Real Music Downloads for Your BlackBerry

Business First, Pleasure A Close Second

BlackBerry is clearly a big business tool, but rest assured it packs in a few entertainment perks, as well. Get your business taken care of then switch over to your music library or challenge yourself with a clever game. Tons of space for your address book allows for customizing the latest MP3 and polyphonic ring tones.

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Slickest of slick, the BlackBerry has it all: distinctive name and upscale professional persona. Never has there been another time in history when so many people have wanted to own such a device. The BlackBerry is part PDA, part PC, part cellphone all wrapped into a rather compact and elegant package. PDAs are so over, cellphones have sparse features and a PC is too big. Enter the all-in-one BlackBerry: like its fruit, is made up of smaller components that all contribute to the larger whole.

If you think that the BlackBerry mentality is limited to the tangible hand-helds, think again. BlackBerry is actually a wireless network infrastructure that runs businesses. The devices themselves are the end-user tools. Via BlackBerry networks and servers users have full access to the corporate info-mill.

BlackBerry Models

Right around 2000 the world was introduced to the first BlackBerry. Designed and developed by Canada-based Research In Motion (RIM), the company has since continued to improve and remodel annual iterations of the device. The hand-held has become hugely popular, especially for large and mid-size business, with those nomadic professionals that require constant and portable office apps. But the BlackBerry also provides 24/7 access to one’s office-bound digital files. BlackBerry users can literally conduct concentrated business on the fly.

The newest BlackBerry devices are the 8800 Series devices. Black with a big, high-resolution screen, this says “I’m all business,” but really it packs in a behind the scenes audio player that complements the latest formats. All the business bells and whistles are here: email, messaging, QWERTY keyboard, map access, web-enabled, you name it.
BlackBerry Pearl series hit the market a year or so ago. This stylish and slim hand-held includes a high-end, built-in camera as complement to its cadre of business tools and apps. Global connectivity demands the obligatory Quad Band and EDGE technology. Cingular and T-Mobile service Pearl models. Also bundles in the MP3 player and 64 MB of memory.
The 8700 Series phones are the globally savvy workhorses with Quad Band technology. This family of devices differs slightly from model to model and depending on the carrier you use. Besides all the business bells and whistles, customers may set-up individualized polyphonic ringtones. Memory includes 64 MB.
If there were a slim-line model the 7130 Series would be it. These skinny BlackBerry devices are super-fast and feature the go-global Quad Band technology.
Series 7100 is a pared down BlackBerry with 32 MB of memory. The 7100i model features a rugged exterior and walkie-talkie capabilities.
7200 Series devices are bundled with EV-DO technology that used in combination with CDMA networks enables much faster downloads and data transfers. This series may also function as a “tethered modem” for other devices.
BlackBerry 7520 is a basic version without some of the more esoteric features.

BlackBerry owners may use the online website as a resource for software, games and multimedia add-ons, shop accessories, and access online support.