Calendar for BlackBerry! SBSH Calendar for BlackBerry brings a robust personal information manager solution for both BlackBerry personal users and busy professionals. Packing together an innovative and compelling tools far beyond the default BlackBerry tools that will help you manage your busy schedule. Advanced calendar views, dedicated tasks manager, powerful recurring items engine, category coloring and icons and much more! SBSH Calendar Highlights Daily View – Today’s events in one screen.

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SBSH Introduces Calender for Blackberry

RIM is reportedly getting ready to launch two new BlackBerry smartphones this spring (the North American / European spring). According to The Street , one of the devices might resemble the BlackBerry Bold, but come with a “long-awaited, touch-enabled Web-friendly operating system” (thus a touchscreen), as well as with a full QWERTY keyboard.

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New BlackBerries (Magnum? Pearl 9100?) and software upgrades coming from RIM this spring

It’s a good sign that OS 5.0 is starting to move across carrier’s in North America. Yesterday both Sasktel and TELUS released OS 5.0.0.419 for the BlackBerry Tour 9630. It’s highly recommended if you have a Tour 9630 that you upgrade to this new OS. Follow the links below to download this OS, and remember your Tour 9630 doesn’t have to be from either of these carriers. Simply install the file and remove the vendor.xml file ( more details here ).

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BlackBerry Tour 9630 OS 5.0.0.419 Released by TELUS and Sasktel

It seems like 2D barcode technology, mobile tags, as they are commonly referred to, are on the come up here in the United States.  Just the other day we talked about Microsoft Tag .  Today we’ll talk about JAGTAG, who, just announced that their technology is now available on all 5 major carriers in the U.S.  This covers 87% of  users. JAGTAG works a little differently than what we BlackBerry users and smartphone users are used to.  There is no application to install.  Simply take a picture of the JAGTAG and text it to or send it as an email.  It is a bit tedious compared to just snapping a pic on your BlackBerry and being automatically taken to a mobile mobile website.  All the more reason to make your next mobile phone a BlackBerry. JAGTAG 2D Mobile Barcode Technology Live On All 5 Major U.S.

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JAGTAG 2D Mobile Barcode Technology Live On All 5 Major U.S. Carriers

My friend and BlackBerry guru, Al Sacco of CIO , has written an excellent article about BBM that every BlackBerry owner should read. It’s about getting more use out of it, avoiding the pitfalls, and keeping your device protected

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The Best Six Tips For BBM That Every BlackBerry Owner Should Know

It was just before Christmas when Inside BlackBerry got a fresh coat of paint .  A bit over a month later the Inside Blackberry mobile site gets updated as well. There are two major features to the new Inside BlackBerry mobile site: Photo thumbnails on the main page and full scale images inside posts.

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Inside BlackBerry Mobile Site Gets A Makeover

Yesterday we reported about the possibility of a AWS-capable BlackBerry Pearl 9100 heading to networks like T-Mobile and Wind Mobile. At first it was thought to be a separate model of the Pearl 9100 designed only to work on these networks, but Boy Genius has decided to set everyone straight. Apparently all newer 3G BlackBerry smartphones such as the Bold 9700 and the upcoming Pearl 9100 are one single model, and not designed separately for North American or European markets. This means that the Bold 9700 that lets say AT&T or Rogers carries is the exact same as the one that T-Mobile or Wind Mobile carries

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BGR explains why 3G BlackBerry Bands are not Hardware dependent, rather Software.

Found under: BlackBerry , 9100 , Pearl , T-Mobile , Wind , , The BlackBerry 9100 is a new smartphone that could be launched in the USA and Canada by T-Mobile and Wind respectively. The new Pearl version also known as the Pearl2 or Striker or Stratus should arrive at some point in the near future.

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BlackBerry Pearl 9100 to be Launched by T-Mobile and Wind?

With the launch of Android, WebOS, and of course the iPhone, the current BlackBerry OS is starting to feel a little obsolete.  It’s only a matter of time before RIM’s starts working on a refresh, and with any luck at all OS 6.0 will bring that. Boy Genius is reporting about a tip he received saying RIM plans to release OS 6.0 sometime next year, and that RIM is working on OS 5.2 for a release later this year. Considering it took so long to release OS 5.0 I’m not setting any high expectations of seeing this anytime soon. But let’s all hope RIM’s OS 6.0 really kicks ass. You’re reading a story which originated at BlackBerrySync.com , Where you find BlackBerry News You Can Sync With…

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BlackBerry OS 5.2 to launch later this year, followed by OS 6.0 next year

I don’t know how long the Facebook BlackBerry Wallpaper Generator has been around, but, it appears to be a Facebook app officially created by Research in Motion, and, I have to admit, is kind of cool. The BlackBerry Wallpaper Generator does exactly what its name implies.  It allows you quickly and easily create BlackBerry wallpapers.  You can use the built-in wallpapers included in the app, or, pull images directly from your facebook gallerys, which, to me, is the beauty of the application. The BlackBerry Wallpaper Generator is a free Facebook Application.  You can access it via your PC by visiting http://apps.facebook.com/blackberrywallpaper/ . Check Out The Facebook BlackBerry Wallpaper Generator is a post from: RIMarkable

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Check Out The Facebook BlackBerry Wallpaper Generator

It seems that every BlackBerry-lover on the Internets is making a big deal over this AWS spectrum-equipped BlackBerry 9100 , and while it’s great to have confirmation that the unit is hitting T-Mobile (and maybe even visiting our Canadian friends at WIND, too), all in all, it doesn’t really mean much. Here’s why: Enter the BlackBerry 9700

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BGR Breaks It Down: Why a BlackBerry’s 3G bands are no longer relevant