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Welcome Timothy! Soon you need to get your butt back to Colorado! :fingersx:

Excellent choice! Remember we are here if you need help, tips or anything. :thumb:

The Blackberry 7290, 8700(g),(c),(e),(r) already has Bluetooth built in it, all you need to do is turn it on, and then turn on Bluetooth GPS receiver, then it will connect like a wireless device.

Blackberry 8800 is supposed to come out this spring. It's got a camera, video recorder and rumored to have a GPS built in. Here are the details. Click here - Blackberry 8800

If you have a Bluetooth GPS receiver with a T-Mobile or Cingular Blackberry, then it is LIVE and it cost you $0.00 a month. You just have to buy the GPS, one time cost, about $50-$100 depending on the model.

I have to correct you on these: 1. Even though you say the Cingular/T-Mobile plan is not for Deaf/HoH - can you tell me which hearing person would order the UNLIMITED data plan with ZERO voice minutes? Probably none. That is why T-Mobile came up with the plan for Sidekick... they found it so...

Just found this topic! DHB and I have been talking Jeeps recently in PIM! Here's a picture of my Jeep. here's another one... and yet another... :giggle:

T-Mobile is rolling out 3G now. They are behind, yes, while others are getting ready to roll out 4G (WiMax)... I use Cingular, so I don't care much about T-Mobile... just wanted to point out rachut's error that Sprint has more features than T-Mobile.

How can Sprint have more features than T-Mobile?? They are pretty much the same device (Blackberry 8700) and they both can use the same programs, they both have high speed (EDGE vs EVDO) - the only difference is that T-Mobile includes the 300 text messages a month in the $29.99 plan which is...

Ah interesting... I used to sign up on the QWERTY Phones forum, but it seemed dead. Maybe that is why Alex changed it to Blog site. The new site face looks good!

Check to see if your router is one of the following: If it is, then download the firmware at http://www.dd-wrt.com , follow instructions and flash your linksys. If you are not comfortable with flashing, I suggest you don't do it, you could make your Linksys a paperweight/doorstop. 1.) DD-WRT...

I'm not talking about the Linksys firmware, that DOES NOT work with VP... I'm talking about the 3rd party open-source firmware that WILL allow your Linksys to work with VP. This requires extensive knowledge of hardware, software and know-how. If you are not familar with firmware upgrades, I...

You can use both DMZ and Port Forwarding. Most routers fall through the port forwarding first, to make sure there are any specific instructions, if there are none, then it falls back on DMZ. Example, my web server is on Port 80, I have defined port forwarding to my web server IP address and I...

No, it does not require Linux to run. You can run Windows, MAC, Linux, Solaris or any OS with the upgraded firmware for Linksys. If you need to use Xbox and VP, I suggest you setting VP with port forwarding and Xbox to DMZ.

diehardbiker is correct. The 10.x.x.x is considered the Class A private network using 8-bit block. The Class C is the infamous 192.168.x.x that we know of. 172.x.x.x is the Class B. You can find more info here - Private network - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Where did you hear that 10.x.x.x will not work?? That is absolutely wrong. I have seen many VPs use 10.x.x.x and they work fine. Of course, D-Link router is easiest, but assuming the person already has a Linksys router, and does not want to pay for a D-Link, then this firmware replacement works...

You can get an Open-Source firmware update for your linksys routers. A friend of mine has the Linksys WRT54g router that does not work with VP. Then he downloaded the open source firmware for his Linksys router... lo and behold, VP works! Think of it as removing Windows from your PC and...

Yup, I had the same problem too. When I put my 8700g into the holster - take it out a few minutes later, I see it is in the Call or Dial screen. What I did was go to the Phone menu, selected Options, General Options and changed "Dial From Home Screen" from Yes to No. Now, it never tries to dial...

Go to Settings --> Incoming Call Setitngs Just put a check on the box that says "Silence the internal ringer"

If you set your Profile to "Quiet" - then that is what it is doing, silenting your ringing. Go to Profile, highlight "quiet" and with the wheel, click on it and select Edit. Scroll down to Phone, click the wheel again and select Edit. Change In-Holster and Out Of Holster from None to Vibrate...