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asia.cnet.com - 12/30/2008

The background - The Storm is a Netbook, says RIM's founder - CNET Asia

— asia.cnet.com — WATERLOO, Canada-- Even as the weather drop to sub-zero temperatures and snow powders Research In Motion's campus in Waterloo, Mike Lazaridis certainly didn't feel it. The company's founder and co-CEO carries into a meeting room a little black box, in ... (more) The background - The Storm is a Netbook, says RIM's ...

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slacker.com - 1/8/2009

Slacker Personal Radio - Slacker Radio on Blackberry Mobile Devices

— slacker.com — Slacker Radio on Your BlackBerry Blackberry Press Quote Blackberry Bold Best of CTIA 2008 Award Listen to all of your favorite personalized Slacker stations on your BlackBerry for free! You can listen to over 100 stations programmed by music experts ... (more) Slacker Personal Radio - Slacker Radio on Blackberry ...

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sourcelabs.com - 1/3/2009

Technology for Better Open Source Support

— sourcelabs.com — SourceLabs Support Suite for Linux & Open Source Java helps you Discover, Identify and Solve faults, crashes, defects and other key system issues. The Support Suite for Linux & Open Source Java makes life easier for Systems Administrators, IT ... (more) Technology for Better Open Source Support

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Make Your BlackBerry Double as a Modem With Barry [OStatic]
GigaOM Network — Although I suppose, technically speaking, everyone at OStatic should use the G1 smartphone with its open source platform, some of us really love our BlackBerrys. You already know Kristin uses Funambol to sync contacts and calenders with the desktop, but tethering the BlackBerry to a laptop takes an entirely different approach. Barry, created by open source software vendor Net Direct, lets you not only sync your contacts and calendar but also use your smartphone as a computer modem. Sure, it's not as fast ...

Make Your BlackBerry Double as a Modem With Barry
OStatic blogs — Although I suppose, technically speaking, everyone at OStatic should use the G1 smartphone with its open source platform, some of us really love our BlackBerrys. You already know Kristin uses Funambol to sync contacts and calenders with the desktop, but tethering the BlackBerry to a laptop takes an entirely different approach. Barry, created by open source software vendor Net Direct, lets you not only sync your contacts and calendar but also use your smartphone as a computer modem. Sure, it's not as fast as T1 or cable, but you can't ...

Can’t Sync or Tether a BlackBerry with Linux? Let Barry Do It.
jkOnTheRun — ... Although I dabble from time to time, I don’t often run Linux distros. (Does that make me a “distro dabbler”?) And I don’t have a BlackBerry. I’m betting however, that there’s more than a few of you out there that run Linux and use a BlackBerry. Someday I’ll join your faction and when I do, I’ll be looking at Barry. ...

Use a BlackBerry as a wireless modem in Linux
MAKE Magazine — ... data backups and restores of your device using a GUI synchronize contacts and calendar items using the OpenSync framework use the Blackberry as a modem The device basically simulates a modem connection, and your laptop can connect to it using AT commands and starting a PPP connection. The Barry installer comes with the necessary connection scripts and options files to connect to most networks, including Sprint, Verizon, and T-Mobile. barry - BlackBerry Synchronization For Linux [via OStatic] Using your BlackBerry ...