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Marco Konersmann,Michael Goedickeart of your BlackBerry experience: You saw in Chapter 10 how applications can grow more complicated as you increase the number and variety of users you target. This chapter looks at the other side of the problem: how you can manage your project and keep it under control.

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Chris KingOver 3.7 million new BlackBerry devices shipped in Q1 of 2009..Builds on the topics presented in Beginning BlackBerry Development from Apress.Large BlackBerry community. Research in Motion (makers of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-2657-4BlackBerry; cryptography; messaging; multimedia; programming; video

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Eric Turkheimer Ph.D.,Erin E. Horn M.A.founded to provide personal television channel delivery, radio station rebroadcast, or similar repackaging of media. In many other applications, you can use media to enhance the features of your app. You might add background music to your game, a tutorial video to a productivity app, or a slideshow

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Eric Turkheimer Ph.D.,Erin E. Horn M.A.ng for any length of time, you probably are familiar with TCP/IP, sending HTTP requests, and other standards of network communication already. When it comes to mobile phones, though, the available technologies quickly multiply. You can tap into the unique systems available to wireless devices and ac

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Arpana Agrawal,Michael T. LynskeykBerry Enterprise Server is automatically encrypted, because they can remotely wipe stolen devices, and because of their integration with corporate security policies. With this strong legacy, many BlackBerry users are naturally interested in the strength of security offered by applications they run.

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Jeffrey R. Gagne,H. Hill Goldsmithry who manages scheduling and appointment reminders. If you’re like most programmers, you likely don’t have either of those. What you do have is a computer in your pocket that has the capability of storing all sorts of personal information: your friends’ names, their phone numbers and email addresse