I am new to BBM. I have added in a couple of contacts via email to it and sent them the request to join. They are now listed in Pending saying waiting for authorisation. What do I do? or what do I tell my contacts to do?
thanks
You dont do anything. Your friends need to accept the invite.
Hello, Im Tony from Connecticut. I just received a work phone, a BB Curve 8530, my first BB, and have a few questions.
Im going to set up the BBM but have no idea what to use for a screenname. Will the person Im trying to talk to know its me if I use something other than my real name? Is my number displayed as well? Will it be easier to just use my name as my screename. Can the screenname be changed? TIA.
Upon reading Craig's 10 Things You Should Know About Using a BlackBerry,
I was still left with a simple question. Is pin messaging the same thing as bbm? Craig also spoke about using pin messaging when your company's bes or email server is down because you are sending a message directly to someone's bb. To send a pin message do you simply put their pin# in the "to" field? And if I am understanding this correctly as long as both phones have service you can pin msg them without the need of bes and an email client, but they do have to have bis... correct?
and yes i am a newbie but not for long when my torch arrives this monday lol
i have spent about 20hours on this site and i can not get enough. Do you all have a term for a person that is addicted to this site and blackberries but they themselves do not own one yet lol
BBM is an instant messaging system that runs off of the pin system, if that makes sense. Newer versions of BBM can also have non-Blackberry contacts added to the buddy list, but it will use the SMS (text) system instead of pin messaging to send/receive messages.
Originally Posted by Sainthak
To send a pin message do you simply put their pin# in the "to" field?
Exactly! You can create a pin message from within your messages application (email). Select 'Compose PIN' from the menu, and input a pin or select a contact who's pin you've previously stored in your address book.
Originally Posted by Sainthak
And if I am understanding this correctly as long as both phones have service you can pin msg them without the need of bes and an email client, but they do have to have bis... correct?
They need to have a Blackberry data plan, either BIS or BES. This will enable the service books required to use BBM and the Messaging applications. You can use BBM/Pin messaging with wifi, but you still need to have a Blackberry data plan.
Thank you seaners! I just wanted to make sure that I was comprehending the information correctly... Time for me to learn more. Thanks for your quick response.
Guys. I'm using a 9700 with a 3G plan. So I don't have extra costs when using any type of Internet, E-Mail nor IM app.
But here is the deal: My provider says that my 3G will start working similar to WAP when I'm abroad. So there'll be an extra fee per byte I download when abroad. So I really want to know if BB Messenger uses just GSM to get signal and it's completely free or it uses 3G like MSN Messenger and Gtalk.
Guys. I'm using a 9700 with a 3G plan. So I don't have extra costs when using any type of Internet, E-Mail nor IM app.
But here is the deal: My provider says that my 3G will start working similar to WAP when I'm abroad. So there'll be an extra fee per byte I download when abroad. So I really want to know if BB Messenger uses just GSM to get signal and it's completely free or it uses 3G like MSN Messenger and Gtalk.
THANKS IN ADVANCE.
Email, internet, IM etc all use data. When roaming you will be charged to use data on another carriers network. Generally it's pay-per-use, but your carrier may offer roaming packages for an additional fee. Another option is to turn off 3G and use wifi.
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Email, internet, IM etc all use data. When roaming you will be charged to use data on another carriers network. Generally it's pay-per-use, but your carrier may offer roaming packages for an additional fee. Another option is to turn off 3G and use wifi.
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Yeah, turning off 3G and using WiFi was my idea but I was wondering how does BB Msgr really works.
Yes, you click on the person you want to send the video to, click the menu button, click send file, then navigate to videos on the media card and choose one. However, the size limit is 6MB, or a little under that.
Can some body guide me i have black berry Bold 9700 and i dont want to activate my email and messenger services through my provider. can i crack it down by my self so i could use it