Thinest Protection Case For My Blackberry Curve 8900

Hi, I’m after some kind of protection that I can put on my blackberry. I want to add the least bulk as possible onto my phone. Can anyone advise me on what I could buy for this? I would like something that will stay on my phone and not any kind of pocket that my phone will go into. I would mostly like to get a plastic crystal clear case providing that they are not to bulky, so help on that or closely related would be appreciated Thanks.

Thanks for your reply. The cover you have recommended is nice. Do you have this case yourself or know anyone that has this? Does is add much bulk to the phone is my main concern. Does anyone else know any very thin protection cases? Very much appreciated. Thanks.

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Hi, I’m planning to get a Blackberry Curve 8900. Before I buy this phone I would like to know if I can change my housing to pink. I’m aware that a phone comes in 3 parts. A front cover, a middle cover and a back cover. I would just like to change the front and back cover as I think the changing the middle cover would be to much trouble unclipping parts. Is changing the front and back cover as simple as unclipping the cover of and on or do I have to remove and unclip parts to do this. I’m scared to unclip to much as I think I may break it. Pictures or videos would be very helpful. Thanks.

Hi. I am wondering if silicone cases for the Blackberry Curve 8900 are better than a hard case? I ask this because I originally when I got my phone bought a hard case for it and the battery would get very warm and drain at an alarming rate. Once the case came off things were fine. But I really would like to encase it if possible...would silicone be better or just cause the same battery issues again? Advice please. TY.
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Found Solution to adding email signature (yahoo) on Blackberry Curve 8900

How to set up BlackBerry® Internet E-mail (BIE) from a computer - RIM BlackBerry® Curve™ 8900 Print Page
WME(' '); To set up BlackBerry® Internet E-mail (BIE) from a computer, follow these steps:
On your computer, go to http://my.t-mobile.com.
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Message Edited by debbiecali on 04-21-2009 01:22 PM

1. Login to you BIS site for your carrier. Carrier BIS login sites are listed here:
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OR you can login from your BlackBerry at the "personal email setup" icon.
2. Click on the "edit" next to the email account on which you wish to edit (or remove) the signature.
3. Where it says "signature", delete all text if you want NO signature, or edit the display what you prefer rather than "Sent from my BlackBerry..."
4. Click SAVE.
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How can I get my blackberry curve 8900 to update to 5.0 and get wifi to work?

I bought a blackberry curve 8900 around a year ago on an AT&T plan back when data plans werent required, so it just has minutes and texting. because of an issue i had with data before, i have data disabled completely on my account to prevent any mistaken data being used up and charging me. my AT&T contract recently expired so i called them up and got my blackberry unlocked, and will be soon switching to tmobile.
My problem is that it refuses to update past 4.6 over to 5.0 because of some restriction on it placed by AT&T, and my wifi wont work unless i have data enabled for the same reason. Is there anything i can do? I've tried installing 5.0 from different service providers onto my phone but it never installs properly.

Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
While you can (with just a trick or two) use any carriers OS package for your specific model number, it won't do any good since all 5.0 level OS's require a data plan, regardless of which carrier. So, without that, you can't update to 5.0. Further, it is the data plan that activates BIS -- which is what is used to run the BlackBerry Browser...hence that non-functionality also. Basically, a BB without a data plan is, to many, pretty useless.
There are other browsers that bypass BIS and will use a generic data plan (assuming you have that)...OperaMini and Bolt come to mind. You might give those a try.
Good luck!
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My blackberry curve 8900 is on platform 5.2.0.96

guys please help me out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
first, it got the problem app error 523 reset. then i searched for solutions on the internet then i found it but whats wrong is that i thought the my phone was curve 8520 so i have installed a OS for blackberry curve 8520 on my phone. the app error 523 was gone but my fon now always runs the wizard everytime i turn it on and shows that its a platform 5.2.0.96.
i think my blackberry curve 8900 is on wrong platform because when i open my phone it will always go to the set up wizard then when i choose to skip the wizard the platform 5.2.0.96 will pop out then it goes "uncaught exception java.nullpointer.error" and "java.lang.error" then i don't know what fix am i gonna do with this.
please people out there whose so good in fixing phones. please help me. i wanna use my phone.
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Please refer to this official download portal as you proceed. It is sorted first by carrier -- so if all you want are the OS levels your carrier supports, your search will be quick. However, some carriers are much slower than others to release updates. To truly seek out the most up-to-date OS package for your BB, you must dig through and find all carriers that support your specific model BB, and then compare the OS levels that they support.
http://us.blackberry.com/support/downloads/download_sites.jsp
From a PC, you can install any compatible (e.g., for your exact BB Model Number) OS package to a BB via this procedure:
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Note that while written for "reload" and the Storm, it can be used to upgrade, downgrade, or reload any BB device model -- it all depends on the OS package you download and install to your PC. After installing the OS package to your PC, please remeber to delete, on your PC, all copies of VENDOR.XML...there will be at least one, and perhaps 2, and they will be located in or similarly to (it changes based on your Windows version) these folders:
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Load your OS "bare bones"...if anything is optional, do not install it.
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If the behavior does not immediately present, then run for as long as it takes for you to be sure that the behavior will not present.
Add one thing -- no matter how tempting, just one.
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Repeat steps 4 and 5 until all things are loaded or the behavior presents
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BlackBerry Curve 8900 Locked - Not Accepting Password - I'm Original/Only Owner of Device

Hello - I'm brand new to this Forum. I've had my Blackberry Curve 8900 since September of 2009 (original owner) and this is only my second problem with the phone. (My trackball gave out last July, but I had it fixed and it is good as new).
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If anyone has been helpful to you, please show your appreciation by clicking the button inside of their post. Please click here and read, along with the threads to which it links, for helpful information to guide you as you proceed. I always recommend that you treat your BlackBerry like any other computing device, including using a regular backup schedule...click here for an article with instructions.
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