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Yes. it will support any BB OS 4.2 or newer.

Unless you install MessageAlerts, you can customize the number of vibrates and the duration. Example, you can set it to vibrate 6 times for 3 seconds each vibrate (total of about 18 seconds unless you press any key to stop vibrating) "+mablackberry+"

Perfect answer. That is what I was thinking too. The proxy numbers should still work while Sorenson is going around converting everyone to the new numbers. It won't happen overnight.

You probably can get a new TV with cc ready for the same price or cheaper than the cc decoder itself. Unless you have another reason for needing the cc decoder...

If you have a router that will allow you to run DD-WRT like the Linksys WRT54G, it has an option to set up your no-ip or one of the following free dynamic domain name system so you can just let your router ping or update the server rather than installing a client software on your PC... and no...

:shock: $200!? Who is your ISP? I know Qwest offers 5 IP addresses for $14.95 a month and Comcast offers additional IP addresses for $5.95 a month each.

I don't know where you got the information that Sorenson "finally" allows international calling. It has been that way since I got my VP in 2003... I have relatives overseas and I call them once in a while since 2003. They have always allowed international calls. You probably were mis-informed...

Correct. No more proxy number.

If you are saying you want the same number for each VP, it is not going to work. You can only have one unique local phone number for each device. Think of it this way, can you put the same number in each Blackberry Device? You cannot. VPs are going to be the same way.

Why don't you guys check out Sorenson Communications - Connecting You ?

Remember, not everyone has a computer. That is not going to work for everyone. :roll:

When the Denver Broncos play against Green Bay Packers pre-season football tomorrow (Friday August 21 at 7pm MST), just enter your name and Event id = 951 then it will start streaming captions on your blackberry.

That is a good idea, but remember, those machines are less perfect than TTYs. Look at how many spelling errors there are on closed captioning. It is not spelling errors because the stenographer is dumb, it's the limit of the machine. If we were making a relay call to the doctor, for example...

Hello... I went to the Broncos/Cowboys game last night and tried out a new program called mobileCap that was released not too long ago. It enabled me to "listen" to the game with captions on my blackberry. I do not know if it will work for other events outside of Colorado, but you can email them...

I took my son to football practice and saw a "Do Not Walk" sign that had some bulbs burned out and it looks like an ILY sign.

This was our first dance song. :aw:

"If you could see what I see" by Geoff Moore and the Distance (This was our wedding song) all of my life i have dreamed that somehow love would find me now i can't believe you're standing here If beauty is all in the eye of the beholder then i wish you could see the love for you...

https://purpleticket.hovrs.com/power8/MVPProduct.aspx

It works on Win98 because Win98 *already* has netmeeting installed by default. EnvisionSL is still available - it does work on WinXP and it works on Vista with a little tweaking. Sorenson VRS

Here you go: Lukowicz Family Blog » Netmeeting on Vista to run EnvisionSL