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Perhaps it was the purple starry night backdrop or the strange silver poles lined up on stage, but G. Steven Burrill seemed to have arrived from the future. Addressing AdvaMed 2008, a medical technology industry conference in Washington last week, he spoke about the upcoming era of personalized m...

Apparently, IBM has a good rep with Blackberry. Our CEO had a new Blackberry, which just would not configure correctly. Someone in my group had to spend an hour waiting on-line for on-call support, but was pleasantly surprised to discover that their help was very informative about RIM and IBM.

Apparently, IBM has a good rep with Blackberry. Our CEO had a new Blackberry, which just would not configure correctly. Someone in my group had to spend an hour waiting on-line for on-call support, but was pleasantly surprised to discover that their help was very informative about RIM and IBM.

I totally slipped up not posting, yesterday.  I had to get a new phone and my dealer hooked me up with the lastest form of crack, also known as the Blackberry (Curve, flavored).  I just want to thank John McCain for making that possible. I started researchin’ for today’s Ten Post Round-Up and I had this whole “opposite day” theme planned.

I totally slipped up not posting, yesterday.  I had to get a new phone and my dealer hooked me up with the lastest form of crack, also known as the Blackberry (Curve, flavored).  I just want to thank John McCain for making that possible. I started researchin’ for today’s Ten Post Round-Up and I had this whole “opposite day” theme planned.

Talk into your Blackberry, and it sends out a text e-mail. Sounds hands-free, to me. Technology Review talks about Jott and fills in some details (as well as identifying some competitive offerings). What's interesting to me is that the voice processing is so good because it's low-tech.

Talk into your Blackberry, and it sends out a text e-mail. Sounds hands-free, to me. Technology Review talks about Jott and fills in some details (as well as identifying some competitive offerings). What's interesting to me is that the voice processing is so good because it's low-tech.

I had pinned my hopes on Blackberry Connect, as a sort of universal portable e-mail client. Nokia, now, has started to pull back on their commitment to the Blackberry Connect. On the other hand, IBM has worked out some terrific packaging with AT&T and Sprint for Domino integration through Lotus Traveler.

I had pinned my hopes on Blackberry Connect, as a sort of universal portable e-mail client. Nokia, now, has started to pull back on their commitment to the Blackberry Connect. On the other hand, IBM has worked out some terrific packaging with AT&T and Sprint for Domino integration through Lotus Traveler.

Inside CRM has a terrific listing on the The Power User's BlackBerry Guide: 121 CrackBerry Tips, Hacks and Resources This is one of those sites that is worth adding under your Blackberry bookmarks. Technorati Tags: Blackberry