December 12th, 2005

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Create your own BlackBerry 71xx ringtones with MiniRingtone

I sure am glad that Russell Shaw over at BBHub keeps all over new BlackBerry software on Handango because MiniRingtone from Simprit is exactly what I have been looking for.

“MiniRingtone is an application that allows you to create your personalized ringtones from music files or CDs. You can choose your favorite audio (or even record your own), import to MiniRingtone, and make it as your handheld’s unique ringtone.”

Features include:

  • Create your personalized ringtones from music files or CDs.
  • Supported music file formats: mp3, wav and aiff.
  • Direct import from CD track.
  • Selection and combination of multiple audio selections from a music file or CD track.
  • Click and drag to select multiple audio sections
  • Saving of audio section selections to files for future use.
  • Upload ringtone to server for handheld to download and save as the handheld’s ringtone.

You can download a free trial here…

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Written by Robb Dunewood on December 12th, 2005 with no comments.
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Enable EVDO Broadband Access on your Verizon BlackBerry 7250

Mark Rejon from BlackBerry Forums has released detailed instructions on configuring your Verizon BlackBerry 7250 to use the EVDO high speed broadband network.

Many BlackBerry users have swapping their existing BlackBerry devices for the new BlackBerry 7130e just to take advantage of the ability to tether the handheld to a laptop as a high speed broadband modem. The drawback for many, however, is that the 7130e is a candybar style BlackBerry that uses Suretype. Although I love the slimmer 71xx series BlackBerry devices, many just like the full QWERTY keyboard of the traditional devices.

The configuration process does require an upgrade to BlackBerry Desktop 4.1 and to BlackBerryOS 4.0.2.41 or later. You will need to give Verizon customer service a call and you should be prepared to spend upwards of 30 to 45 minutes to get everything working. The upgrade has been confirmed to work for business customers at this point only and there are rumors that it won’t work for non-business consumers until Q1 06.

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Written by Robb Dunewood on December 12th, 2005 with no comments.
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