a cell phone and a PDA combined
a device, similar to a cell phone, that allows users to check and send email using the handheld device
a handheld computing device that allows you to make telephone calls as well as store, organize, delete, and access information
a handheld device for all your technology needs
a handheld device with integrated phone, SMS (Short Message Service), browser and organizer applications, which allows you to easily manage all of your information and communications from a single device
a handheld wireless device providing e-mail, telephone, text messaging and other wireless data access
a hand-held wireless device which combines the functions of a PDA with a cellphone
a handheld, wireless electronic device whose many features include sending and receiving of electronic mail
a kind of cell phone that contains
a mobile phone and email device
an advanced mobile phone/organiser
an all-in-one, handheld organizer, phone, email mailbox, Internet browser, and short
an all-in-one unit that can be a cell phone, address book, calendar, SMS text messenger, email client, and a web client
an always-on device with the right battery power
an end to end wireless e-mail solution that will allow you to gain access to your Outlook Inbox, calendar, contacts, and task list with full wireless synchronization capability
a portable device, usually not much bigger than a cellular phone, which offers a number of different personal computing services to users
a powerful, wireless handheld that includes a wireless phone, wireless email, personal information manager (address book, calendar, task manager and memo pad), wireless Internet browser, calculator, alarm clock and more
a wireless, handheld computer with Internet, e-mail and phone call capabilities
a wireless hand-held device which gives you access to email
a wireless handheld Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) that allows you to send and receive e-mail and to browse the Internet, while on the move
a wireless handheld that is ideal for the mobile business traveler or executive on the go
A wireless platform for handheld devices developed and marketed by Research In Motion. Also, a line of wireless handhelds that can access the platform; they are distinguished by their keyboard-like input pads.
A wireless handheld device produced by Research in Motion that provides services, like access to Internet, e-mail, text messaging and telephone.
Wireless email device, especially useful to businesses, providing a push email service with an out-of-the-box solution. Blackberry devices vary, but tend to have full QWERTY keyboards and manual, rapid scrolling ability. They are specifically engineered to be a dedicated email device, and work very well as such. See also: XDA.
A type of portable e-mail system.
A brand of hand-held computer that can send and receive e-mails, browse the Internet and make phone calls.
A hand-held device with features of cell-pone, instant e-mail, and one-button walkie-talkie. [] NOTE: Following September 11, 2001, members of the U.S. Congress and some top aides were given Blackberry devices, allowing them to receive immediate, confidential information about security threats and evacuation plans.
complete wireless solution for always connected* email – the network 'pushes' your email to your device – you don't have to dial up to get at it.
Definition: A wireless data system, which operates on GPRS, networks, and interacts with email applications to enable wireless email forwarding.
BlackBerry is a line of mobile e-mail devices and services from Research In Motion (RIM). BlackBerry is a complete package that includes airtime, software and choice of BlackBerry mobile device. BlackBerry is currently available in the United States, Canada. In the United States and Canada, BlackBerry depends on either narrowband PCS 800 MHz DataTAC networks or narrowband PCS 900 MHz Mobitex networks. In the UK, BlackBerry works over GPRS networks. BlackBerry's popularity may be attributed to its easy-to-use interface and keyboard.
A handheld device made by RIM (Research In Motion) that competes with another popular handheld, the Palm, and is marketed primarily for its wireless e-mail handling capability. It has a miniature QUWERTY keyboard for users to type their messages. Through partnerships, Blackberry also provides access to cellular telephone and other Internet services.
(Handheld technology) A wireless email solution for mobile professionals.
A mobile device that supports wireless voice and data capabilities, including email, Web browsing, and contact and task management applications. A wireless service that provides data transmission service is required. Blackberry is a product name of Research in Motion (RIM).
Two-way wireless device, made by Waterloo, Ontario-based Research in Motion, that allows users to check e-mail and voice mail (translated into text), as well as page other users via a wireless network service. Also known as a RIM device, it has a miniature qwerty keyboard for users to type their messages. It uses the SMS protocol (see SMS). BlackBerry users must subscribe to a wireless service that allows for data transmission.
Handheld device developed by RIM® which focuses on wireless email communications, but can also run other applications.
Two-way wireless device that allows users to check email and voice mail (via text), and page other users using a wireless network service. Blackberry® users must subscribe to a wireless service that provides data transmission service. Also known as a Research in Motion (RIM) device.
A combination pager/mini PDA, manufactured by Research in Motion (RIM).
Push based technology that automatically delivers email and other data to your BlackBerry device. And with the integrated phone, SMS, browser and organiser applications, you can easily manage all your information and communications from a single, integrated device. Many other manufacturers are also including this technology in their handsets.
A mobile phone with 'always on' data services functionality to receive your emails. Operates on the GPRS network.
