[projectorkid]

anyone know where i can download Yahoo messenger for my 8700c?

[DocGo]

• Launch your Internet Browser
• Go to www.blackberry.com/yahoodownload
• Select “Download”
• Accept Terms and Conditions
• Select “Download Yahoo! Messenger for BlackBerry”
• Select “Download”

I got this to work on my 7100r...had to install software while 7100 is connected to my PC.

[Dewars]

Thanks for the info DocGo! But, Yahoo! Messenger is not supported for Cingular and the 8700c via DocGo's information.

[projectorkid]

thanks fr that. however I am on Vodafone and am using an unlocked 8700c. the web site says that the program only suports the 8700r device. i'll wait till i'm back in the UK and try to download from there

[DocGo]

Projectorkid, I guess you can always download and try it out on your unlocked phone. If it doesn't work, you can always uninstall it.

[projectorkid]

won't even download

[wangta01]

Why exactly is this? Just unsure as to why the messenger wasn't made available for all carriers? Wouldn't cingular be happy to charge me crazy $$ for all my messages?

[VidGameKing]

how about getting yahoo.com to render in html and not wap on the blackberry browser!!!

[Soapm]

Originally Posted by wangta01

Why exactly is this? Just unsure as to why the messenger wasn't made available for all carriers? Wouldn't cingular be happy to charge me crazy $$ for all my messages?

I agree, why didn't the other carriers get the app?

[VidGameKing]

thats because the relations between RIM/Cingular/Yahoo SUCK!!!!

[projectorkid]

bottom-line, there is no current interface that supports yahoo on 8700c, correct?

[Stinsonddog]

IM+ and Webmessenger both support the IM I think, but I don't think Yahoo supports the web portal other than WAP.

Originally Posted by projectorkid

bottom-line, there is no current interface that supports yahoo on 8700c, correct?

[Jase88]

I see that Sprint devices are now now supported. As well as "3" Hong Kong.