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We have heard from many users that want easy access to download our top free apps. Many people have trouble getting apps from the various app stores, and there are several countries that do not even have access to app stores.
In response to this demand, we created a web site where you can easily and quickly download our top free apps. Click on the link below from your BlackBerry, or scan the QR Code at the top of this post, click on the icon for the app you want, download. How simple is that?
Here is the link:
http://free.jaredco.com
Please let us know what you think of this new free app download site? Do you like how easy it is to download our free apps?
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Screen Grabber – Our Newest App Now Available For Free
We have just released our newest app – SCREEN GRABBER.
Screen Grabber is the ultimate screen shot/capture application for BlackBerry devices. With Screen Grabber, send a map or directions to your best friend, or send your icon screen with a couple of clicks to share with family and friends. There´s nothing quite like Screen Grabber and free is always good. Real good.
o Screen Grabber ads a menu item in all your Blackberry menus for quick and easy access to take screen shots.
o With a single click take a screen shot of your Blackberry screen. Tap. Done.
o Email that screen shot to anyone, anywhere, any time.
o Screen Grabber stores all your screen captures in a new file called Screen Grabs. Want to see your contacts list from a month ago? Easy. If you grabbed a screen shot of that important client´s phone number, it´s in the file labeled Screen Grabs, right where we put it for you.
o Screen Grabber is the only “screen-shot” app that we are aware of that can take a screen shot from within your Browser on OS 6 .0 devices.
o Screen Grabber saves the screen shots in a small size (usually less then 50kb), making it easier to email and save your screen shots.
o Want to send a map or directions to your technically-impaired friends? It doesn´t get any easier than click and send with Screen Grabber.
o Organize your Blackberry Screen Grabs in a single place – one folder holds it all in an “at-a-glance” format.
o So simple to set up, Screen Grabber does it all for you. Download and you´re good to go.
App icons, maps, tools, contacts, addresses – JaredCo´s Screen Grabber makes it a snap to grab a screen shot, send it or store it for use down the line.
And best of all, Screen Grabber is totally free so it costs you zip. But, like all JaredCo apps, it delivers real functionality that enhances your Blackberry experience.
You´ve got nothing to lose and lots of utility to gain. Like all JaredCo apps, we design them, we build them and we support them. Even the FREE ones.
Get Screen Grabber from BlackBerry App World:
http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/23993?lang=en
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How To Set Up A Bluetooth Connection on your BlackBerry®
Bluetooth is a great wireless technology that lets your Blackberry communicate with other hardware without the need for a physical, wired connection. Bluetooth is most commonly used to pair (“connect”) your BlackBerry to a hands free microphone/speaker headset.
Let’s take you through the process of setting up a Bluetooth connection:
- Click on your folder “Set Up” or “Manage Connections” and select “Set Up Bluetooth” or “Bluetooth Connections”.
- Make sure Bluetooth is set to “On” (if prompted).
- Choose “Add New Device” and when prompted choose “Search”. Generally the device you want to pair to your BlackBerry must be within 30 feet of the BlackBerry for Bluetooth pairing.
- Choose the device you want from the list that appears, and the pairing will begin.
- You may be prompted to enter a passkey to complete the pairing. In most cases the passkey will be 0000. If not, check the manual for the product you are trying to pair to. You should now be able to use the paired device.
- You can view your list of paired devices (even when not connected) from the Bluetooth settings screen (see #1 above). This enables you to quickly create connections with your paired devices without having to repeat the pairing process.
When your Bluetooth is on you will see the Bluetooth icon in your main screen, at the top in the status bar. It is a good idea to turn Bluetooth off when you are not using it, as a security measure, and to save on battery drain. Please note that using Bluetooth use will tend to drain your battery faster than normal.
Do you use Bluetooth connections with your BlackBerry? For what kind of Devices? Do you have any tips or tricks for using Bluetooth? Let us know.