Hotmail on blackberry bold

well since ive had my phone its never let me sign into msn or hotmail it says "invaild email address or password" for both of them but I know its correct as i use the passwords everyday for my laptop? so I dont know why my blackberry wont let me do it? any help?

Whoever you spoke to at O2 didn't understand how it works...refer:http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Social-Lounge/How-This-Site-and-Formal-Support-Work/td-p/2540549What you need to do is activate BIS level services onto your data plan. All services are delivered to end users by the carrier...BB delivers no services directly in this regard. Further, if the folks at O2 can't figure out how to deliver your services to you, then they can escalate internally and formally up to BB for enhanced support...but there is no (free) model to just tell an end user to "call BB for help", for there is no (free) entry point for end users into BB, and in your situation it would just go back around to the carrier anyway since it is they who deliver the services to their end users, not BB. I suggest you try O2 again, but this time find someone who actually understands how BB-specific data plans actually work. If you went into one of their shops, you may well have been there at a time when no one in that particular shop at that particular time actually knows what they are talking about for this. You might be better of ringing them up and asking to be routed to their dedicated BB support folks, who hopefully will actually understand how this works. Basically, O2 needs to activate BIS on your account. Without that, you cannot access the services you desire.
Cheers, and Good Luck!

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I went to the page you suggested, but it does not show how to get to the app specific password pulled up on my phone?
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Hello RIM,
Over the past year since owning a Blackberry, I have had on-going issues with syncing my music between my (2) bolds, so I know this is not specific to the hardware, I have also managed 400 BB's on a BES before so I have a fair idea of how to do things and troubleshoot issues.
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I am ready to go on ebay and get rid of this stuff because whilst I mostly use it as a phone (the reason I went with BB), it is important that I am able to do other things with it, without having to go through a dozen articles and issues just to get things to work, these should have been ironed out in the bug reporting process.
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Well you know the playbook is actually pretty cool but didn't seem to be ready to go out on time and being a late entrant to the market I would have expected them to showcase the playbook better, especially like how Nintendo gets out there and gets everyone playing with it hands on, there are some things about the Playbook that actually make it unique but it has been poorly marketed.
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Google paid a very large price with their Nexus One because they where over-confident and thought they would sell based on their name alone, this could have been a learning curve RIM did not have to deal with. There are actually other nice things about the Playbook, the apps that are in their app store are pretty cool and when Android apps are available it will be cooler.
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Hello,
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Helo Everyone
I tried to upgrade my Blackberry Bold 9900 device software from version 7.0.0 to version 7.1.0 but having difficulties. I tried using the Blackberry Desktop Manager but there was no version 7.1.0 listed among the available updates. Even when I tried to do it directly via the Blackberry official website, Version 7.1.0 was also not listed. Finally I tried to do the update with my phone directly by accessing: Options>Device>Software Updates.
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Hi and Welcome to the Community!
The simplest way is to, on a PC (you cannot do this on MAC):
1) Make sure you have a current and complete backup of your BB...you can find complete instructions via the link in my auto-sig below.
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http://us.blackberry.com/software/desktop.html
4) Download and install, to your PC, the BB OS package you desire:
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5) 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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I'm new to the Blackberry (Bold 9650), so I might be missing what I've been looking for. Most of the time, when I start, and particularly reboot my device, it always comes up with the message saying that the new media card has errors and asks if I want to correct the errors. Then it asks me if I want to save lost clusters.
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FreonJohn wrote:
I'm new to the Blackberry (Bold 9650), so I might be missing what I've been looking for. Most of the time, when I start, and particularly reboot my device, it always comes up with the message saying that the new media card has errors and asks if I want to correct the errors. Then it asks me if I want to save lost clusters.
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I for one very strongly believe for a Audio-Visual product maybe also like a Cellphone the display has to be really good especially if you are also gonna use it as an entertainment device. So on the same lines I was having this discussion which later on turned out into an argument with one of my friend.
Now he has a Blackberry-Bold 9700 which has a Transmissive TFT LCD, Which comes with a Light sensing screen and Backlighting. He was saying that the display of Blackberry Bold 9700 is better then that of the N900. Though the pixel ratio of the N900(800x480) could be higher than that of the Bold (480x360). He said that please do not boast about the high pixel ratio and the 3.5 inch screen real estate it could be all futile if it is not able to produce that quality pictures, with the Transmissive TFT LCD and the Backlighting the display of the BB Bold look a lot richer and lively then the N900. When I looked at it though I kind of felt no the N900 had a better display. But frankly speaking I couldn’t really decide, what he was saying also did make sense as the picture in the Bold looked very lively?
What do you guys think? Does the Transmissive TFT LCD, Light sensing screen, backlighting makes the Blackberry Bold 9700 have a better display than that of the N900. This despite being a N900 forum I expect unbiased observations from Die-Hard Fans of the N900 who also equally appreciate a quality product from a competitor if it truly deserves some admiration and appreciation

augstya wrote:
Hi Guys,
I for one very strongly believe for a Audio-Visual product maybe also like a Cellphone the display has to be really good especially if you are also gonna use it as an entertainment device. So on the same lines I was having this discussion which later on turned out into an argument with one of my friend.
Now he has a Blackberry-Bold 9700 which has a Transmissive TFT LCD, Which comes with a Light sensing screen and Backlighting. He was saying that the display of Blackberry Bold 9700 is better then that of the N900. Though the pixel ratio of the N900(800x480) could be higher than that of the Bold (480x360). He said that please do not boast about the high pixel ratio and the 3.5 inch screen real estate it could be all futile if it is not able to produce that quality pictures, with the Transmissive TFT LCD and the Backlighting the display of the BB Bold look a lot richer and lively then the N900. When I looked at it though I kind of felt no the N900 had a better display. But frankly speaking I couldn’t really decide, what he was saying also did make sense as the picture in the Bold looked very lively?
What do you guys think? Does the Transmissive TFT LCD, Light sensing screen, backlighting makes the Blackberry Bold 9700 have a better display than that of the N900. This despite being a N900 forum I expect unbiased observations from Die-Hard Fans of the N900 who also equally appreciate a quality product from a competitor if it truly deserves some admiration and appreciation
this is laughable...cant believe that anyone who understand the visibliiyt rations woule eveer prefer a device to NOT have 2.5 times the pixels and visiblity!!
the n900 has 2.5 times the visibility of the bold. the bold has the same resolution the iphoney has had until this year. it only looks vibrant because of the colors and icon-styling. the visibliliyt and clarity is no where near the same.

Using BlackBerry Bold in Japan

Hi!
I'm planning a travel in Japan
I've BlackBerry Bold and I'd like to know if my mobile can work in Japan
I read some website and I've understood I'll do not have problems also because my mobile operator has a roaming agreement with NTT DoMoCo
thank in advance for your help!
Sabrina

Hi,
No.
There are no carriers who have signed an agreement to carry a Blackberry Data signal in Japan so whilst you May be able to get a phone signal, but Actual Data is out.
Edit: You might get lucky and get a BB signal, but this is against the nrom. There is no carrier who has signed an RIM agreement so anything is lucky, i.e. not supported.
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