What does blackberry mean?

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The so-called "BlackBerry" is a mobile email system terminal launched by the Canadian RIM Company. It features support for push email, mobile phones, text messages, Internet fax, web browsing and others. Wireless Information Services.

Technically speaking, BlackBerry is a mobile email system that uses two-way paging mode and is compatible with existing wireless data links. It appeared in 1998. RIM's brand strategy consultant thought that the small standard English black keyboard squeezed together in the wireless email receiver looked like the seeds on the surface of a strawberry, so it got such an interesting name. .

It should be said that the synchronization between Blackberry and desktop PC is perfect. It can automatically forward your Outlook emails to Blackberry. However, when you use Blackberry to send emails, it will automatically add " This email is sent from Blackberry".

BlackBerry Enterprise Solution is a leading wireless solution that mobile professionals use to connect with customers, colleagues and the information they need to run their business. This is a proven platform that provides mobile users around the world with secure wireless connectivity to a wide range of business information and communications.

Email - BlackBerry Secure Wireless extends mobile business users' corporate email accounts, allowing them to easily handle email even when they are outside the office, as if they had never left their desk. Users can send, receive, archive and delete emails, and read email attachments on the go. Supported formats include: Microsoft.Word, MicrosoftExcel

MicrosoftPowerPoint., Adobe.PDF, Corel.WordPerfect., HTML and ASCII ). The BlackBerry solution's "always-on" push technology automatically delivers emails and users do not need to perform any action to receive communications.

Enterprise Data - BlackBerry leverages the same proven technology as email push delivery architecture to provide mobile business users with application and system data (such as customer details, pricing data, order information and inventory updates) for immediate access.

Phone - BlackBerry wireless handheld device. Including built-in phone, the phone supports voice services and call waiting, call transfer and conference calls. To make or receive calls, users hold the handheld device to their ear just like any other mobile phone, or use the optional earphones to take notes or jot down important information during the call.

Personal Assistant-BlackBerry allows users to wirelessly access various applications of the personal assistant and wirelessly synchronize PIM information (Personal Information Management) on the handheld device. With BlackBerry, mobile users can access the latest calendar, address book, task and notepad information throughout the day.

Internet and Intranet Access - BlackBerry allows users wireless access to the Internet and Intranet, giving them more time for promotions and customer service.

SMS - BlackBerry supports SMS (Short Message Service), allowing users to communicate with other SMS-enabled devices and phones.

Empower professionals

Users can access inventory, product and pricing data from existing enterprise applications and systems anytime, anywhere, making sales and business settlement faster.

Sales representatives can log in to the CRM system wirelessly and place orders on-site to speed up the sales cycle.

Improve customer service and responsiveness by providing users with integrated email, text messaging, and phone capabilities to collaborate with customers and colleagues without leaving the site.

Corporate representatives can wirelessly access service history and product announcements at customer sites, improving customer satisfaction.

Users can wirelessly update calendars, address books and task information on the go to fully improve work efficiency.