// Tracker

TypeTitleRepliesViewsLast Post

// Latest Posts

dworley70 A good source of Blackberry Tips and Tricks Jun 16, 2011 8:59 AM Hey everyone, I'm new here, but I came across a really useful source of Tips, Tricks and Shortcuts for Blackberries. The site also lists loads of other phones if you have a second phone. Blackberry Tips and Tricks  
BB8789 Blackberry Alarm Feb 17, 2011 4:49 AM I have a black berry, I don't know anything other than it's a blackberry.. but this is my second one and the alarm will look on the screen like it is going off but no sound at all. Is this common or like a "blackberry thing" it used to happen on my other phone and I believe my boyfriend said his does it to.. anyone else? any suggestions??
Aspenlart Tesla Motors will secure Toyota’s investment with IPO Aug 3, 2010 3:40 AM Tesla Motors is there to secure Toyota’s investment with IPO Tesla Motors has finally secured additional financing and investment from Toyota Motors. The Toyota Motors/Tesla Motors partnership is one of the many Tesla motors has developed in a quest for a mass-market, all-electric automobile. Is Tesla Motors going to keep floating with this excitement of an investment? <p>Source of article: Tesla Motors will secure Toyota’s investment with IPO <p><strong>All about Tesla Motors</strong></p> Tesla Motors is a company that was founded in 2003 with the goal of creating all-electric autos. You will find two Tesla Motors electric cars on the market -- both more than $100,000. Tesla’s goal is to, eventually; bring an all-electric sedan to the market for less than $50,000. <p><strong>Toyota's investment in Tesla</strong></p> The investment that Toyota and Tesla announced was contingent on Tesla completing an initial public offering. Now the TSLA IPO is done, Toyota motors will complete its investment. The now closed NUMMI plant can be purchased by Tesla Motors. Toyota is there to advice Tesla in getting a car to market. <p><strong>The Tesla Model S</strong></p> An all electric sedan car is what the Tesla Model S is going to be. The 300-mile range of the Tesla roadsters is the target range for the sedan. Tesla wants to sell the Model S for under $50,000, which is considered the "midrange" price point for vehicles. Government tax credits along with all of of the fuel cost savings are expected to add up to make this automobile more affordable for most buyers. By 2012, the Model S should be on the market. <p><strong>Tesla receives some other investments</strong></p> Other investments have been received by Tesla Motors. Daimler-Chrysler also as the U.S. Government has given Tesla Motors loans to help bring the Model S to market. These investments come despite the fact that Tesla Motors has run at an operating loss each year. The hope is that with the IPO investment money, Toyota, the U.S. Government, and also the Daimler-Chrysler investment, Tesla might become profitable in the next 3 years.
POPSUGAR Tech BlackBerry 101: Best Guides, Tips, Tricks, and Apps Jun 15, 2010 8:30 AM If you don't know how to use it, a BlackBerry is just a phone. If you know your way around those little buttons, it's a lifeline to organization. Here are some of my favorite guides for utilizing your little machine to its full potential. BlackBerry Tips and Tricks Vol. 1 — Start streamlining your smartphone life with these tips. BlackBerry Tips and Tricks Vol. 2 — So, you're a semi pro, but you still need some support: Check out this roundup of tricks that will help make things easier on the go. BlackBerry Tips and Tricks Vol. 3 — You think you know, but you have no idea. 12 Free Must Have Apps for the BlackBerry — Tired of all the iPhone app talk? Fear not! Download these essential and handy (not to mention, free!) apps. Do you have a sweet tip to share? Join our BlackBerry Tips group and share it there.
POPSUGAR Tech How To: Separate Your BlackBerry Texts and Emails Feb 17, 2010 9:30 AM It seems like a million years ago, but I used to carry a BlackBerry Curve which was super convenient, except for the fact that I received all of my emails and SMS texts in the same inbox. I hated that. If I would have known about this tip back then, it would have saved me a lot of griping. You can separate the inbox your emails and texts arrive to by heading to "Messages," then "Menu" and "Options." From there click on "SMS and Email Inboxes," and "Separate." You'll then find that your texts will appear in their own folder for easy sifting! Have a cool BlackBerry tip you want to share? Post it in our BlackBerry Tips group ! Just log in with your PopSugar Network account and get to blogging. Your tip may end up being featured on GeekSugar! Need some help getting started? Here's a detailed guide to posting questions or posts to groups if you are new to the PopSugar Community.