Sentences with phrase «blackberry out of the case»

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In the 2008 race, John McCain's not using a Blackberry reflected somewhat poorly on him because it fit a narrative that he was old and out of touch, but in this case, Obama's Twitter - avoidance actually helps him because it reinforces a narrative that he is a serious man.

But the leather goods manufacturer has gone and done just that, turning out a set of oh - so - special cases for the brand new BlackBerry... Read more

What this means for the users, or in this case the BlackBerry super fans, it means that in exchange for becoming a part of the fan league and participating in the surveys that will be passed out to gather user - input, fans will earn points and this could lead them to receiving rewards from BlackBerry Mobile and TCL.

In any case, while Rogers is in the process of rolling out OS 10.3.0.1418 officially to the BlackBerry Passport, the files are also available for every other BlackBerry 10 device.

Getting the phone in and out of the case isn't difficult, which is a good thing as if you also own a BlackBerry Charging Pod you'll have to remove the phone from the case.

I'm absolutely LOVING my BlackBerry Bold 9900 and have been testing out and putting to use every case and accessory I can get my hands - on for this beauty of a BlackBerry.

When the BlackBerry Passport was announced, it was noted to be coming with a rich ecosystem of accessories and while BlackBerry has thus far done a good job of getting the basics out such as the hard shell case, screen protectors as well as the leather flip case, that's pretty much where it has...

Honestly, of all the BlackBerrys I have had, I have yet to ever take the included Stereo Headset out of its plastic shrink wrap (they really shouldn't even spend the money including these — I'd rather save $ 5 on the device), and though many people are fans of the included BlackBerry OEM cases / holsters, I'm not one of them (I guess I did like the quick - draw - McGraw style holster on my 8700... but that's about it).

When the BlackBerry Passport was announced, it was noted to be coming with a rich ecosystem of accessories and while BlackBerry has thus far done a good job of getting the basics out such as the hard shell case, screen protectors as well as the leather flip case, that's pretty much where it has ended.

Ten days ago we saw some slides leak out that showed the names and suggested pricing of cases and other accessories for the upcoming BlackBerry PlayBook.

A smartphone without Wi - Fi, surely that's like a fish out of water these days, but it has been the case for Research In Motion with the company's BlackBerry handhelds until the launch of its Wi - Fi enabled 8820.

BlackBerry Priv owners looking to secure their device without the bulk have the option of using the Slide - Out Hard Shell Case.

The folks over at AccessorizeMobile got some nice images of the BlackBerry PlayBook OtterBox Defender case coming out when the tablet launches I'm assuming.

In any case, it looks as though BlackBerry is ramping up for a new release of BlackBerry Link which is sorely needed but out of all the things listed on the survey, what would you like to see added?

For the most part, the issues are easily resolved by reboot or simple refresh of BlackBerry World or just simply waiting it out if it's a known issue but in some rare cases, BlackBerry World simply refuses to load no matter what measures are taken with errors ranging from «You must upgrade your BlackBerry World» to «Unable to connect.

But the leather goods manufacturer has gone and done just that, turning out a set of oh - so - special cases for the brand new BlackBerry PlayBook.

Either way we were told that the Convertible Case for the BlackBerry PlayBook is now listed as Out Of Stock on ShopBlackBerry.

We're still waiting for a BlackBerry 6 leak for the BlackBerry Pearl 3G as well in case some of you out there forgot.

So you've just got a BlackBerry PlayBook tablet from RIM (or about to get one) and now you need to protect your 7 - inch wonder.There are, as you would expect, a number of different cases out there all promising protection.

What You May Have Missed BlackBerry 10 phone w / QWERTY keyboard WILL BE HERE before JuneRIM introduces BlackBerry 10 Ready Program for Enterprise customersBrainstorming BB10: BlackBerry should out gun Samsung on Facebook10 Weeks of BlackBerry 10: Active FramesBrainstorming BlackBerry 10: Hardware back in black!Leaked slide shows off BlackBerry 10 cases, multimedia dock and moreWatch...

Review: OtterBox Defender Case for BlackBerry 9100 Pearl [rating: 10 out of 10] Cost: $ 49.95 (+ delivery) Link: BlackBerry Pearl 9100 Defender Series Case Well OtterBox have done it again.

By now, I'm sure most CrackBerry readers have updated to PlayBook OS 2.0 and have already been through the ins and outs of it all but in case there is anyone out there who hasn't updated yet — when you do, you will notice there will no longer be a «BlackBerry Bridge Browser» on your PlayBook.

ETF for India, China, Vietnam, etc.)-- Vanguard is good; I am in process of replacing the TD eFunds with Vanguard ETFs (I should have done it much earlier but they were under in my RRSP, it should have not mattered, the corresponding ETFs were low too)-- Big companies are good (McDonalds, Starbucks, Pfizer, WM) until they are not so perhaps I should get rid of them and buy more Vanguard ETFs — Buying distressed companies could be a winning proposition but have I very mixed results so better not (BP and Transocean bought after the oil spill, Nortel, BlackBerry, and Nokia — BP and NOKIA good, Transocean under not much, but under, BB very, very bad, and Nortel no comments)-- Berkshire is very good as it is a kind of ETF but what would happen after Warren Buffett (who would have thought AIG would need to be bailed out and the shareholders wiped out in the process or other cases where individuals brought companies down for example Barings the oldest bank in England)

And so it turned out in this case: the accused not having brought any proof to the contrary, the product of their Blackberries was presumed to have integrity and to satisfy the best evidence rule.