i want to hack a blackberry. does anybody know how it works'??

thanks a lot!!!

does not. also, hacking is illegal. we do not support illegal activity here. dont be surprised if this thread it locked

Welcome to the forums.

You won't find too much on here. What are you looking to accomplish in the end. If you state what you're trying to accomplish, you might have better luck.

You need a special tool. It's made out of adamantium, which is a little difficult to come by.
If you google for "Adamantium BlackBerry Hack Tool" you might be able to find something on the Internet.

Ohh you must mean this...

Adamantium BlackBerry Hack Tool

Yes, that's it.
If the OP finds a way to kill Wolverine... they could probably use some of his adamantium to fabricate their own hack tool.

I hacked a nice medium-rare ribeye last night.

I used stainless steelium.

thanks!

just go on...

I know how to hack it.

Place the BlackBerry, screen up, on a very hard surface.
Drop an anvil on it (think Roadrunner and Wiley Coyote).

** Children, do not try this at home **

Wirelessly posted

Those are actually sold on Ebay from time to time, you just have to keep an eye out. I think the seller's id is striker-something

Sure. Take your BB face up on a hardwood table. Next, get a meat cleaver and with a swinging overhead motion, bring down the blade of the cleaver directly over the center of the BB device. Voila! Hacked BB. Now to stir-fry some onions with that ...

hacking is NOT Illegal. I own the bb, I have the right to use it. I may violate my ability to get it repaired, but its not illegal. Hacking is adding functionality and not breaking into something. Hackers are not bad people. You all mean criminals when you should mean programmers.

lol, no it's not illegal to hack your BlackBerry.

How do you propose doing it?

If you mean developing software for the Blackberry it is very straight forward. Go over to the Developer's forum and start reading. This is a good place to start: http://www.blackberryforums.com/deve...berry-sdk.html

Unfortunately semantic shift has changed the term hacking from the intuitive and skillful creation of small and elegant software changes to: the creation of malicious software; quite some long time ago. I regret this very much, but English is a living language and you have to keep up with the patches.

Handsaw? Chainsaw?

I nominate this for best 1st post of the month...

I google'd searched it but I feel like I'm going in a loop... Do I keep going?

No, I am pretty sure it's a hacksaw