Is anyone aware of any filters available for blackberry's and if there any good?

Jnet. Ppl say its really good. The set up is a little tricky.

How about anyone who knows from browser problems on a Pocket PC. I used to be able to get the text of GYE on my Treo (WM 5.0, 240x240), but the new site must have things formatted differently.  Each post comes as 1/2 character wide and 100 lines long, so I can't read anything.

Any eitzas, all you techies?  Thanks in advance. - Briut

treo is soooooo 2008

join the world get a blackberry

its great you can use it in shul or when you chazzer with your kids

you can use it while you are consuling a doctor a rav a parent

its a great invention you can sleep with it always

its a fantastic thing

its muttar to take it into a bais hakkesay

oh i forgot so many other uses

perfect for chuppas levayas and shiva calls

oh your kids will think you are sooo cool

your pants will shake

you can txt people in real time and  have hugely intelligent converastion

lihe

hi howaya u

k

ttyl


*this message was delivered via blackberry messanger*




[u]Moderator's note[/u]: For anyone who doesn't know Bards, this post was clearly written "tongue in cheek"].

Thanks, Bards.

Wow. A blackberry. Yeah. Then, all I'd have to do is:
add a touchscreen.
and effective multitasking of programs.
and calendars that sync with my desktop's Outlook without a hiccup.
and, of course, update the email from like the mainframe days
and...

I'd have a Treo, circa 2008.

Pity the choices are few:
1) iphone and pay at&t $120 for what Sprint gives me for $30.
2) get android and let Google record everything from your wifi data to the length of your erect . (Do they use GPS for that??)
3) Nokia symbian and pretend you've never visited the US.

Maybe it's time to go off the grid completely. Oy.

Still, if anyone can fix my screen problem for gye, I'd be grateful.

-- Sent by my Carrier Pigeon.

bards u killed me with ur post ;D
back to topic, Jnet mobile works only if u got Enterprise solution with your carrier, thats why i cant put it up on my BB, cuz its gana be $15 bucks more for the enterprise + $6 for Jnet, nah thats too much already, besides that i dont trust Jnet that i will have to whom to speak in time of need, had them 4 years ago they were NUTS

jewinpain wrote on 16 Jun 2010 21:00:


ICH BIN FUNNI

JIP SHUD I HANG THIS POST IN SHEEL?

depends which shul u belong, some shuls will take ur BB & throw u out, some will take u & throw ur BB out, so u gota know ur options b4 hand

Back to the original topic -
I was in touch with K9 and they said they are working on some filter for blackberries, but have no timeline when it would be ready.

Someone suggested to me Crackutil.  Its an application that removes the browser from your blackberry.  Suposedly everything still works including email and other pre-set internet sites.  Personally I am having some technically difficulties, though.  Anyone else know anything about this? 

Bards you rock. These days the philosophy is "I blackberry therefor I am".

Regarding filters I think there is webchaver for smartphones. also do a search on this site I know iphone and other smartphones have filter options. Also I did a quick web search and  found this forum.brighthand.com/treo-600/210839-treo-600-web-content-filter.html

Smartphones and Iphones are different than Blaclberry's. I did do a bit of research and aside from crackutil (which aint working for me) there doesn't seem to be any filters out there yet for a blackberry.

If you think you can be honest you can get a partner and send him a list of every site you went on.

Also if you only need email get a peek and avoid the danger www.getpeek.com You acn also get it on amazon.com

How do you get a list to send to every site you went to?

The only fashion way, you write it down. Also I think your phone carrier can provide one, call and check.

[quote="Briut" link=topic=2339.msg70420#msg70420 date=1276486028]
Thanks, Bards.

Wow. A blackberry. Yeah. Then, all I'd have to do is:
add a touchscreen.
and effective multitasking of programs.
and calendars that sync with my desktop's Outlook without a hiccup.
and, of course, update the email from like the mainframe days
and...

I'd have a Treo, circa 2008.

Pity the choices are few:
1) iphone and pay at