blackBerry 9000(Storm) Using Digi Sim Card,not Celcom And Maxis...Lets enjoy ur Storm now...
BlackBerry 7xxx~9530 Any Sim Card Also can use..



This post has been edited by leealex: May 6 2009, 02:16 AM

yeah but can you connect to the BlackBerry Internet Service?

if not what for u use a blackberry

Can...Browser izzit??

BlackBerry Messenger
Push Mail Service

Push mail Service Need To setting....
u must Activation For ur Internet 1st...
Must Using Browse...

so .. whats the difference by using the Digi simcard instead of celcom or maxis ?

Because Some BB is SimLock Phone...If u put simcard inside will Vaild SimCard 1...

Yeah most oversea unit is a locked set thus need to unlock first then only can be use by Malaysia Sim Card

sure can browse... cos u r going tru TCP

but how about push mail?? I m totally doubtful without BIS...

digi doesnt have license to host BIS service

I don think browser will work it goes thru BIS.

Using TCP, Opera would, and google map

but i dun think any of the IM will work.

and without a push mail (using a browser to check mail isnt a push mail)..you re far better off going for a normal PDA phone.

This post has been edited by shingrey: May 6 2009, 08:47 AM

cant agree MORE

Yeap, even browser will not work.

but there is a thread / discussion b4 to "Edit" the service book for digi

can find in mypdacafe forum

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Added on May 6, 2009, 10:17 amread this :

http://forum.mypdacafe.com/viewtopic.php?f...=17844&start=15

This post has been edited by megatron007: May 6 2009, 10:17 AM

he shouldnt have open a thread...

need to research more before junk this sub forum with all this kind of thread

so, the conclusion is... Digi is useless for Blackberry..???

yeap... same like using maxis or celcom but never subscribe for the BlackBerry Service

I am using the Bold on DiGi network. MMS and web browsing (via EDGE) works. I have not subscribed to BIS or BES service. However, DiGi is rumoured to be launching its BB service real soon.

wow...good news there...another option for user. Since digi also rolling out 3G, good for them to roll out BIS also.

so can Celcom or Maxis BB use the bb service?

the answer is no...is a different service..

it's kilo sad for those who only think a bb is all about push emails.. and life without it is.. stripped of it's sole meaning to use a bb..

to make it not kilo sad why dont u state it here

com'on if you think blackberry is more than push email and everyone else does not know, why dun you share it? Instead of keep repeating the obvious?

I am researching about blackberry this few days, and seriously i didint know other than push email what is the advantages of blackberry, and looking at your reply is annoying and meaningless

As mentioned before, i'm on digi (yet to launch BB service) and been a very happy and satisfied blackberry user. All the devices (Curve, Bold & Storm) worked like a charm without BES or BIS. I'm able to send and receive MMS and browse the net on EDGE. The blackberry fits my bill well as i text alot. Of course, i don't use it for email as that requires a BB account setup.

Just wanna share my thoughts.

BlackBerry, at its CORE, is an e-mail/calendar reading device which has PDA capabilities. In fact, RIM (BlackBerry manufacturer) started off with paging technology & only included telephony function after they migrated to GSM platform. Therefore, BlackBerry is meant to cater prosumers who need solution to their wireless electronic messaging needs. This also explains why BlackBerry isn't bothered/worried about other devices that offer video telephony (video call), although their latest devices support HSDPA (3.5G) because its main focus is electronic messaging.

Besides, BlackBerry is never meant to operate in isolation. Each & every device is meant to "pair" with a server that can ONLY be accessed through RIM carrier partners' wireless network (in our case, we have Maxis & Celcom) AND the user must subscribe to BIS or BES service in order to use this facility.

What is so great about this facility? Why BIS/BES? These are the most frequently asked question when people start to compare BlackBerry with other smartphones. See, if you want to receive e-mails on your smartphone, you need to get your device configured with data settings (GPRS/3G) first to set your access point to the internet. Once this is done, you have to enter your e-mail credentials, e-mail type i.e. POP3, IMAP4, Exchange etc., the incoming & outgoing server address, incoming & outgoing port, select the correct encryption type (SSL, TLS etc.) and bla bla bla... Most of the cases, user will end up wasting so much time & so many calls & end up in front of the Customer Service.

Once you are through this, surely enough you can retrieve your e-mails on your smartphone but you have to go through another process of getting connected to GPRS/3G, authenticate your credentials, checking the e-mail server & pull e-mails EACH & EVERYTIME you want to read your e-mail. AUTO-RETRIEVE? Oh yes, but your auto-retrieve will go through that process too! You can dream of leaving your smartphone to be always connected as it will drain your battery beyond your imagination (it's a bit exaggerating but you try & see for yourself). What I'm trying to say here is, for smartphone, as the configuration is stored in the device itself, all the work is done by the device. However, for BlackBerry, the server stores all the information needed to access the e-mail server, pulls the e-mails & push them to BlackBerry device and this allows user to receive e-mails instantly (delay is negligible). This is also a reason why BlackBerry battery lasts long.

Sorry, I know this reply is quite long but when it comes to BlackBerry, I can't stop typing.

Cheers!

MaxCK

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This post has been edited by maxck: May 20 2009, 11:50 AM

Hehhehheeh never mind bro, thanks for your sharing with us