Won't reboot after app upgrade

I upgraded the NFL app for my Blackberry Curve and it had me reboot. When I did that, it got to the start screen with the meter on the bottom, which fills up, but it doesn't go any further.
I've done the battery pull and left it out, restarted using alt-right shift-del numerous times, but it always gets stuck at the same place. I have a new computer and loaded the blackberry desktop, but it cannot recognize my phone because it does not fully boot.
Can anyone help me get past this?

I just read somewhere that older (2006?) iMacs can take 4GB and will show that in About this Mac, but only use 3GB.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2821
Could that be your issue?
I came here trying to find out why mine won't boot at all after the upgrading from 2x1GB to 2x2GB.

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