By Al Sacco | CIO US
Published: 15:09 GMT, 05 October 09
RIM is finally publicly releasing the free BlackBerry Desktop Manager v1.0.0 (build 89). The BlackBerry-maker was nice enough to send me the official build a few days ago, and I've been putting it through the paces ever since.
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Ran mana | Published: 04:09 GMT, 08 October 2009
Its another piece of shit from RIM
Constable Odo | Published: 22:30 GMT, 05 October 2009
I'm not saying you should have to do this, but a workaround would be to just use a USB Memory Card Reader and drag and drop your multi-gigabyte files to the microSD card. It might even be faster. Sometimes you gotta cheat when one way doesn't work. Of course, this problem should be corrected in the software.
bonesb | Published: 20:11 GMT, 05 October 2009
Short, sweet, and to the point. One correction - BB does offer a Windows DM version with Media Sync. I'm using it for my VZW Storm on my Boot Camp partition.