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WorldDesk - carry your personalized desktop around on any device!

Posted by Kerri Neill on 15 Feb 2012 9:26 am
WorldDesk Ltd., a provider of desktop virtualisation software, has launched a beta cloud-based desktop delivery platform leveraging Dropbox. Many of us here at CB are huge fans of Dropbox already and this just gives us one more reason to love it! Previously WorldDesk users could access their files via a USB drive or smartphone. Now with the deployment of WorldDesk via Dropbox, users (both...
Cloud Player - Access your music while on the go
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Cloud Player - Access your music while on the go

Posted by Kerri Neill on 10 Aug 2011 8:56 am
As much as I would love to have all my music readily available on my BlackBerry devices, I really don't want to have it take up a lot of space. Cloud Player is the answer to my prayers. Cloud Player is a free application that turns your BlackBerry into an MP3 player with unlimited storage. Once you've set up your account online (www.CloudPlayer.me) and uploaded your music, you're ready to go....
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Life in the (BlackBerry) Cloud

Posted by Joseph Holder on 27 Mar 2011 11:31 pm
As much as I've resisted joining it, I must admit: life inside the cloud is great. Online storage means I never have to worry about losing important files, and I can access them from anywhere connected to the internet. The other day, my laptop computer conked out on me: Blue Screen of Death, corrupted files, the works. I called Tech Support to get the "magical" code that will let me...
Are "Push" Services RIMs Strength And Weakness?
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Are "Push" Services RIMs Strength And Weakness?

Posted by Bla1ze on 18 Jan 2010 12:19 pm
Is "push" both a blessing and a curse?(online surveys)   When it comes to email any BlackBerry user will tell you that they love their BlackBerry smartphone for how fast they can get email. RIM has been doing "push" email for a long time now and has  become the leader in that area - No doubt about that. Only now is the smartphone market catching up to BlackBerry and it sure as...