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BlackBerry Tips: Delete Carrier Crapware, Icons (We’re Looking at You, AT&T)

Did your wireless carrier push out a handful of unwanted apps and games to your BlackBerry? No worries. Delete or hide those dastardly downloads with these simple steps.

BlackBerry Tips: How to Use Folders to Unclutter Your RIM Smartphone

Research In Motion's (RIM) latest slogan is "Life on BlackBerry." And rightly so; BlackBerry owners turn to the devices to store more and more data and applications for life inside the corporate walls and out. Here's how to use Bl

BlackBerry Curve 8350i without Camera Hits Sprint; $150 on Contract

CRM Vendor Says Its Users Favor BlackBerry Over IPhone

Vendor Maximizer says most of its mobile CRM users favor the BlackBerry platform. But that could change as more SMBs seriously look at the iPhone as a corporate mobile platform.

BlackBerry Browser Shortcuts: Killer Keyboard Tips & Tricks

Boost your BlackBerry Web browsing experience with these can't-miss keyboard shortcuts, for newbies and power-users alike.

Microsoft’s Lauren vs. Apple’s Yau-Man

Microsoft wants laptop buyers to fret over Apple's higher price tag, but one CTO isn't convinced that the cost factor is higher.

Economy, Vista Reputation Slowing Windows 7 Adoption Plans

Will IT go for Windows 7 in the next year? A new survey shows Windows 7 rollouts may proceed much slower than Microsoft would like. Plus, IT managers say they're more open to Mac and Linux alternatives.

Attn BlackBerry Storm, Pearl Users: Reset Minus the Battery Pull with Free QuickPull App

BlackBerry GPS Navigation Tips: Mastering BlackBerry & TeleNav Navigator

TeleNav Navigator gives BlackBerry and other smartphone owners instant access to a slew of valuable features, including audible driving directions with real-time traffic alerts, various maps and mapping services and local search. Here's how to g

Forrester: Microsoft’s Office Web Apps Not a Sure Hit at Enterprises

While Microsoft will finally deliver Office Web apps in beta form later this year, some analysts say this isn't a guaranteed home run in enterprises. Will the economic downturn spur more enterprises to roll out Web apps?