BlackBerry Connect support comes to smattering of HTC devices
Looking for a bit of BlackBerry love on your new (or old, as the case may be) HTC handset? Fret not -- so long as you're the proud owner of an HTC TyTN II, Touch Diamond, Touch Pro or Touch HD -- as your phone has just picked up BlackBerry Connect support. The read link directs you to a download where you can suck down the necessary bits and bytes and proceed to installation, but we'd make sure everything was backed up before forging ahead. Give it a go and report back, will ya?[Via phonescoop]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Omegajb @ Feb 14th 2009 11:19AM
I have been using BB Connect for some time on my TyTNII, not sure why HTC is just now calling this news. Oddly I put in my serial number and it says it is not sutible with this device.
Restoration @ Feb 14th 2009 12:54PM
What's with the old WinMo Standard screen used for the post?
John Smith @ Feb 14th 2009 7:01PM
beats me, none of the aforementioned devices use win mo standard. but this definitely isn't news. bb connect has been available for a number of htc devices for quite some time. just another case of everyone else being behind the xda-devs curve.
Andrew Lazetera @ Feb 14th 2009 10:35PM
Yeah my Touch Pro came with it. Ironically, I have been trying to figure out a way to uninstall it. I don't want scum on my device.
Charged our company 5 figures to get the SERVER to make our exchange server "compatible" with blackberry, fills users inboxes with "spam" mail, and charges users $30 a month (AT&T anyway) to "pass the data through blackberry's servers". Or, you could use any standard program on a Symbian, WinMo, or (I'm guessing) Android device to connect flawlessly with MS Exchange. I call shenanigans, because blackberry is crap.
Tito @ Feb 15th 2009 12:25AM
Well aren't you guys soooooo special. There's a difference between something being made available and something with a hack out there that you can get if you jump through hoops.
I would hazard a guess that it's now being made available to everyone, not just people who know what they're doing.