Question for Blackberry - Does Kobo Deal Preclude a Kindle App?

Simple yes or no. Amazon doesn't give anything beyond general non-answers. There was a big announcement months ago that there would be a Kindle app. That turned out not to be true.
There is, instead, a terrible app from Kobo. Blackberry needs to answer the question: Does the existance of the Kobo app preclude a Kindle app in the next few weeks? If so, my PB is going back to the store.
Also, where is the Skype app we were promised?

For the Amazon Kindle, you can use the online web browser:
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-PlayBook/Kindle-Cloud-Reader/m-p/1249433
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Adobe Reader for Blackberry Does Not Support Fillable Forms

I've discovered that the version released for Android does support fillable forms, but the version for Blackberry does not. I assume Blackberry did not develop the app so what gives?

Mehwish,
Thank you so much for responding, and so quickly. I appreciate it.
It does not appear as though the PDF I am trying to read would have an element in it that would block it from reflow, but that is always possible. It’s a textbook, and I understand that toward the end of the book there are some charts and diagrams, but I haven’t gotten to those chapters yet. So far, I’ve just been trying to use the Adobe Reader to read the introduction and first chapter and nothing I have done has made it reflow.
I’m enclosing a copy of the entire book. Perhaps you can uncover something in it that I didn’t see.
Thanks again for you help.
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PocketMac for BlackBerry does not start.

Hi,
I just downloaded "PocketMac for BlackBerry" and installed it on iMac.
The installation went smoothly.
When I'm thrying to start the application it starting to run, but hulted at some point (even before showing application window) without any error message.
The only way to exit it is by "Forse Exit".
I have Blackberry Pearl.
iMac MacOS Leaopard 10.5.
What can be the problem?
Thanks.

My mom got this 8520, 20days later, the phone just wouldn't boot... it got stuck on the booting screen after like 70%, she hadn't installed the first app, she didn't even use the BBpin... but well...
I tried this program, I completlly erased everything in the phone... gulp.. and then installed the new OS 5 using the apploader and it worked great, tried first with the apploader and deleting the vendor.xml, didn't work, found this and presto!
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Question for blackberry

hello guys my name is Leo..I have a doubt buying the blackberry curve 8900 because im not sure if it will work in the philippines..can anybody help me about this problem..if i buy a blackberry curve in Greece and ill insert a simcard made in the philippines will it work and the second question i have is will the blackberry curve accept any simcard..
thanks everyone...
pls help me i need help guys and girls...

Hi to both of you and welcome to the forums!
Paulgrealis2007 wrote:
Hi guys, I am in need of a little help! I am trying to download Viigo but when I am downloading it, it keeps saying I don't have enough memory It then tells me that I need to delete languages or third party applications. The problem is that I have a brand new 8GB memory card that is free! Can I not download new applications and save them on the memory Card?! I would appreciate any help at all! Cheers
I would suggest this, open a thread in the correct forum, and we can work on it there. You will get input from many more
users, and hopefully quicker resolution. Be very specific when you post we love details. In the new thread put in your device model,
your device OS, etc. You can click on either of our names, and send personal message when you would like to start!
hello guys my name is Leo..I have a doubt buying the blackberry curve 8900 because im not sure if it will work in the Philippines..can anybody help me about this problem..if i buy a blackberry curve in Greece and ill insert a simcard made in the philippines will it work and the second question i have is will the blackberry curve accept any simcard..
thanks everyone...
pls help me i need help guys and girls...
I'm sorry you are out of luck, no one knows anything about your situation.
Hey just kidding, even if it was true, it never stopped us from trying to help anyway!
Three of us had the pleasure of working with a user from Malaysia this morning!
I'm sure we can at least point you in the correct direction.
I would also ask you to open a thread in the correct forum and PM us so we can meet there..
I am going to message another user here, very well versed in questions reagrding the nature
of your concerns.
See you in the forums!
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Hi, I have keep seeing a small 'Connection failed' warning box popping up: [[Connection failed There was an error connecting to the server "Warning; Self Aware"]]. Question for you gods - what does it mean. is it important? my computer connects to my

hi, I have keep seeing a small 'Connection failed' warning box popping up: [[Connection failed There was an error connecting to the server "Warning; Self Aware"]]. Question for you gods - what does it mean. is it important? my computer connects to my server works. Could it be related to "Network Preference & Monitor icons missing from my system preferences page? and my guest sign=in account is now the main account?? thanks you. jb

hi, I have keep seeing a small 'Connection failed' warning box popping up: [[Connection failed There was an error connecting to the server "Warning; Self Aware"]]. Question for you gods - what does it mean. is it important? my computer connects to my server works. Could it be related to "Network Preference & Monitor icons missing from my system preferences page? and my guest sign=in account is now the main account?? thanks you. jb

Error "Sorry your device does not meet the system requirements that are needed to support Twitter for BlackBerry Smartphones"

I have a Curve 8300. With OS v4.5.0.81. And I am on a BB Social network plan through my cell providor "Fido".
I mainly use it for Facebook & Twitter and have no problems using either app. However I was prompted for an update for my twitter recently but wasn't near a wifi spot to update. Just decided to update today at home where I do have wifi. However when I go to do the update, it gives me the following error:
"Sorry your device does not meet the system requirements that are needed to support Twitter for BlackBerry Smartphones"
I have scoured for answers but haven't had much luck. I tried checking for OS updates. I apparently have the most current one that my phone will support. I uninstalled twitter and then tried to reinstall it via the twitter Icon on my phone. Got the same error. Tried reinstalling it through app world, it installed just fine. However it installed the version that I had previously had. So I went to twitter's settings and checked for updates. It prompted for one as I expected it would. And when I tried to get the update. It gave me that error again. I can use twitter as it is, but I don't see why my phone shouldn't be able to get all the updates for various apps. Is it a software compatability issue? Is it a hardware compatability issue? Is there anything I can do to get the update or do I just have a phone that won't take some app updates?

Hi and welcome to the forums!
The 8300 is not listed in the device upgrade table for Blackberry device OS v5.0. The newer versions of apps like Twitter and Facebook require device OS v5.0 to run correctly. Might be time to consider a new device!
Thanks,
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StockDaddy Turbo for BlackBerry 10 updated to v1.1.0

We first told you about StockDaddy Turbo a short while ago and for those of you that need to keep an eye on your stocks and shares it's the perfect application to do so - right from your BlackBerry 10 device.
The developer dropped me an email to advise that the app had received its first update and with it brings notifications right into the BlackBerry Hub. If you've already downloaded the app, this new feature will possibly be of huge value to you. Clearly, StockDaddy won't be for everybody but if you have investments this one could be a deal breaker.
As you'll see from the change log below there are several extra good bits and there is even more to come in the near future.
New in v1.1.0.0:
Stock Alert Notification: Define a threshold on the stock and the notifications comes right to your Hub
Search for and Add North American ETFs to the Watchlist
Password Protect: Stop people from snooping in your Portfolios by enabling Password Protect
Add to Watch/Port buttons are now enabled when searching for a stock using the search button
Minor UI changes
Minor Bug fixes
More information/Download StockDaddy Turbo for BlackBerry 10
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Please answer a programming question for an admin

I'm not a programmer (although my interest is growing), so I can't answer this question in a discussion regarding how Win32API w/OLE and COM is SO much better than programming for Unix/OS X applications.
The original discussion was in regards to OS X's superior Unix based security, he devolved to this. Having only begun my venture into programming, his questions are a little above my head at this point. I'm also interested (as an amature programmer), how this would be accomplished in OS X/Unix.
Thanks in advance.
Here's his position:
*(1st entry)*
I have unsed Windows and many flavors of Unix and I have written programs in Assembler, Fortran, Pascal, Cobol, RPG, Smalltak, Basic, PowerBuilder, Delphi, C, C++, C#, Java, and Perl, and I have been programming for over 20 years, so I do have extensive knowledge about programming.
So I have one question for you:
If you had to build a business application that has to allow users to, spell and grammer check, and perform financial calculations, and render the HTML, how would you compare the effort to do this in Windows versus that in Linux, AIX, Solaris or any other Unix operating system?
I can make this business application have these features in ONE DAY on Windows, because COM and OLE lets me, use Word to spell and grammer check, Excel to do the financial calculations, and IE to render the HTML!
I make my living building complex customized business software, and Windows allow me to build these applications by myself in weeks, when it would take me and a team of programmers months to do these same things in Unix because of the lack of an the Win32 API, COM, and OLE, or I would have to BUY third party libraries that did these things, and deal with the licensing, versioning, and vendor problems that go with them, and none of those third party librabries would be close to Word, Excel, and IE in CAPABILITY!
HONESTLY tell me and others reading this thread how you would go about create the customized business application I described above by yourself in a Unix instead of Windows, and tell us how many MONTHS or YEARS it would take you, or how you would have to BUY some other third party libraries to do what Word, Excel, and IE!
Anyone who thinks a Unix has more CAPABILITIES than Windows, has never used Win32API/COM/OLE/.Net, and does not build customized complex business software for a living, because we people that do are the reason that you find some much customized business desktop software for Windows, and so little for any Unix.
I have nothing against Unix, and it is great for simple business tasked server software, but for complex business tasked desktop software Windows with Win32API/COM/OLE/.Net wins hands down!
*(2nd Entry)*
A System administrators view of an operating system and an application developers view are entirely different, and the Win32API/COM/OLE/.NET simply make my job so much easier, and you simply don't understand because you do not have to deal with the "dirty' details of making what a user wants, which is why your definition of "integration" and mines are totally different!
With the spell check you talked about, how will you keep in in synch with the dictionary in Word where the user is constantly adding and removing words?
No, you would have the user to have to maintain two different spell check dictionaries, and you would totally ignore the grammer check requirement!
Cutting and pasting data between applications is simple integration, and not the complex type that I am talking about.
Can you make your application display and use the MacGourmet menus appear in its own window, and to access and use the MacGourmet functionality (ie. search for a recipe) in its own window?
Give me one example of a Unix application that can display the menus of another application, yet alone control its features!
Of course you can't, because you need COM and OLE!
I am quite familiar with different flavors of Unix, but those operating systems do not have the rich API and program integration features namely COM and OLE that Windows has, because it violates the Unix idea of security by process isolation!
Yes that idea of process isolation keeps the operating system safe from malicious code in applications and from one application taking the others down, but you lose the power of programs working together, and you simply cannot build the type of customized business applications that I build by myself, without reinventing the wheel over and over and without having a large team with lots of programmers.
For example, my customers and millions of others spend all day working in Word and Excel, and the Windows idea that I can transparently integrate my complex business applications right in Word and Excel menu, and into their templates and macros, is why third party developers like me prefer Windows over Unix, regardless of how much better security in Unix is.
Do not get me wrong, Java improves business application development on Unix, but unfortuantely it is not feasable to rewrite ever legacy application in Java, and Java does not integrate well with other programming languages.
I used to code business application for both IBM MVS and Sun Solaris, and I never want to go back to those "bad" old days again, once I took the time to learn how to PROPERLY code using Win32API/COM/OLE/.NET!

At risk of feeding the troll I'll wander in here:
NOTE: Since this is an Apple programming boards and I have limited experience programming on traditional Unix systems (and most of that in college) I will confine my answers to the area I know.
If you had to build a business application that has to allow users to, spell and grammer check, and perform financial calculations, and render the HTML, how would you compare the effort to do this in Windows versus that in Linux, AIX, Solaris or any other Unix operating system?
I can make this business application have these features in ONE DAY on Windows, because COM and OLE lets me, use Word to spell and grammer check, Excel to do the financial calculations, and IE to render the HTML!
Note that this scenario assumes the user has Microsoft office installed. The person argues that they don't have to purchase libraries to program but what they are effectively doing is simply transferring that cost to user. I don't have to purchase libraries but everyone of my users needs to. Good for you, very good for Microsoft but bad for your customer - IMHO. OK, I know "But all Windows business users have Office installed already." When it comes free with the system then I'll retract my objection.
Under OS X and Cocoa many of these functions are intrinsic to the system layer and do not require any applications to be installed. Using Cocoa you can write a simple Word processor that has rulers, full font manipulation (including kerning, spacing and leading), Document Save and Load, Printing, Export to PDF as well as spell-checking in under 10 lines of actual code. Adding a custom file type and icon for full system integration will add another 5 minutes to your programing.
In case you think I'm blowing smoke here is a tutorial from 2002 (yes, this has been possible for over 5 years) outlining the 8 line Word Processor build in Cocoa. http://www.stone.com/TheCocoa_Files/What_s_sofunny.html
And yes, Cocoa also includes Webkit so I can add full HTML rendering by dragging in a WebKit window to my user interface. For an experienced Cocoa programmer this certainly sounds like less than a day of programming - in fact it sounds like a good tutorial for a middle-experienced training day or 2 day class in Cocoa.
I won't include the link to the 1 line web browser you can build in Cocoa using Webkit because it's shorter than the description. Feel free to search for it if you want to.
HONESTLY tell me and others reading this thread how you would go about create the customized business application I described above by yourself in a Unix instead of Windows, and tell us how many MONTHS or YEARS it would take you, or how you would have to BUY some other third party libraries to do what Word, Excel, and IE!
BUT this is all done from the stock system that is on every OS X computer not simply those with Office installed. Obviously you'd need to add some features that were more complicated than this - because any halfway decent programmer could turn this stuff out - and polish takes a while but to meet the requirements of the challenge it would take 2 days tops.
Is every *nix programming environment like this? I don't know I can only answer for the system that I have experience with and is the concern of this board. If you really have questions regarding *nix programming then I suggest you find an appropriate board and troll^H^H^H^H^H ask there.
If you're ever serious about programming on the Mac feel free to stop by and actually take a look at it. I think you'll be surprised.
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Silverlight For Blackberry Tablet Playbook? Where is it?

I can say I am very unhappy about this matter, not to mention I purchased this because people were bragging about this OS as if it had everything that the business world would offer now, i'm finding out that Blackberry does not even offer a fix or anything compatible for users to get this is insane how can you call yourself a businesss platform and not have silverlight which 70% of business's in the web business are using this, to my knowledge Windows offers about everything that a business person would want why is this an issue, I know one thing I just got the Playbook and I thought this was no issue, if I am not getting a response as to why I have to speak on a forum instead you guys should have been fixed this problem.
Make a Silverlight fix or app that will allow people to run on there systems for Blackberry users, we should not have to beg for service, if I see that blackberry is not to to standards, then I am going to resell my system and get a regular laptop with Windows and deal with this myself, in such away.
Blackberry is about to end up real Black.

Silverlight is a proprietary Microsoft product, not a RIM product. It's not available on any modern mobile platform, even in Windows 8 Metro, and the future of the Silverlight plugin is uncertain at best. Development of Moonlight, the Mac/Linux port has even stopped.
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BT WiFi app for Blackberry 10

Does anyone know if there are any plans to develop a BT WiFi app for Blackberry 10?

probably same as before until it becomes more popular but windows and blackberry smartpones are only 10% of the market.
however there is no real need to the btwifi app as you can connect to BTWIFI just by scanning with blackberry and when you find a signal then just login. not like the smarttalk app where you actually need the app
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Support for Blackberry?

Does anyone know whether OCFO 10 provides improved support for Blackberry Desktop Manager? The previous version only supported up to version 3.6 (without SP1 or SP2).
Thank you.

Hello,
The question is really one for RIM. So far, the Intellisync fixes have not been implemented in the Blackberry Desktop releases so you'll have to continue to run it against version 3.6.0 or earlier. The architecture changes to OCFO that will help circumvent this problem will not be available until mid-2006.
For over-the-air wireless synchronization, we have a number of great solutions for you. Through our partnership with Consilient, we can offer Blackberry-Oracle synchronization, and we'll soon be offering a push-IMAP solution for email that will work even better. You should talk to your Oracle Account Manager for more information about those solutions.
Hope that helps,
--Marc

Submit APK for BlackBerry??

Have you guys heard about the promo RIM is running to attract android developers?
https://twitter.com/#!/asaunders/status/165097598624075777
Anyway they have an online submission process that converts your .apk file to their .something file and so far I put one of my apps through it and it passed initial testing, I am still waiting on signing certificates to get it full submitted but I see one user is experiencing problems with it due to lack of an AIR plugin on the device.
See link for problem.
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-Plug-in-for-Android/Porting-from-Flash-t o-Android-to-Playbook-possible/td-p/1558193
So my question is has anyone tried successfully submitting a Captive Runtime AIR app to the Android for BlackBerry program?
Does the playbook have an air plug in? If so what version of air does it support, both the apps I plan on submitting exist in a 2.6 version and above.

Sure, I Will keep you guys posted. For now I first have to figure out where to promote playbook apps.
Op 29 feb. 2012 om 18:56 heeft "Mark.Raykhenberg" <[email protected]> het volgende geschreven:
Re: Submit APK for BlackBerry??
created by Mark.Raykhenberg in Mobile Development - View the full discussion
Topo can you let us know how your sales go on the BB app world? I want to know if its worth the trouble.
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Twitter for Blackberry problem.

Hi guys, lately I've had problems with my Twitter for Blackberry app, the Interactions(@) tab woudn't work, it doesn't pop up if I press it. I tried soft resets, hard resets, reinstalling the app and even reloading my OS. I am using a 9800 with OS6 Bundle 2959, my Twitter version is 4.2.0.8. Does anyone know what's wrong here?

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Friend try installing an older version that twitter not all applications work well on devices ...
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Introducing Enhanced Google Mail plug-in for BlackBerry smartphones

Enhanced Google Mail™ plug-in for BlackBerry® smartphones
Product Overview
The Enhanced Google Mail™ plug-in for BlackBerry® smartphones introduces an advanced level of email service integration for BlackBerry smartphones. It supports additional Google Mail™ features that provide BlackBerry® Internet Service subscribers with broader access to their Google Mail accounts while on the go. The Enhanced Google Mail plug-in is optional. Existing and new Google Mail integrations will continue to function without it.
Note: The Enhanced Google Mail plug-in requires BlackBerry® Device Software 4.5 or later and Google Mail integration within the BlackBerry Internet Service. The Google Mail integration must use IMAP, not POP, to function correctly. Google Mail accounts integrated after March 2009 use IMAP. Deleting an existing account and re-integrating it will ensure that the account is using IMAP.
BlackBerry smartphone users with existing integrated Google Mail accounts must re-associate their email accounts to receive the link to download the Enhanced Google Mail plug-in.
Features
Add and remove labels and stars on email messages
Report spam email messages
Perform local and remote searches
Archive email messages
View related email messages as a single conversation (threaded view)
Note: Synchronization happens in one direction, from the BlackBerry smartphone to the Google Mail account. This means that some changes that take place in the webmail UI are not reflected on the BlackBerry smartphone. These include:
Applying labels and stars to email messages in Google Mail after they are retrieved by the BlackBerry Internet Service.
Labels that are renamed in Google Mail are not applied to the corresponding labels on the BlackBerry smartphone. The new label is synchronized to the BlackBerry smartphone, but does not replace the existing label.
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I'm having similar show-stopper issues. I should point out that I'm not actually using an @gmail.com address; I'm using a Google Apps account for my own domain name. Perhaps that accounts for some of my issues. I'm using an AT&T Bold with OS 4.6.0.167 (Platform 4.0.0.217), and I have a BES plan to get mail from my employer (the phone and the AT&T account are mine). I did not upgrade from an old Gmail plugin; I installed the Gmail plugin for the first time.
1) Having messages appear in both the main Messages inbox and the Gmail inbox is not a convenience. It would be nice to be able to segregate these, as with the option to keep SMS/MMS messages out of the main inbox with Messages Options > General Options > SMS and Email Inboxes > Separate.
2) I have a lot of Gmail filter rules that apply labels to incoming messages and "skip the inbox." When I receive one of these messages on my Blackberry, I get a new message notification (asterisk) on both my main Messages inbox and my Gmail inbox. The "skip the inbox" messages are visible in the main Messages inbox, but not in the Gmail inbox (unless I Filter on "All Mail" in the Gmail inbox). To get rid of the new message asterisks, I need to open both inboxes.
The whole reason I choose the "skip the inbox" option is that I don't want to see these messages unless I explicitly filter on that label. It's bad enough that I get them in my Messages inbox, but to have Messages behave one way and Gmail another is nutty.
3) I'm not seeing all of my new Google Apps mail on my Blackberry, even when I choose Filter > All Mail from the Gmail inbox. In the standard Gmail client I see everything; but only selected messages appear on the Blackberry. I haven't been able to pin down what the pattern is. At first it seemed that incoming mail had to have a label applied to it by a filter to appear on the Blackberry, because all the messages I have been able to receive on the Blackberry have had a label. I haven't yet seen any unlabeled message. What what makes it tough to pin down is that I have never received a test message I have sent to myself, and I have tried using my work e-mail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail and AOL Webmail. 0% success rate sending myself a test message (even when a filter applies a label to these messages); 0% success rate receiving mail that Gmail filters don't apply a label to.
I guess the issue could be with Google's IMAP implementation. I haven't yet looked at my inbox with another IMAP client to see how that looks. I'll try that next.
4) On the topic of IMAP: If that's the interface to Gmail, it seems strange that I can't view my whole inbox. I can only view new mail since the date/time I first set up the Blackberry Gmail plugin. That would make sense for POPmail, but not for IMAP should be able to show me my whole inbox.
Google's Blackberry Gmail app (from m.google.com/mail) has none of these issues, but it has other limitations (no push mail; no HMTL in messages), so I'd use Blackberry's plugin if it worked better. For now I expect to abadon after another couple of days of noodling.

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