BlackBerry Pearl 8220 video tutorial

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BLACKBERRY: How To Erase all the data and applications on the BlackBerry device

Warning: The following procedures will delete either all data, or all data and applications on the device. Back up the data prior to wiping your device.

You have the choice of erasing either all the data, or all the data and applications on your BlackBerry device.

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To erase all the data, choose one of the following methods:

1. Select the Wipe Handheld option.
2. Type an incorrect password ten times.
3. Use Application Loader to erase all data.
4. Use Backup and Restore to clear the device databases.

To erase all the data and applications, type an incorrect password ten times in Application Loader.

Select the Wipe Handheld Option

To erase all the data on your BlackBerry device, complete the following steps. This option is available with BlackBerry Device Software 3.8 and later.

1. In the device Options, click Security. If you are using BlackBerry Device Software 4.1, click Security Options > General Security.
2. Click the trackwheel and select Wipe Handheld.
3. Click Continue.
4. Type blackberry. All the data on the BlackBerry device is erased.

Type an Incorrect Password

To erase all the data on your BlackBerry device, type an incorrect password ten times. You may be prompted to type blackberry a few times during the process. Once completed, all data on the device is erased.
If you do not have a password on your device, you can create one.

1. In the device Options, click Security. If you are using BlackBerry Device Software 4.1, click Security Options > General Security.
2. Beside Password, change the option to Enabled.
3. Type the password that you want, and confirm the password.
4. Reset the device. Once it has restarted, you will be prompted for a password.

Use Application Loader to Erase All Data

To erase all data on your BlackBerry device, complete the following steps:

1. Connect your device to the computer running BlackBerry Desktop Manager.
2. In Desktop Manager, double-click the Application Loader icon.
3. In the Application Loader Wizard window, click Next.
4. On the Device Security Password screen, type your BlackBerry device security password, then click Next.
5. On the Device Application Selection screen, click Next.
6. On the Completing the Application Loader Wizard screen, click Advanced. The Device Data Preservation screen is displayed.
7. To erase all application data on the BlackBerry device, select the Erase all application data check box, then click Next.
8. Select the option beside Do not automatically back up and restore the device application data during the loading process, then click Next.
9. Click Finish. The BlackBerry device resets. This might take several minutes.

Use Backup and Restore to Clear the Databases

To clear the databases on your BlackBerry device, do the following:

1. Connect your device to the computer running Desktop Manager.
2. In Desktop Manager, double-click the Backup and Restore icon, then click Advanced.
3. Press and hold the Shift key while selecting all the databases in the Handheld Databases list box.
4. Click Clear.
5. Click OK on the Warning window. All databases on the BlackBerry device are erased.
6. Click Close until the Desktop Manager is displayed.

Type an Incorrect Password in Application Loader

To erase all the data and applications on your BlackBerry device, do the following:

1. Connect your device to the computer running Desktop Manager.
2. In Desktop Manager, double-click the Application Loader icon.
3. In the Application Loader Wizard window, click Next.
4. On the Device Security Password screen, type an incorrect password and click Next. Perform this step ten times.
5. Click Close.Without software the device is unresponsive. It displays device error 507. To re-install the device software, open the Application Loader and select the software and applications you want to install.









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Why is Software in Applications List in BOLD Text?

As it turns out, any applications listed in bold in the Applications list are those which have modified permissions. Permissions allow applications to access your device (allowing Interactions, Connections and User Data to be accessed). So if you have downloaded something and changed the deafult permissons, it will appear in bold in the list. Pretty cool (and perplexing) stuff. This is one of the most asked questions by a lot of BlackBerry users, and Al did a great write up of the answer. Head over to CIO.com and '_new'>check out the full article.













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Video Download of the Day: Britney Spears - Womanizer (Director's Cut)

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Google Finally Provides Latitude to iPhone Users — Yeah, it’s a WebApp

Google Latitude — the service that either allows you to keep track of your friends or be stalked by stalking stalker types, depending on your point of view — is finally available for the iPhone and iPod touch. No, it’s not built into Google Maps as part of iPhone 3.1 with push update capability. No, it’s not built into Google Mobile app. No, it’s not even set up as an iPhone app in and of itself.

Google Latitude is a WebApp and it runs in Mobile Safari using the iPhone 3.0 geoLocation feature.

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Apparently Apple, in their infinitely-looped wisdom, hasn’t yet deigned (or Google wouldn’t yet offer them the chance?) to build it into Maps, and Apple decided it would be too confusing to users to have another app on the iPhone thats shows the same Google maps. (And it’s not when simply framed by mobile browser chrome? Sigh.)

While Google inarguably makes among the best iPhone WebApps in the business, this doesn’t strike us an ideal solution. Still it is a solution for iPhone users desperate to get their Latitude on. Until Apple gets their act together on this, here’s official word from the blog:

Our Latitude web app provides all the core functionality you might expect: you can see the location of your friends on a map and modify your privacy settings so that you control how your location is shared and with whom. In fact, if my friends and colleagues back in London haven’t yet noticed my absence, they’ll see in Latitude that I’m currently vacationing on the beach in Australia. Hi guys, remember me!?

[...] To try Google Latitude, type google.com/latitude into your iPhone’s browser. And if you miss the experience of launching the app directly from your home screen, you can add a bookmark to the home screen by opening Latitude in Safari and tapping the + icon > Add to Home Screen > Add.











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webOS 1.1: Tons of Undocumented Features

PreCentral.net is currently tracking all the undocumented improvements to webOS 1.1 on the Palm Pre in this forum thread, (and here too), the stuff not covered in the changelog.  Well, I'm here to say that there are plenty:

• Changed sound for notifications - You still can't change them yourself, but the new sound is much richer, if a little quieter
• Animated drop down menus - they look really slick and really change the experience. The Context menus also have some nice animation.
• Additional photo upload options - you can now upload a photo to either Facebook or Photobucket (not new - thanks commenters!)
• Lots of Photo app improvements. A more distinct bar between all photos and your albums in the photo app, plus they're calling the Screenshot album "Screen Captures." The preview thumbs also slide in from the right.  Faster photo rendering. Overall the Photos app feels much more fully baked.
• Emailing Memos - The memo app now has a menu option to email a memo.
• A new font for the Browser - uses Palm's system font and, truly, it looks fantastic.
• Disabled the key combo in browser to open in a new card.  Boo-urns.
• Javascript interpreter Performance upgrades - this will speed up virtually everything and is great news
• Sporadic reports of speed improvements both in the browser and system-wide, but it's always tough to know if these are real or just perceived
• Seems to have better Gmail handling - not failing when you tap on a notification for an email you'd already archived on the desktop
• A new icon for AIM
• more more more!  If you find some, post in this thread and we'll update this list as they come in.
• More auto-complete / auto correct entries in the dictionary.
• With the slider open, the Center button now turns on the screen, where as before you had to hit a keyboard key or the power button.

Although a lot of homebrewers are going to need to re-patch a lot of stuff (Check this thread for a list of homebrew busts), the homebrew tethering solution still appears to work.  We're also tracking webOS 1.1 bugs in this thread.

Of course, the wish-list of stuff that wasn't added is still a mile long, but hey, we're at 1.1 less than 2 months after launch - this is tasty stuff, Palm.  Keep 'em coming.

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iPhone 3GS vs Palm Pre: Prizefight at CNET

For being a third generation device and operating system, you’d think Apple’s iPhone 3GS would be able to manage greater than a 0.06 winning margin over the 1.0 Palm Pre and webOS in CNET's prizefight, eh?
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