Desktop Calendar Software

Can I sync my work Outlook 2003 calendar with my Blackberry Curve WITHOUT having the Enterprise software? I'd like to sync my WORK calendar to my PERSONAL Blackberry (Verizon, Curve). Am I able to do so WITHOUT having the Enterprise software installed? I have the disc that came with the BB. Same question for the contact list in my Outlook 2003.

What is the best online Calendar software out there, that also works well on the desktop and Blackberry?

How can I best sync my contacts and calendar entries from my old Palm desktop software to my BlackBerry Curve?

Is there any software that allows to manage Blackberry services (send sms, view calendar etc.) through desktop When connect Blackberry to Desktop through USB, I want to manage BB services on desktop. Does similar software exist?

what is a good software to use to sync MAC to Blackberry for pics,music,calendar, contacts?

Is the desktop software for the Blackberry comparable to Palms? My boss is making the transition from the Palm Treo 700 to the Blackberry Curve. Loved the Palm desktop software beause I could view or add appointments to his schedule while he was out of the office. From what I see with the Blackberry the actual phone has to attached to the computer via the cable to access the desktop stuff. Is this correct or I am doing something wrong? Will be totally bummed if I can not access is calendar without the actual phone. Someone please give me some good news and let me know what I am doing wrong!

is there software for blackberry 8800 for mac? I have a new Blackberry 8800 device that has all my contacts, calendar data on it that I'd like to transfer to my brand new Mac. Can anyone tell me how to do that? The Blackberry software that comes with the BB looks like it's just for PC. I'm not a complete idiot when it comes to this stuff, but the simpler you can make this, the better! :) Thanks!

Palm desktop like software for blackberry? What software is available for Blackberry devices that functions similarly to Palm Desktop? I love Palm Desktop but i'm also really interested in the new Blackberry's. Software is more important for me than hardware. I am attached to the way i can edit my calendar, contacts, notes, and tasks with Palm Desktop on my computer and then sync them up to my palm device, and want to translate this kind of functionality over to a blackberry. If so, can anyone direct me to a link where I can download the software and try it out? Thanks in advance!!

What calendar program will my Blackberry Pearl sync with besides Outlook? I am looking for a program like Outlook, but not as expensive. It seems all the calendar/organizer programs don't sync with Blackberry or sync first with Outlook. Can I sync with Anytime software? What about Franklin Covey, Yahoo, Google or my Go Daddy account calendar? Thanks for the help!!

How do I synchronize my Blackberry with my new Mac? I have a new Blackberry 8800 device that has all my contacts, calendar data on it that I'd like to transfer to my brand new Mac. Can anyone tell me how to do that? The Blackberry software that comes with the BB looks like it's just for PC. I'm not a complete idiot when it comes to this stuff, but the simpler you can make this, the better! :) Thanks!

Is it possible to sync my contacts and/or calendar to my Blackberry Curve 8900? Is there 3rd party software to do this? I need to have my contacts on my BB when I do not have service to connect to Yahoo! Do I have to import information to Gmail or is there another option?

Is there a software I can download safely and edit/convert my data in my blackberry using the .ipd file? I have a blackberry but I don't have internet. I use the bb for phone use, calendar, tasks and contact information. I also have the blackberry desktop manager and I use it to back-up my data. However, I can't transfer my information to an Excel or Yahoo. Since I don't have the blackberry internet, I'm unable to use the sync feature.

Sync Hotmail or Outlook or Google Calendar to Blackberry Bold.? I am beyond frustrated... a simple thing like Sync'ing calendars I've tried to do from Hotmail, Outlook, and Google calendar and have had a variety of issues with each one, despite having Blackberry's Desktop software AND downloading any 'apps' that may also be required. I just want to throw the blackberry out the window because this and e-mail were 2 reasons I got the darn thing. Hotmail is my preferred way, then outlook, then google... help!

Web Based Business Calendar Software? Does anyone have any recommendations for a hosted web based calendar for a small business? I don't have the ability to share Outlook, as I have an employee that is in another state. I need to find an internet based calendar that is hosted...and an added bonus is if I can get it to sync up with the Blackberry handhelds some of the folks in my office carry... Thank you!

Blackberry 7230/Yahoo Calendar Question...? Is there a way to sync my Yahoo Calendar with my Blackberry 7230? I have a sync cable, but I need to know where to get some software (preferably free) that will allow me to do this. Thanks!

Is ABC Amber safe? I'm looking for software to download and edit my blackberry from the .ipd file.? I have a blackberry but I don't have internet. I use the bb for phone use, calendar, tasks and contact information. I also have the blackberry desktop manager and I use it to back-up my data. However, I can't transfer my information to an Excel or Yahoo. Since I don't have the blackberry internet, I'm unable to use the sync feature.

Cell phone with good calendar and organization utilities? I am looking to buy a new cellphone. I am a college student who is really involved in different clubs, activities, projects and professors in my university, so I need a phone that has a really good calendar and task manager software. Any recommendations? These are the phones I am looking at right now: BlackBerry® Pearl 8110 - Titanium BlackBerry® Curve 8310 - Titanium BlackBerry® 8700c Palm® Centro - Glacier White

blackberry curve 8310 update to 4.5 software? do you have a blackberry that u have updated the software to the 4.5 version? what difference do u notice on the handheld? when i do the update is it going to erase all my calendar info and contact info?

Problems with Blackberry Curve sync with MS Outlook Calendar? Have a Blackberry Curve and use the calendar in MS Outlook. Phone worked fine in the past with sync, but now OCCASIONALY when I go to sync, it will transfer from the desktop to the phone, but will enter things a second time that are already on the handheld. Worst part is it does not transfer items from the handheld to the desktop which is a huge issue! It is my bosses phone and I have to know what is going on during the day to remind him of certain things, things he might put in the handheld while away from the office but I don't know them because they never transfered. The phone is only a couple months old and other than this issue we are totally pleased. I have checked the settings and all are set for the device and desktop to sync. What could the issue be? I have one pissed boss who has missed meetings beacuse I don't remind him and/or the device has "lost" his info and I am clueless with Blackberry!!! I am used to the Palm software but the Palm will not work with his Lincoln handsfree system in the car!!! ERRR!!!!! And I've called the Blackberry support and get no where!!!

sync yahoo with blackberry? I can't sync my yahoo calendar with my blackberry. It used to work great, but after a software update my blackberry started acting strange and now it won't sync the calendar at all. It looks like it's trying to read the yahoo calendar but it can't.

Pulling contacts from a desktop sync of blackberry curve through sprint? I had a 8330 curve through sprint, dont think the carrier matters, but anyway i lost the phone. Two days prior to loosing it, i had backed it up through the blackberry desktop software. When i try to click on the file to open it and get my contact info, it wont open for me. I got all my contacts, email info, calendar dates, everything in that last backup but cant figure out how to get into it or to find something that can read it so i can pull my info from it and put it on my new phone. any suggestions

Samsung Instinct Calendar? I am looking to buy a Samsung Instinct...I just have one question...what organizer software does it use...like currently I use outlook to organize my calendar that I sink to my blackberry. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Which Smart Phone is for me? Iphone, Blackberry, other? I am a 40 year old attorney. I am primarily in the office but need a phone that syncs with my Outlook via our Microsoft Exchange Server for times when I am away from the office. In order of importance: phone, email, calendar, contacts, general web use. I am open to go with any cell phone carrier but am leaning toward Verizon due to their good reputation. I don't love ATT. T-mobile is cheaper but I have heard of many problems. Anyway, back to the question, what the heck phone should I get? I think I want a full qwerty keyboard. I am considering an Iphone but I don't love ATT. I don't really want a Blackberry as that would require $2,000 in software, for the Enterprise software, to be fully linked with our exchange server. Money is not a big issue so I don't mind spending a few bucks for a phone but don't really want to drop 2 gr for the Blackberry softberry. Your thoughts and recommendations? Please provide as much detail as you can as I really do not know much. Thanks for your help.

Should I choose the Samsung Omnia or the Blackberry Storm? Should I purchase a Samsung Omnia or a RIM Blackberry Storm? My "New Every 2" is coming up fast, and I'm tired of my RAZR. I have a budding professional design life and a busy on call work schedule. To top it off I don't own a digital camera or a GPS. I am a Verizon Wireless customer, and not being inclined to switch providers, I can't do the iPhone and, to be honest, I don't really want to for other reasons. For all intents and purposes my real work will be done on my home PC. My needs are thus: - Good scheduler/calendar App - Access to Yahoo Mail - Nominal ability to call and text - Ability to take small notes quickly Features I'd "like" in order of preference: - GPS - Camera - MP3 player - Internet Access I'm savvy with computers and technology and I like customizability. I'm not afraid to experiment with the technology, ie I'd be keen to trying better firmware, 3rd-party software, and other useful cracks. I know at this point in time the Omnia can be made to use 3rd Party GPS and both phones have active consumer communities (ie Crackberry, PDAForum, Modaco, etc.) I'm less concerned about the "release" quality of these phones and more about the current state of the software/firmware, I know in particular that the Storm has come leaps and bounds in this territory. I'm willing to get used to the interface of either device, and I'm not even remotely concerned about watching video. I know the Storm does not have WiFi, but I'm currently unaware of what advantage WiFi would give me, though I can't imagine it to be a deal-breaker. Which one is a better option for me?

Blackberry Curve 8330 vs. Blackberry Bold - Verizon. Preferences? I have replaced my Curve 3 times in 10 months because of software issues and I might need a new one yet again because the calendar app isn't working. What are the benefits of a Bold other than it being touchscreen? I guess you didn't quite understand my question....Blackberry Curve vs. Bold.

I have Outlook 2007 calendar that I use Officecalendar.com to sync w/office. Get BB desktop mgr to sync? I just bought Blackberry Curve. I installed BB Desktop Mgr ver. 4.3 and it wont sync to my officecalendar.com software that is on my Outlook 2007.

Which Mobile PDA do you like the most and why? A lot of people I know are using the either the Treo 650, the Blackberry, or the Sidekick, or some other device. There are so many it is making my head spin. Right now, I am non-web with my Palm Zire 71. I love the ability to synch with my yahoo calendar and address book, but I want to evolve into going on the web with my PAD, especiall using GPS navigation software. S, I need/want something that will be basically a miniture version of a laptop with cell phone capabilities. I would like to be able to stream video and audio, take decent pictures with a zoom and flash capability, balance my bank account, check and save my emails as text files, and be able to navigate to the web from any Microsoft document, etc.

Which one is better Samsung Behold or Blackberry curve 8900? Samsung Behold T919 Espresso Highlights * Compatible with T-Mobile's myFaves Service (Requires myFaves Plan) * Beautiful Slim Touchscreen Phone With TouchWiz UI and Drag-and-Drop Widgets * Bluetooth Wireless Technology With Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP) Support * 5.0 Megapixel Camera Rivals Many Stand-Alone Digital Cameras * 3G Data Speeds Allow Fast, Real Web Browsing * Memory Card Slot Supports Up to 16 GB Of Added Memory * Stay Connected Everywhere You Go – Internationally Compatible What's In The Box * Additional Items Included - Battery, Wall Charger, Hands-Free Headset, USB Cable, 1 GB SD Card Advanced Features * Digital Camera - 5.0 Megapixel, Auto-Focus, LED Flash, Self-Timer * Streaming Multimedia Support - Download and Play Video or Music Files On Windows Media Player 10 * Camera Megapixels - 5.0 Megapixels * MP3 Player - Yes, AAC, AMR, WMA, WAV, MP3 Support, Playlists Supported, USB Mass Storage * Bluetooth Wireless Technology - Yes, v2.0, Headset, Handsfree, OPP, FTP, PAN, SAP, HID, BPP Profiles Supported * Video Capture / Camcorder - Yes, QCIF (176 x 144 Pixel Resolution Max), MPEG4, 3GPP, H.263 and M-JPEG Support * Voice-driven Menus - Yes * Bluetooth Stereo Headset (A2DP) - Yes, A2DP and AVRC Profiles Supported So You Can Stream Stereo Music To Compatible Bluetooth Devices * PC Synchronization - Yes, With Included Software and USB Cable, Supports Microsoft ActiveSync v4.2 Messaging Features * Mobile Web Browsing - Yes, HTML Support * Multimedia Messaging - Yes, Send and Receive Picture and Video Messages, With a Messaging Value Pack Add-on Plan Feature * Text Messaging (SMS) - Yes, Send or Receive Picture Messaging With a Messaging Value Pack Add-on Rate Plan Feature * Instant Messenger Built-in - MSN, Yahoo! and AOL Instant Messengers Built-in * HTML Web Browsing - Yes, Supports Full Web Browser Personalization and Fun Features * Polyphonic Ringtones - Yes, Downloadable * Custom Ringtones - Yes * MP3 Ringtones - Yes * Ringer Profiles - Yes * Picture Caller ID - Yes * Games - Yes, Downloadable * Customizable Graphics - Yes, Downloadable Core Features * Color Main Display - 3.1" LCD, 240 x 400 Pixels, Over 262,000 Colors * Speakerphone - Yes * TTY Compatible - Yes * To-Do List - Yes * Color - Espresso * Voice Memo - Yes * Style - Candy Bar Touchscreen * Warranty - T-Mobile 1 Year Warranty * Alarm - Yes * Calculator - Yes * Touch Screen - Yes,With TouchWiz UI and Drag-and-Drop Widgets * Calendar - Yes * Voice-activated Dialing - Yes * Mini-USB Port - Yes, With Included mini-USB Cable * Vibrate - Yes * Phonebook Capacity - Shared Memory * Multiple Numbers Per Name - Yes * Hearing Aid Compatible - Yes, M3 Rated * Text to Speech - Yes * PDA Device - Yes Battery Life * Battery Type - Li Ion * Talk Time - Up to 300 Minutes * Standby Time - Up to 12.5 Days Technical Specifications * Application Platform - Java * Platform / Operating System - Proprietary Samsung OS * Network Compatibility - GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900 * Data Download Speed - GPRS Class 10 (Up to 70 Kbps), EDGE (Up to 120 Kbps), WiFi b and g (Up to 24 Mbps) * Ringtone Types Supported - MIDI, MP3, WMA * Predictive Text Entry - Yes, XT9 * Built-In Memory - 144 MB * Expandable Memory Capacity - Yes, microSD/TransFlash Card Format Compatible, Up To 4GB Max Card Size * Dimensions - 4.1 in x 2.1 in x 0.5 in * Weight - 4.0 oz * Internationally Compatible - Yes Compatibility Features * Device Supports Voice Plans - Yes * Available For Purchase Without Service Plan - Yes * Device Supports T-Mobile Data Add-on Features - Yes * Device Supports T-Mobile myFaves Plans - Yes * Device Supports T-Mobile Total Internet Plans - Yes Recommended Optional Plan Features * T-Mobile Voice Plan Options - Yes * T-Mobile PDA Plan Options - Yes _____________________________________________________ BlackBerry Curve 8900 Titanium Highlights * Compatible with T-Mobile's myFaves Service (Requires myFaves Plan) * Unlimited Calling From T-Mobile HotSpots (Plan Required) * Access Your Yahoo Mail, Windows Live, Hotmail, AOL, Facebook, MySpace & Flickr Accounts Instantly * Slim and Attractive Design With Full Backlit QWERTY Keyboard * Take Pictures and Video Clips With 3.2 Megapixel Camera With Built-in Flash and Media Player * Sync Your iTunes and Enjoy Music Over Stereo Bluetooth Headphones (Sold Separately) * Stay Connected and On Track With WiFi, GPS, and Pre-loaded BlackBerry Maps * Supports microSD (TransFlash) Memory Cards Up To 16 GB * Stay Connected Everywhere You Go – Internationally Compatible What's In The Box * A

Need some opinions on PDA phones with Verizon Wireless...? I have a Blackberry Curve and I am not sure if it is the phone for me or not. I used to have a Palm 755p and loved it mostly because of the excellent way I was able to organize my life on it. Great calendar! I decided to try Blackberry, but I am not sure yet. Plus it came with a defect from the factory and the Verizon people basically said 'oh well' to me about when I asked about fixing it. They said they got a whole shipment like that and hopefully BB would come out with software to fix it. What kind of answer is that? By the way the defect is that you can't hear who you are on the phone with after you get a mms message with audio. You have to take the battery out and put it back in to fix it. And my friends love sending crazy texts like that. Anyway... I was just wondering how other people feel about their PDA phones because I am probably going to buy one off ebay soon and I am not sure which to get. I am looking at these three, but opinions on ALL Verizon PDA phones are welcome because I am still not sure. 1) Palm Centro 2) Palm 755p 3) Samsung i-760 Any info is appreciated! Thanks!

Mac compatible cellphones? I'm looking for a Mac-compatible cellphone on the Verizon network. I've been referred to the LG Dare, but after reading the Dare website, it seems that you can't sync calendar information and syncing other things is troublesome at best. I've read that the Verizon position is that they don't support the Mac OS which would explain the lack of phones. And I understand if I am willing to shell out the bucks for the extra software, I can get a Blackberry to work with my Mac. I absolutely do not want to run windows on my Mac. (I have a desktop PC, it's not that I am anti-PC and I'm not an Apple fangirl.) Any ideas are greatly appreciated.

Is ABC Amber safe? I'm looking for software to download and edit my blackberry from the .ipd file.? I have a blackberry but with no internet. I use the phone, calendar, tasks and contact information. I also have the blackberry desktop manager for back-up. However, I can't transfer my information to my Yahoo contacts and calendar. Since I don't have the blackberry for internet, I'm unable to use the sync feature.

Which Blackberry Phone is better (Sprint)? BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8130 NASCAR Sprint Cup MobileSM With NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile, instantly connect to the NASCAR information you want, when you want it. Follow NASCAR action from practice to race day with real-time leaderboard and alerts. Get exclusive access to your favorite NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver with real-time driver stats, breaking news and more. Live in-car audio, race radio, NASCAR on SPEED and other audio/video only available on select phones. Visit sprint.com/speed for details. How to Access: Text "NASCAR" to 7777* on your Sprint phone or visit the Sprint Digital LoungeSM to download NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile. *Standard text messaging and data rates apply. SureType® keypad Enhanced predictive text typing technology. Quickly and accurately dial or type. Trackball Navigation Centered on the front of the device for easy maneuvering for right or left handers. External Micro SD Card slot Increase memory with MicroSD card for work files, media files, and more. 2MP Camera - 5x zoom, enhanced flash Take Pictures - Just snap and share it right away via email. Capture videos and enjoy watching them on the high resolution display. Stereo Bluetooth Pair up any Bluetooth stereo accessory. Media Player Download and play music, videos, audio files, pictures and ring tones. 3.5mm Jack Stereo headset with microphone and mute switch included GPS Assisted, autonomous, simultaneous. Supports Sprint Navigation, BlackBerry Maps & other GPS applications. BlackBerry Maps View maps and driving directions. Email maps to other BlackBerry users and launch maps from your address book. Voice Notes Make a voice note and send as an email .wmv file attachment. NFL Mobile Live access Listen to live audio broadcasts of every regular season game and watch the live broadcasts of all NFL Network games. Get real-time red zone alerts, scores, stats, live NFL Network 24/7 and more. Manage your fantasy football team like a pro with up-to-the-minute insights, analysis, stats and alerts. How to Access: Text "NFL" to 7777* on your Sprint phone to download a full version of the application or download NFL Mobile Live from Sprint Digital LoungeSM. *Standard text messaging and data rates apply. Voice Command and Voice Activated Dialing The Built-in speaker independent voice command lets you use your voice to look up contacts, place phone calls and get key information from your device. Speakerphone Easy hands free operation. Mobile Broadband Capable EV-DO Sprint speed for the fastest BlackBerry Pearl Smartphone available today. Sprint Software store Certified digital media content powered by Handmark™ including Sprint TV, Sprint Music Store and Sprint Navigation. Power Vision compliant Use with the new PowerVision BlackBerry email plan. Integrated Attachment Viewing View attachments in popular file formats such as Microsoft® Office Word, Excel® and PowerPoint®. BlackBerry Authentic Accessories Customize the BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8130 smartphone with fashionable carrying cases, wallpapers, ring tones, and add-on applications for both entertainment and productivity. Hearing Aid Compatible (HAC) This handset has been certified as Hearing Aid Compatible in accordance with applicable industry standards. This handset has a HAC rating of M3 for hearing aids operating in the acoustic mode. This handset has a HAC rating of T3 for hearing aids operating in the telecoil mode. BlackBerry® Curve™ 8330 NASCAR Sprint Cup MobileSM With NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile, instantly connect to the NASCAR information you want, when you want it. Follow NASCAR action from practice to race day with real-time leaderboard and alerts. Get exclusive access to your favorite NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver with real-time driver stats, breaking news and more. Live in-car audio, race radio, NASCAR on SPEED and other audio/video only available on select phones. Visit sprint.com/speed for details. How to Access: Text "NASCAR" to 7777* on your Sprint phone or visit the Sprint Digital LoungeSM to download NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile. *Standard text messaging and data rates apply. 2.0 MP camera 5x zoom, enhanced flash, and resolution up to 1600x1200 for Pictures and Videos Full QWERTY Keyboard and Trackball Navigation Faster and Easier typing and navigation. Micro SD Card slot 1GB MicroSD card included give you the room you need for larger work files, presentations, reports, documents or fun files like photos and music. Media Player Download and play music, videos, audio files, pictures and ring tones. BlackBerry push technology for email and messaging Get all of your email in one place wirelessly. Receive emails from your corporate and personal email accounts. Organizer Think fast with an all-encompassing organizer - calendar, contacts, tasks, memos and more right at your fingertips. Browser Access the web where and when you need it. 3.5mm Jack

Why can't my BlackBerry apps connect to the internet? I have a T-Mobile HotSpot @ Home BlackBerry Pearl that is connected to my wifi router (I know this because I can browse the internet using the built in browser). I have the latest firmware, and latest PC Software.--- When I Try to use any internet application other than the browser, It can't connect to the internet. I have set all of the permissions to Allow and I'm not sure what else to try. I have tried : Google Maps, Gmail, Google Sync/Calendar, Opera Mini (3 & 4), Yahoo Go!, and BlackBerry Maps (But thats another issue).