Curve 8900 Bluetooth

Hi
I have a problem with my curve 8900 bluetooth. I can connect and send to other devices via bluetooth, but i cant received from other devices via bluetooth. I just updated to the lastest BB OS and it still not working
Is there anything else i can do before i take it in.
Thanks
Etienne

Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
Please see this KB
KB05409 Transfer a file using Bluetooth technology between two BlackBerry smartphones
While it discusses transferring between two BB's, the process is the same -- you must set the receiving BB up for receipt before initiating the send from the other device.
Let us know how it goes!
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Serious Problem with Curve 8900

Hello.
A have a Curve 8900 phone which was on the contract with T-Mobile a while back.
I bought it like new. It was used a bit, but never dropped or anything so hardware is perfectly fine and it did work while it was with the previous owner on the contract.
Contract was over and the man sold the phone to me. I unlocked it for usage with any network using the code I found for it and now the phone shows that it is unlocked and sees any network just fine.
Thing is that though the phone shows that everything is ok - I am UNABLE to make any calls, receive any calls (online works through my home Wi-Fi connection and Bluetooth connectivity is fine.)
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Sounds like your phone is BLOCKED. The likely cause is the person who sold it to you reported it lost or stolen after you bought it.
Many phones will show as having a signal even when blocked although you cannot make calls as in your case.
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Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
See this KB:
KB05409 Transfer a file using Bluetooth technology between two BlackBerry smartphones
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You have a BlackBerry Data plan right? I'm assuming so since it works sometimes
Also if you notice when the Wi-Fi is off, if you go into Manage Connections | Service Status does the BlackBerry Internet Service say it's connected to the Mobile Network? Or if you go into Mobile Network Options can you run a Diagnostics Test and see if it sees that your data is connected?
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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.
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are you talking about the Plazmic toolkit ?
If so, you should post on their own forum.
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Try another reboot as described. Leave the BlackBerry powered on.
Remove the battery for five minutes, replace and reboot.
If it continues, you may need to simple reload or upgrade the operating system.
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Device Switch Wizard Copies Messenger Contacts??? CURVE 8900

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I got a curve 8900 and it was slightly faulty so i got another one and got told that the device switch wizard copies pretty much everything to phonebook, messages, calender dates etc
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Im desperate to know before i actually proceed in doing this
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HOWEVER does it also copy my messenger contacts? Yes, it does.
Also does my pin stay the same? No, it does not. The PIN is a unique identifier for each BlackBerry and is not duplicated, copied or assignable.
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FREE Call & SMS Blocker for Curve 8900

Is there anyone know an application for blocking unwanted call & SMS FREEWARE for Curve 8900???
like black&whitelist... but i don't want the shareware...
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I don't know of a free one. You can also look at iCallManager.
Meanwhile if you want to block ALL SMS messages, you can do that at Options > Security > Firewall settings and check the items you want blocked completely.
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BB Curve 8900 died and will turn on but still has the red "off" sign

Hi all. Great site.
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Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
These batteries typically do not like to be fully drained. Sometimes doing so renders them useless. But, there are a few things for you to try before you determine that as the root cause.
1) Get a new known good battery. See if it will charge properly in your BB. If so, then your battery is indeed damaged and useless.
2) Give your battery to another known good BB of the exact same model. See if it will charge properly. If so, then your BB or your charger may be damaged.
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I am a locksmith with Carl's Lock Shop in Co. Spgs, CO.
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I don't need them to tell me that...
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"IF" anybody has any ideas on what will fix this thing...
Call me direct at (phone number edited out for privacy)
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problem not solved...
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Message Edited by Stanghurd on 06-22-2009 04:21 PM
Message Edited by Jonathan_K on 06-23-2009 01:42 PM
Stang

Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
This area of the forums is for Welcomes and Introductions only...no device support here. Your post will shortly be moved to the proper place so that the right experts can see it and provide assistance:
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/board?board.id=8900
Good luck!
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Hi and Welcome to the Forums!
Here is the official KB that discusses compatible media formats with various BB models:
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