BlackBerry is a handheld device made by RIM (Research In Motion) that is marketed primarily for its wireless e-mail handling capability. Through partners, BlackBerry also provides access to other Internet services. Like the Palm, BlackBerry is also a personal digital assistant (PDA) that can include software for maintaining a built-in address book and personal schedule. In addition, it can also be configured for use as a pager.
Exploiting the trends toward worker mobility and the growth in e-mail traffic, BlackBerry's makers provide software that forwards a user's incoming mail from the user's individual e-mail account or to a user's corporate e-mail address through a customer-selected wireless network to the BlackBerry where it is stored for reading. Outgoing e-mail goes directly to the addressee from the BlackBerry but a copy of the e-mail also goes to the user's home e-mail box. Software is also provided for synchronizing address books and schedules with the desktop system.

Compared to the Palm, the BlackBerry is somewhat simpler and offers fewer options and applications. Its unnamed operating system apparently takes up a relatively small space on its flash memory, which is also used to store user data. Unlike the Palm, whose users write text using a stylus, BlackBerry offers a tiny keyboard that some users say is faster to use in spite of its size. BlackBerry comes in two configurations, one with a slightly larger LCD display.

Answered by Nishu's , an ibibo Master, at 12:16 PM on October 24, 2008

Well Yash! BlackBerry MDS Services are the next generation of the BlackBerry® Mobile Data Service. As part of the BlackBerry® Enterprise Server, they are responsible for managing interactions and requests between BlackBerry smartphones and enterprise applications that sit behind the corporate firewall.
BlackBerry MDS components and architecture
BlackBerry MDS provides the essentials for creating, deploying and managing applications for the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution. Its three main components are:

BlackBerry MDS Services
BlackBerry MDS Services are the next generation of the BlackBerry® Mobile Data Service. As part of the BlackBerry® Enterprise Server, they are responsible for managing interactions and requests between BlackBerry smartphones and enterprise applications that sit behind the corporate firewall.
BlackBerry MDS Developer Tools
Use BlackBerry MDS Developer Tools to create wireless applications for BlackBerry smartphones. Learn more about Development Options for BlackBerry MDS v4.1
BlackBerry MDS Device Software
BlackBerry MDS Device Software allows applications built with BlackBerry MDS Developer Tools to run on BlackBerry smartphones.

Answered by Kumaar , an ibibo Master, at 10:40 AM on October 23, 2008

well, BlackBerry Mobile Data System (BlackBerry MDS) v4.1 is an optimized application development framework for the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution. It can dramatically reduce the amount of time and resources required to develop and deploy wireless applications for mobile workers. BlackBerry MDS allows organizations to deliver corporate data wirelessly, leveraging the same proven push delivery model and advanced security features used for BlackBerry email.

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 10:04 AM on October 23, 2008

BlackBerry® Internet Service is the out-of-the-box service that comes with every BlackBerry® smartphone that is activated with a data plan*. You can be up and running in just a few steps, regardless of email account type — and without IT support. It’s the easiest, most affordable way for individuals or small businesses to start using BlackBerry smartphones.

BlackBerry push technology lets you receive your email effortlessly because messages are automatically pushed to your device.

With BlackBerry you can*:

* Access up to 10 work and personal email accounts, plus an optional, new BlackBerry email address that comes with your BlackBerry smartphone
* Browse websites and instant message on your BlackBerry smartphone just as you would on your desktop browser
* Stay organized with access to your latest calendar, address book, task and memo pad information and easily import the contacts from your existing desktop organizer software to your BlackBerry smartphone — you don’t have to re-enter information!

Answered by Uttam , an ibibo Master, at 9:26 AM on October 23, 2008

well,BlackBerry™ is the leading wireless email solution for mobile professionals. It provides you with the most complete wireless email solution for business, including the ability to receive and forward email (with attachments) on your BlackBerry hand-held device.

Bundled with Bell's Hosted Microsoft Exchange Service, you always have instant access to your email, contacts, calendar, and task list. Stay on top of your business by never being out of touch.
Key BlackBerry Mobile Service Features

1. Compose, send, and receive email 24x7 - Stay on top of your business no matter where you are - in the airport, taxi, a conference or at the meeting with a client.

2. Receive email attachments - Supported formats include Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel, Adobe PDF and others.

3. Wireless synchronization of email, calendar, tasks, and contacts - between your desktop and BlackBerry device What you compose on your BlackBerry device will appear in your desktop Outlook or OWA.

4. Full integration with Bell Microsoft Exchange hosting service - Gives your users easy setup to BlackBerry service.

Answered by Debashis , an ibibo Master, at 9:26 AM on October 23, 2008

BlackBerry is the leading wireless email solution for mobile professionals. It provides you with the most complete wireless email solution for business, including the ability to receive and forward email (with attachments) on your BlackBerry hand-held device.

Bundled with Bell's Hosted Microsoft Exchange Service, you always have instant access to your email, contacts, calendar, and task list. Stay on top of your business by never being out of touch.

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http://productivitypak.be ll.ca/exchange_hosting/blackbe rry/

Answered by Jai Sri Ram , an ibibo Master, at 9:26 AM on October 23, 2008