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Old 05-27-2006, 06:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default IM+ 3.3 released!

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Old 05-27-2006, 07:25 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Quick question, what would use less battery between these? I'm on Verizon/7250. Also are any more stable than the other with keeping signed on?

Independent of mobile network. Now works via BES, BIS-B, WAP, via HTTP and TCP


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Old 05-27-2006, 01:53 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Google plantronics 510 usb and you should find a source.
Stinsonddog, did you mean to put this response here or did you mean to answer this question?
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I was wondering if drinking was involved with that response
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Bad case of thread-jacking going on here
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Old 05-28-2006, 01:29 PM   #6 (permalink)
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No threadjacking. Stinsonddog meant to answer another question in another thread. Just a mistake; no malicious intent involved.
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Does anybody have an idea what this new update does for us? I can't tell a difference between Version 3.1 & 3.3

thanks!!
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Does anybody have an idea what this new update does for us? I can't tell a difference between Version 3.1 & 3.3

thanks!!

may be configured shortcuts, additional network settings (connection improvements), translator service...
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Old 05-29-2006, 08:13 AM   #10 (permalink)
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No threadjacking. Stinsonddog meant to answer another question in another thread. Just a mistake; no malicious intent involved.
Yes pure mistake when sitting at airport. Sorry.
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IT WORKS WITH MY TELUS BB!!!!

About frakking time too.... just upgraded my BB to 4.1 and IM+ works.... awesome. Gonna plunk down the $50 and buy it,.
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Let me ask this again.......
"Independent of mobile network. Now works via BES, BIS-B, WAP, via HTTP and TCP"

Out of these options, which would use less battery/be more stable?
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Not sure which one would use less battery, but BES is generally acknowledged as the best connection method if you have the capability.
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Exclamation best type of connection
Connection via BES is really the best, because you have free traffic.
But if you are not corporate user, we recommend you to use TCP/IP type of connection.
If your Blackberry's OS is V4.0 or higher, you can enable TCP on your device.


As for battery consumtion, it is not concerned with connection type. If you have a problem with battery consumption, we recommend you not to use vibration as notification.
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Speaking of the vibration notification...as far as I can see you can only have it on or off. It would be to be able to set it so it only vibrates while in the holster but doesnt if your already talking to someone. I dont need to to buzz and let me know I got a new message when I can see that for myself...which would be less on the battery also. At most, have the LED flash if out of the holster.
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Default I agree 100%
I hate having the vibrate on all the time. If im chatting with someone it gets annoying but I need it on to know when someone is trying to IM me.

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Speaking of the vibration notification...as far as I can see you can only have it on or off. It would be to be able to set it so it only vibrates while in the holster but doesnt if your already talking to someone. I dont need to to buzz and let me know I got a new message when I can see that for myself...which would be less on the battery also. At most, have the LED flash if out of the holster.
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I see... Permanent vibration could be really inconvenient.
I hope our developers will fix it.

Keep an eye on our free updates:
http://www.shapeservices.com/eng/dow...blackberry.php

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I am glad to inform that the problem with permanent notifications is solved already.
We have just released new version 3.3.2.
You can download it from our site:
http://www.shapeservices.com/eng/dow...blackberry.php
Please let us know how do you like this new version.

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just tested out this new version, seems pretty stable. Thanks for the update.
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