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Sunday, May 12, 2013

5 Problems and solutions Blackberry Software Most Frequently found

1. Emails have been deleted but are still stored. 
    This is because in fact the deleted emails are still stored in the "deleted items folder" which sometimes causes a database error or out of sync. A simple solution is to permanently delete emails from outlook inbox by pressing the "Shift" and "Delete" keys simultaneously, or can be manually by deleting all the emails are still stored in the "deleted items folder". 

2. Emails can not be entered and saved into the inbox folder. 
    Because the inbox memory is full, then no new emails can be stored in the inbox. how to fix this error is to re-register by going to (main menu, advance option, navigate to the host rotating table, select the menu, register now, and registration message sent) 

3. Can not send email 
    This error is usually caused by a network service problem (GPRS/3G) or did not find GPRS/3G signal. simple things you can do to fix this error is to perform a soft reset and hard reset on the BB handheld. 
Soft reset : in standby press (ALT + CAP + DELETE) simultaneously. 
Hard reset : press the reset button located on the back of the handheld. 

4. Auto power off when going to answer the call 
    This software error caused the BlackBerry rare memory refresh, remove the battery for 5-10 minutes, in order to refresh the memory and make it a habit to do once a week. 

5. Often blank lcd screen 
    On mobile devices that already use the Operating System, this is often the case, is no exception to the BB.do the handling of the most lightweight and low-risk first 
a. perform a soft reset and unplug the external memory 
b. upgrade or downgrade software / operating system 
c. if steps a and b are not successful, the possibility of damage to hardware or lcd.
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Nintendo to release most of Nintendo TVii on 12 20

True to their word, Nintendo plans to update the Wii-U with support for the Nintendo TVii service they announced back in September. Unfortunately, the app will still be missing several of the features that were mentioned then.
It feels like every major company is currently battling for control of your television. As the largest screen in most people’s homes, and arguably the most used one, it is a valuable piece of digital real estate. Nintendo TVii seemed to push the Wii U pretty far ahead of the pack when it was announced back in September. The service promised video aggregation, TV remote controls, a TV guide app, and connection to digital services like Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix. Combined with the other features built in to the Wii U, it made the console one of the first devices capable of comfortably sitting between the user and the television. Now that it is finally here, however, the service is still not quite finished.
Integration with TiVO services, especially the ability to play back video recorded on TiVO units and grab the guide information, will not be available at launch. Netflix integration with Nintendo TVii, despite already having the Netflix app on the Wii U, will also not be available at launch. These two features will be made available some time in 2013. The TiVO Integration especially was a key feature when showing off the service at the Wii U launch event, and at this time it is unclear when in 2013 that feature will become available or why there’s been a delay.
Nintendo TVii still offers a pretty powerful app for those interested in aggregating all of their video content in one place. The Wii U GamePad’s IR blaster offers control in a place that the other game consoles don’t have yet, which makes it much easier for users to want to reach for the GamePad as the remote for their entertainment system. Nintendo has also done a great job making it comfortable to swap video between the television and the GamePad with zero interruption, so long as you are within range of the console. The Wii U will be a fantastic addition to any entertainment center, once it is finished.
via:geek
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