BlackBerry

I have limewire on my computer and I have a blackberry. I figure it would be really cool if somehow I could just put the music I have on my limewire account to my blackberry pearl somehow.. So any help?

I never ever use the internet with my current phone. I don’t have a data package and don’t want one. I would like to buy a REFURBISHED Blackberry, but want to know could I occasionally use it with my DSL at home if I wanted to. I would really like to have a PDA/phone, is it worthwhile if I don’t use the internet features, email, texting, etc?

MetroPCS can make other companies phones work on their service, can they do it for the BlackBerry Storm 9530? They can do verizon phones, but this is a more special phone.

I just want a Blackberry that also works well for talking on the phone. I don’t care about anything except calls and e-mails. So many cell phones have all kinds of worthless features, and then they sound like crap. I don’t care if it has Lora Croft’s Tomb Raider, I just want to be able to make clear calls without standing on the roof of a building. Any suggestions? It has to be AT&T?

Does the Blackberry Pearl support Yahoo Messenger? Gmail Chat? and others?

I’m just doing some research and trying to find out what Smartphone is best. Please help.

how can i add songs to my blackberry for free if i don’t have the internet?
my bluetooth has never workedd.

I have a palm centro and LOVE the calendar! but i want a blackberry, how does the calendar compare…im afraid to get something new and not have a good calendar. and is there any way to synch my current palm calendar events to the blackberry?

I know I can open attachments and read documents. But is there any way to file those documents (Word or Excel) on the Blackberry for easy retrieval later (I know I can file them in e-mail folders but I am looking for some kind of document folder instead). Is there such a function on the Blackberry 8830? (I also know there is software that will do this but I wanted to see if the native phone has this function at all)

Since the Blackberry, like every cell type of device polls. The polling that takes place is a “keep-alive” type of data packet. The purpose is to let the network know where the phone is located physically on the network at any given time. As a user moves from place to place the cell towers keep a record of those movements so that when you want to make a call or send data of any type you will already be connected and ready go. This is how you get an “always on” connection. Is this function separately charged anywhere in the world?

I want to stick with Verizon, but my Boss wants me to switch to AT&T when I get my blackberry becasue he wants me to be able to log into the company server. On AT&T they can log onto the server using the Blackberry…I want to know if I will have the same capabilities on my Blackberry through Verizon?