BlackBerry 8820
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- Kashi
- PEn
- 10 May 2008
there is no charges using the W-lan as long as u have the WiFi setup, u need to pay for the gprs to your services provider
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- jack
- PFH
- 08 May 2008
m using this mobile its really nice.....
must appriciate the inventer...
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- Shereen
- pu7
- 08 May 2008
Any1 have any idea which is better in terms of performance, 8820 or the 8320?
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- Barry
- jS7
- 07 May 2008
Are there fees to be paid for using wi-fi or gps?
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- Phil
- M31
- 06 May 2008
I have only just started using a 8820 and I'm having problems connecting to my full Outlook Inbox. I can receive the e-mails that come into my main Inbox but I can't view any e-mails in the Inbox sub-folders. Can anyone help?
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- Ian P.
- xZs
- 17 Apr 2008
I've never owned a BB, Ive always had Sidekicks but have recently thought of getting this phone. Does anyone know if it supports different e-mail accounts (POP3, Gmail, and IMAP4)?
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- Dr VZ Belani
- 2@v
- 11 Apr 2008
Gr8 companion. Just got it a few days ago. Cant synchronise with my PC. Any suggestions!!
I wish to change the ring tone cant find the menu to do it.
Thx.
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- Anonymous
- uEx
- 11 Apr 2008
This is a good Blackberry for those who prefer a stylish Blackberry than a Blackberry with a camera .
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- tom
- 46$
- 11 Mar 2008
i cant recieve wi fi radio. Can anyone tell me how to do it ?
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- crazy4pdas
- 2S{
- 01 Mar 2008
8830 also provides global roaming on GSM/GPRS at 900/1800 Mhz (i.e. within US one uses CDMA by the provider ; outside US...one can use GSM over the mentioned dual-band frequency)
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- crazy4pdas
- 2S{
- 01 Mar 2008
Hey Ray!!!
8830 is the CDMA version of 8820, which is GSM based
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- Ray
- jb8
- 23 Feb 2008
Question:
i live in canada, i am very interesting in this phone and looking to purchase it... but i am stuck between this and the 8830 World Edition. If someone could clarify the differences that would be great
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- rogre
- jxX
- 15 Feb 2008
this phone llokk wicked in white yow i seen it gotta get one crazy features
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- Help!
- kWB
- 07 Feb 2008
i was wondering if you have to pay extra monthly for the wifi and GPS beacuase some1 said you have too... wouldnt the wifi receive signals just like a laptop?
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- Prom1
- q{E
- 30 Jan 2008
Neither this or the BB 8320 is faster than the other BUT this packs more features than others because of the GPS & WiFi; but you loose the 3.5mm jack.
NOTE: this supports 4GB MicroSD cards that I've seen by varying ppl. However I've yet to see anyone purchase and use an 8GB MicroSD card to work in this 8820/8120/8320 model.
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- duparis00
- q}j
- 24 Jan 2008
Its my first BB and its fantastic once you get rid of AT&Ts blocks. Got BBmaps to work so I can bypass Telenav, wifi is great, download Beamberry to open and read .pdf, word documents etc. My only complaint is that the speaker isn't taht great when playing music, but then again its not a media phone.
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- princess
- 4v4
- 06 Jan 2008
this is my dream phone
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- balat
- PYM
- 05 Jan 2008
documents are not opening on my 8820 can any one gige suggesions
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- Anonymous
- vuT
- 05 Jan 2008
wats the best berry peeps ? and if so why
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- CypherCJ
- ncP
- 24 Nov 2007
The standard micro SD cards go up to 2GB, the 8820 is meant to support SDHC cards which at the mo go up to 8GB, so on paper it should support those, but I have not tested this myself so if anyone has let us know.