We love it just as much as you do. It’s like a pass time hobby during your teenage years when you want to take apart every electronically device that you own.  It’s been a while since we featured a BlackBerry Disassembly article and wanted to do one today. Today we are caught a recent post on BlackBerryFaqs on taking apart the new BlackBerry  8820.

**Warning: If you decide to perform this BlackBerry operation – do it at your own risk  : )

Anyway enjoy the pics and stay tune for more BlackBerry Disassembly articles by MobiShark BlackBerry Blog.

Have a nice week!!

BlackBerry 8820 BlackBerry Modem
BlakBerry BlackBerry Themes

Will RIM surprise us with a release date for the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) 5.0 at WES ?

hmmmmmmmmm…….

WES 2008 is suppose to be best event yet that BlackBerry Users have seen thus far. However, if BES 5.0 drops… WOW! This will give BlackBerry Administrators something to play with even if it’s beta.

Things to look forward to during WES:

* WebMessenger
* BlackBerryHomePage.com - presented by Presidio Matrix Corp

See you guys there!

http://www.mobishark.com/blog/new-online-blackberry-resource/

It was released some time back but we would like to talk more about it .

SPRINT – Simply Everything Plan $99 bucks

It?s packed with the greatest benefits for BlackBerry users. Sprints ” Simply Everything Plan”

The following is included in this plan:

• Unlimited Voice
• Data Usage
• Text
• E-mail
• Web-Surfing
• Sprint TV
• Sprint Music
• GPS Navigation
• Direct Connect
• Group Connect

What’s not included?  BlackBerry tether as a modem

So using your BlackBerry as a modem will still cost you an extra 15-20 bucks per month with this plan or you can pay a one time free and purchase your BlackBerry Modem Software (Shark Modem)

Funny comic clip.. isn’t it? It’s funny.. but it’s the truth….moving right along in this blog post.
This week we are searching for ideas on the next BlackBerry applications. We’d like to call this post your BlackBery Application wishlist. We figured we tried an beat s4bb to the punch since they’re the ones pushing out apps every other week. Here at MobiShark we have over 6 years of experience with BlackBerry technology. From BES administration, BlackBErry application development and device troubshooting. We love hearing from BlackBerry Users! You guys are the voice behind getting things done whether it be heard by RIM or BlackBerry Application Developers.

We love that fact that many of you guys shared interest in our previous post by helping us to make BlackBerry the #1 handheld device. We received several emails every week in regards to new BlackBerry applications. We gotta give to the BlackBerry Developers out there.. you guys are making it happen. We recently had a talk with a BlackBerry Developer and he made the comment, ” There just isn’t a true resource for us BlackBerry Developers”. That being the case and to tell you the truth we totally agreed with him – we decided to create a small BlackBerry Developers Forum to get this started. We would like to mention that this is just a start to get the ball rolling. Should the area become really big we have plans already of expanding this section. Since we are BlackBerry developers we share the same mindset as other developers. We are constantly searching for news and updates from RIM and other development peers. Let’s make the forum ” a go” and tell everybody about our new Blackberry Developers Forum.

We have lined up a few interesting topics that is sure to catch any mobile developers eye especially BlackBerry Developers.

Stay Tune

Most of us love our BlackBerry devices too much to even think about bring a screwdriver within 5 inches of our device. However, at times there’s a need to take apart these high tech devices because of either curiosity or an actual problem. For some of us taking apart BlackBerries isn’t anything new. Mark R’s – BlackBerryFaqs makes it a habit to break into these devices constantly. Now it’s TechRepublic turn to do so. They’ve done it and you can see it in a step by step 37 picture illustration.

Warning: Before viewing the details we MobiShark are not in anyway promoting the taking apart of your BlackBerry device – perform at your own risk. This post was written for the intent of educating our viewers to see what they device actually looks like inside. Now for you “high end’” tech junkies (not to belittle anyones intelligence by any means) if you got the courage or simply have a problem with your BlackBerry Curve.. have fun with disassembling your BlackBerry Curve
How to Disassembly other BlackBerry devices:
8100 Disassembly
8800 Disassembly
8820 Disassembly

Coming up next: Tech Dee has been in the lab testing HanDBase from DDH Software. He’s anxious to release his findings…..Stay Tune