Telenav announces version 6 and a new product On My Way
http://www.stinsonddog.com/blackberry-gps-telenav
http://www.blackberryforums.com/gps-mapping/222481-telenav-announces-my-way.html#post1583050
Monday, March 22, 2010
Friday, March 12, 2010
Saturday, March 06, 2010
Thursday, February 04, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Sunday, January 03, 2010
All those New Years Blackberry Must Have App lists blew it. They left off arguably the most important one. Ascendo Data Vault. How can one have all those numbers in their life and not have some secure way to access them on the go. Buy it here. NOW!
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Check out my new page on Quicklaunch. This is my new favorite shortcut application for the Blackberry.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Blackberry 9700 Tips Published. This is one heck of a device. Very smooth on AT&T. So many reasons to upgrade to this smartphone. Hop over to www.stinsonddog.com to get the tips.
QWERTY Keyboard with HOME SCREEN SHORTCUTS and a super sharp screen
• Smaller form factor is amazing, yet New battery technology makes battery life amazing
• Speed improvements in new processor make it very snappy
• 256mb internal memory - no more worry about app installation and losing data
• 3.2 mp camera - much improved
• Trackpad - Based on optical technology, the track pad helps you easily scroll through the information you need. Much improved over the track ball
• Built in GPS - get Telenav - it's worth it.
• Hot swappable MicroSD card slot (up to 32gb) under the battery cover- don’t have to remove the battery.
• Voice Activated Dialing with Caller ID pictures and custom ring tones
• Multiple calendars and contact lists for personal use and work, with different colors if you choose. Sync with Google Contacts and Google Calendars, others too.
• Automatic Time Zone Detection
• Whooo Hoooo - Threaded SMS
QWERTY Keyboard with HOME SCREEN SHORTCUTS and a super sharp screen
• Smaller form factor is amazing, yet New battery technology makes battery life amazing
• Speed improvements in new processor make it very snappy
• 256mb internal memory - no more worry about app installation and losing data
• 3.2 mp camera - much improved
• Trackpad - Based on optical technology, the track pad helps you easily scroll through the information you need. Much improved over the track ball
• Built in GPS - get Telenav - it's worth it.
• Hot swappable MicroSD card slot (up to 32gb) under the battery cover- don’t have to remove the battery.
• Voice Activated Dialing with Caller ID pictures and custom ring tones
• Multiple calendars and contact lists for personal use and work, with different colors if you choose. Sync with Google Contacts and Google Calendars, others too.
• Automatic Time Zone Detection
• Whooo Hoooo - Threaded SMS
Monday, March 23, 2009
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
Saturday, November 15, 2008
New accessory page added http://www.stinsonddog.com/Blackberry-Tips-and-Tricks/blackberry-must-have-accessories
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Want to know how to backup your Blackberry microSD card - visit www.stinsonddog.com and find out how.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Great news. www.stinsonddog.com is up and running. I am looking for people to help write two pages for me. One on RSS readers and the second on the IM for the Blackberry.
Monday, April 14, 2008
Thursday, November 01, 2007

Blackberry Enterprise Server
This reveiw is brought to you by my good friend Howard Rappaport. I call him JR but don't ask why. He says the following: This book takes you through a step-by-step complete installation and configuration of the most common implementation of BES for Exchange. You’ll review everything from prerequisite configuration options and recommendations to wirelessly deploying applications to your BlackBerry handhelds. Starting with an introduction of BES, you're given a guided tour that explains each BES component and dependency, and then get to see an actual installation; step-by-step. After completing the installation you learn how to provision and manage users, secure those provisioned users, and then secure your data.
The remaining chapters of the book focus on getting the most out of your BES implementation and how to protect that investment from disaster. Details on deploying applications (one of the most confusing aspects of BES), advice on security, and contingency planning truly make this book more than just a simple installation guide. What really makes this book valuable is that you're not burdened with detailed configuration options that have no use or relevance for most people; but instead you're getting a clear, concise understanding of how to implement BES for Exchange all in one place. A fantastic reference guide for the new administrator or the administrator that “inherited” a pre-existing BES environment.
Howard Rappaport
A+, Network+, Server+, MCSA:Messaging, MCSE:Messaging, CBSS, CBESA, CBTC
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