I would like to use this camera to monitor a room in my house. Can I set this things up on my Blackberry Tablet so I can use the camera with it to monitor this room?

Smart homes are a new idea, and as such, the meaning of the term varies. So when trying to talk about them, it's good to check and make sure you and the person you are speaking with are thinking of the same thing.

In general, "smart homes" are houses that have several building automation solutions implemented in them, allowing the house to be controlled from the convenience of a single user interface. The interface in question can take many forms, from a tablet mounted on the living room wall to smart speakers like Amazon's Alexa, which allows the house to be controlled via voice commands. Cellphones are often used as control units as well.

Pretty much any system and appliance in a person's house can be automated and integrated with the house's smart setup. Common targets are lamps, climate control systems, kitchen appliances, and the house's security systems - including locks, alarms, and cameras.

The backbone of a smart home implementation is the IoT hardware being used. That will determine how comprehensive and how reliable the smart setup is going to be, and the best way to acquire good IoT hardware is to have it custom designed and produced to suit your needs by a team of professionals. This company, for example, can handle that type of service.

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How to recover a BlackBerry ID using a BlackBerry smartphone

Something important to keep in mind when recovering a BlackBerry ID password is that you will need to use the BlackBerry Browser on your device or a web browser in order to complete the process. This is a result of a security precaution that prevents the password recovery email from being sent to the device. To recover your BlackBerry ID password, use the BlackBerry smartphone browser or a computer to follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the BlackBerry ID password recovery page
2. Enter the email address that you used to register your BlackBerry ID and fill out the CAPTCHA characters
3. A confirmation page will appear stating "A request to reset your password has been submitted"
4. Open the mailbox for your email address on the computer or by logging into the mailbox\webmail using the BlackBerry Browser and click on the BlackBerry ID password reset email (it can be identified by the sender: [email protected])

Note: Don't forget to check your spam/junk folder in the event that you do not see this email in your inbox.

5. In the body of the email, click the link after the heading "To change your BlackBerry ID password, simply visit"





6. The link will open a new page in your web browser, enter your new BlackBerry ID password in both fields and click Submit
7. You have successfully recovered your BlackBerry ID password!
How to recover a BlackBerry ID using a BlackBerry Playbook tablet

To recover your BlackBerry ID password using a BlackBerry Playbook tablet, follow the steps below. Something to keep in mind is that you may be asked for the answer to the security question that you created during the initial setup of your BlackBerry ID.

1. On your BlackBerry Playbook tablet, open "Options" by taping the gear in the top right corner of the Home Screen
2. From the menu on the left tap "BlackBerry ID"
3. Tap the Pencil icon to the right of "Change Password"
4. Tap "Forgot password?"
5. Enter your password recovery question which you created when the B BID was initially set up and tap "OK"

. Open "Messages" on your BlackBerry Playbook tablet or log into your mailbox/web mail using the BlackBerry Playbook tablet browser and select the email from [email protected]
7. In the body of the email, click the link after the heading "To change your BlackBerry ID password, simply visit"
8. The link will open the web browser on the device, enter the new password in both fields and tap "Submit".

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Try going into Applications > Camera app and force stop it and clear any cache or data it may have saved. If that doesn't work you may need to factory reset the tablet.

this happened to me, it needs charging, make sure the blackberry symbol on the lead is facing up, putting it in upside down moves the little tab inside the housing stopping you from charging properly, if it is a bit loose realign the tab with a thin nail file carefully just a touch then push the lead in symbol side up and switch on give it time it should charge..

Blackberry's don't really connect all that well to the Acer Iconia Tablet or any Honeycomb Tablet. The only way to connect is through bluetooth and there isn't much you can do when you do that either.

In order to do this you go into your manage connections on your blackberry - bluetooth connections - add a new device. You can either search or listen. If you search, you need to make sure your tablet is set to discoverable. Go into your settings - wireless connections - bluetooth - make discoverable. When it is discoverable click "search on your blackberry" When they find each other you input a code on each one (I usually do 0000 on each) and they will pair. After this the tablet will say paired but not connected but I think you can still transfer files over, but not easily.

Keep in mind that these steps might be slightly different depending on what versions of operating systems you have on both the phone and the tablet. Hopefully this helps and good luck!

Something's eating up your memory! Pay attention to what apps are running - there's no room for your camera app to open.

Place a video camera in the room where the piano is located, and another pointed at the pictures.

The camera will show the spirit or gremlin that is causing your haunting.

Since many spirits are camera shy, it may cause them to leave.

Good Luck!

Hello Ruby, On the mode dial you will see a setting for night time use, you should not have to change any other settings. If you refer to the user manual it will explain this in greater detail than I have room here to list.
Best Regards, Russell