Connecting to the Wireless Network thru BLACKBERRY
Once you’ve inserted and charged the battery, you’re ready to connect to the wireless network:
- If the power is off on your smartphone, press the Power button
- On the Home screen or in the application list, click Manage Connections and select the check box beside Mobile Network
To connect to the wireless network, your wireless service must be active and you must be in a wireless network coverage area. If your device is not connected to the wireless network, you can still use features that do not require a connection to a wireless network (For example, you can type and save draft email messages, manage tasks or use the calculator when you are on an airplane).
As of 1623 CT/ 1723 ET, 3G Browsing may be unavailable for Blackberry users Nationwide. In addition Pin to Pin messaging may also be impaired. BlackBerry Internet Service subscribers may experience delays in using Internet Browsing. BlackBerry subscribers may exp
erience delays in receiving PIN messages and may receive an “x” when sending PIN messages. BlackBerry subscribers may be unable to send or receive messages. Subscribers may also be unable to register their device, roam in another location, or use other services such as Internet browsing. BlackBerry Internet Service subscribers may be unable to use the BlackBerry Internet Service web site or perform activities such as creating new accounts, integrating third-party email accounts, or viewing email attachments. Devices may not receive new service books. BlackBerry Connect and BlackBerry-enabled devices that require a new PIN may be unable to receive the PIN. BlackBerry Enterprise Servers may be unable to connect to the BlackBerry Infrastructure. Wireless service providers and device resellers may be unable to use BlackBerry administration web sites or perform activities such as creating subscriber accounts or provisioning services for subscribers. This could affect 100% of subscribers. [Update: The Core Mail service for BlackBerry Infrastructure was unavailable as of 18:33 EST. As of 2020 CT / 2120 ET, all BIS and BES services are down.] 22:27 BB148297 BlackBerry Internet Service subscribers may be unable to send or receive messages, use the BlackBerry Internet Service web site, or perform activities such as creating new accounts, integrating third-party email accounts, or viewing email attachments.
erience delays in receiving PIN messages and may receive an “x” when sending PIN messages. BlackBerry subscribers may be unable to send or receive messages. Subscribers may also be unable to register their device, roam in another location, or use other services such as Internet browsing. BlackBerry Internet Service subscribers may be unable to use the BlackBerry Internet Service web site or perform activities such as creating new accounts, integrating third-party email accounts, or viewing email attachments. Devices may not receive new service books. BlackBerry Connect and BlackBerry-enabled devices that require a new PIN may be unable to receive the PIN. BlackBerry Enterprise Servers may be unable to connect to the BlackBerry Infrastructure. Wireless service providers and device resellers may be unable to use BlackBerry administration web sites or perform activities such as creating subscriber accounts or provisioning services for subscribers. This could affect 100% of subscribers. [Update: The Core Mail service for BlackBerry Infrastructure was unavailable as of 18:33 EST. As of 2020 CT / 2120 ET, all BIS and BES services are down.] 22:27 BB148297 BlackBerry Internet Service subscribers may be unable to send or receive messages, use the BlackBerry Internet Service web site, or perform activities such as creating new accounts, integrating third-party email accounts, or viewing email attachments. 
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