May 21 2009 12:52PM GMT
Posted by: Nathan Simon
BlackBerry,
Calendar sync,
BES,
Blackberry Enterprise Server,
Curve 8830,
calendar sync issues,
Desktop [CICAL]
Here is a quick fix that I use from time to time when my calendar stops syncing on my BlackBerry Curve 8830 to BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Server).
1.) Go to Options
2.) Advanced Options
3.) Service Book
4.) Desktop [CICAL]; now once you have this highlighted, hit the “BlackBerry Button” 7 (black or white dots) then click Delete, wait about 3 minutes, then, hit the BlackBerry button again, and select undelete. This should force a resync with you calendar service books. At least this way you won’t have to wipe your blackberry!
NS
May 7 2009 5:28AM GMT
Posted by: Nathan Simon
BES,
Blackberry Enterprise Server,
Curve 8830,
Curve 8900,
google support
BES 5.0 has been out for a couple days now, bringing along with it centralized management over applications allowed and disallowed, high-availability(allowing it to fail over to a stand by server), remote file access, enhanced calendar functionality. and a few new features that you can check out here.
On another note Google is set to bolster its support of the blackberry phones.
I have one last rumor to spread. Apparently BlackBerry phones(not sure which ones, im guessing the 8830 or 8900 and up) will be able to print natively utilizing BES. Once I hear more ill be sure to post.
NS