Your office is in your pocket!

You can access your office from anywhere if you just carry your Blackberry device. It does not matter wherever you are! Apart from in-built features, there are wide ranges of useful applications for your Blackberry device. Office Application is one of the newly added solutions that can be helpful for corporates. Your office will be in your pocket even if you are out of your work place.

In recent days, wide range of applications has come to make this smart phone smarter and smartest. Instant messaging, GPS, gaming music are the most popular developing areas for Blackberry Application development. The more Blackberries’ capability and popularity have been increased; its various developments have brought a big boom in mobile technology. The Blackberry device with various applications can be the ultimate challenge for the corporate professionals.

Apart from in-built features, these third party applications are required by you, when you are a corporate professional and with it you can save your time and manage your life easier. With customized applications the full potential of your blackberry phone can be realized. All these applications are even necessary for you to make important decisions for your management when it matters most.  Read more...

New Blackberry Phone Launches in Indonesia Markets in year 2010

Users blackberry in Indonesia provided by many measures of product blackberry which suite with character and the utilization. RIM Expansion Blackberry in asia pertained to be rapidly especially in World power State like Indonesia , india and china. The mobile clients phone in Indonesia is opting to blackberry thanks to function and support for mobile task networking , fluency of business hardly prioritized by than only prioritize way of life.

Has just this the side of blackberry additionally launches its new product in India. Blackberry also huge expantion in india markets , they launches many models and will look the markets comparation with indonesian markets.

Research In Motion has announced its launch of two new models of Blackberry in the Indian market. The firm has introduced its new 3G handsets Blackberry Pearl 9100 and Blackberry Pearl 9105. Both the models are equipped with almost all the attributes that generally Blackberry models possess. While the 9100 model has half QWERTY keyboard, the 9105 has 14 -key traditional phone keypad and the handsets are additionally loaded with Sure Type software that helps users in completing the words as they type.  Read more...

Asus M930 and M530w Can Now Use BlackBerry Connect software v4.0 in India

ASUS and Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today announced the availability of BlackBerry Connect software v4.0 for the ASUS M530w and M930 handsets in India.

BlackBerry Connect for the ASUS M530w and M930 provides push-based wireless email services, including attachment viewing and wireless email synchronization, in conjunction with BlackBerry Enterprise Server, BlackBerry Professional Software and BlackBerry Internet Service.

“RIM has helped us to provide one of the finest mobile officesolutions available on the Windows platform to our consumers,” said Edward Wang, business head, mobile communication business, ASUS (India). “The sleek and robust functionality of the ASUS M530w and M930 together with support for the BlackBerry platform will provide customers with a fast and secure communications tool.”

“We are pleased to be working with ASUS to further expand the reach of BlackBerry services in India,” said Susan Payne, vice president, BlackBerry Connect, RIM. “With BlackBerry Connect support, ASUS customers in India will be able to leverage the power of BlackBerry services to make it easier to stay connected with colleagues, clients and friends.”

Additional features supported by BlackBerry Connect v4.0 on BlackBerry Enterprise Server and BlackBerry Professional Software include:  Read more...

Google Voice Pushes Telecommunications Forward

A famous pioneer in web technology, creating the hottest search website in use today, Google stands at the front line of corporations pushing towards a future that is inextricably tied to the fast evolving sector of the internet.

With some of the most brilliant minds at work under their roof, the services resulting from their ingenuity have essentially changed how we communicate with each other. From Gmail to Google Wave, to competition that desperately plays “catch up,” proof of this company’s forward-thinking creativity abounds.

One of their more engaging services is Google Voice, a telecommunications wonder that extends users a unique telephone number from Google, to which any calls to your actual phone – or, if you so choose, multiple phones will be transferred.

How it works :

* User creates ( presuming it isn’t taken ) a new phone number or selects one from a pool of numbers supplied by Google.
* Once the Google Voice number has been chosen, inbound calls to that number will be forwarded to the assigned phone numbers.

As an example, take the following scenario as testament to the convenience afforded by Google Voice :  Read more...

Is Google Voice For You?

While Google Voice hasn’t been released to the entire public yet, early adopters have already been using it to talk on the phone for free in the US and Canada.  Some people have even already started using it for business.  A US number is required for use, so if you live in the United States, you can sign up to join when Google sends you an invite – they promise low wait times.  Google Voice is not a true VoIP system; it relies on the existing phone networks in the US to work properly.  That appears to be the reason why it isn’t offered internationally at present.  Here are a few of the features on offer to those who can sign up:

-          Voicemail transcription.  The service will translate your voicemail into text so you can easily read your messages on the go.  Google puts this forward as perfect for students, as they can then monitor their phone calls even while they’re in class.

-          Free voicemail which is automatically sent to your email address.

-          Free calls to the US and Canada.  International calls come at prices comparable to Skype’s.  Read more...