BlackBerry Handheld definition

BlackBerry Handheld. Means a Device the principle purpose of which is for use with the BlackBerry Service.
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BlackBerry Handheld means a specific Device the principle purpose of the design of which is for use with the BlackBerry Service or any other Device on which theBlackBerry software is installed for the purpose of using the BlackBerry Service.
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BlackBerry Handheld or “Handheld” means the proprietary wireless communications handheld device manufactured by Research in Motion Limited, incorporating a SIM card, to which Your Server forwards emails from Your corporate email server (for BES customers) and from which the user can access, read and respond to, or initiate emails, via the Internet and the Service, and by means of which the user can also send and receive SMS text messages.
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Examples of BlackBerry Handheld in a sentence

  • Calls to Emergency Services are not processed through video chat features or MVS, and will only be processed from a BlackBerry Handheld Product where wireless cellular coverage is available from an Airtime Service Provider.

  • If You have paid RIM for such BlackBerry Handheld Software and are not in breach of this Agreement, You may be entitled to a refund of all or a portion of the amount You paid to RIM for such BlackBerry Handheld Software, as set forth in RIM’s then current refund policy for the BlackBerry Handheld Software.

  • The video calling features of BlackBerry Handheld Software are not interconnected with a public switched telephone network (PSTN), do not use telephone numbers to communicate with other devices, and are not designed or intended to be replacements for Your ordinary mobile or fixed line telephone.

  • Except to the extent prohibited by law, RIM reserves the right in its sole discretion, and at any time, for any reason and without notice to You, to change, suspend, remove, disable, limit, preclude or terminate Your access and remove from Your BlackBerry Handheld Product any Software or Third Party Item, including, disabling or removing the operation of such materials that have already been installed on a Handheld Product, and You will have no recourse against RIM should this occur.

  • Any Third Party Software shipped on a BlackBerry Handheld is provided to You as a convenience by RIM, and if You wish to obtain the Third Party Software on other terms, You should acquire the Third Party Software directly from its suppliers.

  • Any updates or upgrades provided to You by RIM under this Agreement shall be considered BlackBerry Handheld Software, BlackBerry PC Software, BlackBerry Server Software, RIM Services or Third Party Software, as the case may be.

  • You may currently also install Paid Products stored in Your My World repository on up to five different Handheld Products with a compatible BlackBerry Handheld Software platform in any twelve month period following the date of purchase of the applicable Paid Product, but You cannot install any Product stored in Your My World repository on more than one Handheld Product at a time.

  • The BlackBerry Handheld Software may include software modules that allow users to extend certain of their existing desktop-based cryptography implementations (such as S/MIME Version 3.0 (or subsequent) or implementations based on the RFC 2440 standards, such as PGP) (each a "Desktop Cryptography Implementation") wirelessly to certain Handheld Products.

  • RIM may also provide You with items of BlackBerry Handheld Software that are specifically designed to enable You to access particular Third Party Services (e.g. My Space and MSN Messenger).

  • You may also require an account with the Third Party Service provider in order to use this BlackBerry Handheld Software with certain features of the Third Party Service, which account will be governed by the terms and conditions You agree to in relation to the Third Party Service.


More Definitions of BlackBerry Handheld

BlackBerry Handheld means the wireless handheld messaging device, incorporating a SIM card, to which your Server forwards emails from your corporate email server if you are a BES Customer and from which the user can respond to, or initiate emails, via the Internet and the BlackBerry Service, and by means of which the user can also send and receive SMS text messages.
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