My BlackBerry 8700g won't receive mp3 files...

Just follow these steps to install arabic language on your BB 8350i
1. Go to BB website and download BB desktop manager and OS.
2. Install both OS and BBDM (Blackberry Desktop Manager) on your PC
3. Connect your BB with your PC and run the BBDM (Make shour you backup all your settings)
4. now if you install version 5.1 then click on application loader infront of the screen. If you use 6.1 version then goto device tan and run application loader.
5. Click next.
6. Select the USB device from the drop downmenu and click next
7. Wait for the loader to detect the applications on your BB
8. Now in the languages just choose langauge and clikc install and the applications you want to install more
9. Now reboot your BB and restore your settings.
Now check that you can chat with arabic or not

Hi,

The easiest thing to do is to take it to the manufacturer because the phone is still under warranty, but, if you want to repair it your self, follow the step below.

The issue you describe appears to be corruption of one or more system files within the BlackBerry OS. A forced update should restore your BB to working condition, but there is the risk that you may lose your data. If that is a problem, do not proceed. If you wish to restore the BB, please continue below after verifying that you have the following:
A. Computer (Windows) B. BlackBerry Desktop Manager software (BlackBerry.com) C. Latest version of the BlackBerry OS for your make/model BB

To get the OS, simply log on to your carriers website and download the latest version of the OS for your BB. Once the file is saved to your computer, you need to install the setup files just like you would any other program. When completed, proceed to step.

1. Open BB Desktop Manager 2. Remove the battery cover, battery and micro SD card (if you have one) from your BlackBerry. 3. Connect the BB to your computer via USB cable (without the battery in place, just the phone's shell). 4. There should be a few drivers that will load automatically and the BB Desktop Manager will recognize your BB. 5. Close the BB Desktop Manager once it has been detected. 6. Go to the following path. C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\App-loader 7. Double-click the "App-loader.exec" application 8. Once it loads, the application will detect your BB and proceed to update your BlackBerry's OS. 9. If you are prompted to backup your BB data, please do so. If not, then proceed to step #10. 10. Select wipe (or secure wipe) to completely remove the existing OS and data.

A fresh, updated version of the BlackBerry OS will be installed on your BB. The process takes about 35-90 minutes to complete. Once done, the BB will automatically reboot and if you had an existing backup or created one before wiping/installing, you can now reopen the BB Desktop Manager and restore your backup to the BB.

As a side note, the BlackBerry Storm 9xxx series has been known to have many flaws. The Storm2 fixed many issues, but still left a lot behind.
If the problem persists after the update, check to see if you still have coverage under the manufacturer's 1yr warranty or if you pay for insurance service, your BB maybe covered under service replacement.

Regards

The issue you describe appears to be corruption of one or more system files within the BlackBerry OS or that a file is locked in process and does not let the BB connect as it should. Below you will find 2 solutions to help resolve your issue.

If you wish to restore the BB, please continue below after verifying that you have the following:

A. Computer (Windows)
B. BlackBerry Desktop Manager software (BlackBerry.com)
C. Latest version of the BlackBerry OS for your make/model BB
D. BlackBerry USB Data Cable

A. Battery Pull

1. Remove the battery cover and battery from your BB.
2. Wait about 1 minute, then reinsert the battery.
3. Power on your BB and test it by making a phone call to test for outgoing calls.
4. If it works, proceed to step #5. If not, then skip down to solution B, step #1.
5. Ask someone to call you to test for incoming calls.
6. If it works, put the battery cover back. If not, then skip down to solution B, step #1.


B. BlackBerry OS Software Update
Note: A forced update should restore your BB to working condition, but there is the risk that you may lose your data. If that is a problem, do not proceed.

To get the OS, simply logon to your carriers website and download the latest version of the OS for your BB. Once the file is saved to your computer, you need to install the setup files just like you would any other program. When completed, proceed to step #1.

1. Open BB Desktop Manager
2. Remove the battery cover, battery and microSD card (if you have one) from your BlackBerry.
3. Connect the BB to your computer via USB cable (without the battery in place, just the phone's shell).
4. There should be a few drivers that will load automatically and the BB Desktop Manager will recognize your BB.
5. Close the BB Desktop Manager once it has been detected.
6. Go to the following path. C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader
7. Double-click the "AppLoader.exe" application
8. Once it loads, the application will detect your BB and proceed to update your BlackBerry's OS.
9. If you are prompted to backup your BB data, please do so. If not, then proceed to step #10.
10. Select wipe (or secure wipe) to completely remove the existing OS and data.

A fresh, updated version of the BlackBerry OS will be installed on your BB. The process takes about 35-90 mins to complete. Once done, the BB will automatically reboot and if you had an existing backup or created one before wiping/installing, you can now reopen the BB Desktop Manager and restore your backup to the BB.

The issue you describe appears to be corruption of one or more system files within the BlackBerry OS. A forced update should restore your BB to working condition, but there is the risk that you may lose your data. If that is a problem, do not proceed.
If you wish to restore the BB, please continue below after verifying that you have the following:
A. Computer (Windows) B. BlackBerry Desktop Manager software (BlackBerry.com) C. Latest version of the BlackBerry OS for your make/model BB

To get the OS, simply logon to your carriers website and download the latest version of the OS for your BB. Once the file is saved to your computer, you need to install the setup files just like you would anyother program. When completed, proceed to step #1.
1. Open BB Desktop Manager 2. Remove the battery cover, battery and microSD card (if you have one) from your BlackBerry. 3. Connect the BB to your computer via USB cable (without the battery in place, just the phone's shell). 4. There should be a few drivers that will load automatically and the BB Desktop Manager will recognize your BB. 5. Close the BB Desktop Manager once it has been detected. 6. Go to the following path. C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader 7. Double-click the "AppLoader.exe" application 8. Once it loads, the application will detect your BB and proceed to update your BlackBerry's OS. 9. If you are prompted to backup your BB data, please do so. If not, then proceed to step #10. 10. Select wipe (or secure wipe) to completely remove the existing OS and data.
A fresh, updated version of the BlackBerry OS will be installed on your BB. The process takes about 35-90 mins to complete. Once done, the BB will automatically reboot and if you had an existing backup or created one before wiping/installing, you can now reopen the BB Desktop Manager and restore your backup to the BB.
As a side note, the BlackBerry Storm 9xxx series has been known to have many flaws. The Storm2 fixed many issues, but still left a lot behind.
If the problem persists after the update, check to see if you still have coverage under the manufacturer's 1yr warranty or if you pay for insurance service, your BB maybe covered under service replacement.

The issue you describe appears to be corruption of one or more system files within the BlackBerry OS. A forced update should restore your BB to working condition, but there is the risk that you may lose your data. If that is a problem, do not proceed.
If you wish to restore the BB, please continue below after verifying that you have the following:
A. Computer (Windows) B. BlackBerry Desktop Manager software (BlackBerry.com) C. Latest version of the BlackBerry OS for your make/model BB
To get the OS, simply logon to your carriers website and download the latest version of the OS for your BB. Once the file is saved to your computer, you need to install the setup files just like you would anyother program. When completed, proceed to step #1.
1. Open BB Desktop Manager 2. Remove the battery cover, battery and microSD card (if you have one) from your BlackBerry. 3. Connect the BB to your computer via USB cable (without the battery in place, just the phone's shell). 4. There should be a few drivers that will load automatically and the BB Desktop Manager will recognize your BB. 5. Close the BB Desktop Manager once it has been detected. 6. Go to the following path. C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader 7. Double-click the "AppLoader.exe" application 8. Once it loads, the application will detect your BB and proceed to update your BlackBerry's OS. 9. If you are prompted to backup your BB data, please do so. If not, then proceed to step #10. 10. Select wipe (or secure wipe) to completely remove the existing OS and data.
A fresh, updated version of the BlackBerry OS will be installed on your BB. The process takes about 35-90 mins to complete. Once done, the BB will automatically reboot and if you had an existing backup or created one before wiping/installing, you can now reopen the BB Desktop Manager and restore your backup to the BB.

no there is not

Complete the following steps:
1) Use a search engine or a dedicated download site to find and download a third-party conversion tool. The tool must have the ability to convert the format of the audio or video file to a file format that the Media application can read.
2) Install the third-party conversion tool and follow the program instructions to convert the audio or video file to a format that the Media application supports. Refer to the following tables for optimal settings in the Media application.
Optimal settings for the Media application on the BlackBerry 9000 series smartphones:-
For video setting's
a) Video format: MPEG-4.
b) Video file extension: .avi
c) Resolution (4:3): 240x180
d) Resolution (16:9): 320x180
e) Video bitrate: 400 Kbps
f) Frames per second: 24

For Audio settings:-
a) Audio format: MP3
b) Audio bitrate: 128 Kbps
c) Sample rate: 44 kHz
d) Channels: 2 (Stereo)

Transfer the audio or video file from the computer to the BlackBerry smartphone using one of the following methods:-
1) Using BlackBerry Desktop Manager.
Note: BlackBerry Desktop Manager 4.2 must be installed on the computer.

1. In BlackBerry Desktop Manager, open BlackBerry Media Manager.
2. Use the Media Manager tool to transfer the audio or video file to the BlackBerry smartphone using a USB connection.
3. Copy the files to the appropriate folder (either \blackberry\Music or \blackberry\Video) on the media card, or directly to the internal BlackBerry smartphone memory.

Note: Files larger than 3 MB cannot be transferred to internal BlackBerry smartphone memory.
2) Using the BlackBerry smartphone as a USB mass storage device:-

1. On the BlackBerry smartphone, go to Options > Advanced Options > Media Card.
2. Make sure that Mass Storage Mode Support is set to Enabled.
3. Connect the BlackBerry smartphone to the computer and follow the prompts on the BlackBerry smartphone.
4. Open the My Computer folder on the computer. The media card should appear there as a Removable Disk.
5. Copy the files to the appropriate folder (either \blackberry\Music or \blackberry\Video) on the media card.

Using a media card reader

1. Make sure that the media card reader is connected to the computer.
2. Insert a media card into the media card reader.
3. Open the My Computer folder on the computer. The media card should appear there as a Removable Disk.
4. Copy the files to the appropriate folder (either \blackberry\Music or \blackberry\Video) on the media card.
5. Insert the media card into the BlackBerry smartphone.

The issue you describe appears to be corruption of one or more system files within the BlackBerry OS. A forced update should restore your BB to working condition, but there is the risk that you may lose your data. If that is a problem, do not proceed.
If you wish to restore the BB, please continue below after verifying that you have the following:
A. Computer (Windows) B. BlackBerryDesktop Managersoftware (BlackBerry.com) C. Latest version of the BlackBerry OS for your make/model BB

To get the OS, simply logon to your carriers website and download the latest version of the OS for your BB. Once the file is saved to your computer, you need to install the setup files just like you would anyother program. When completed, proceed to step #1.
1. Open BB Desktop Manager 2. Remove the battery cover, battery and microSD card (if you have one) from your BlackBerry. 3. Connect the BB to your computer via USB cable (without the battery in place, just the phone's shell). 4. There should be a few drivers that will load automatically and the BB Desktop Manager will recognize your BB. 5. Close the BB Desktop Manager once it has been detected. 6. Go to the following path. C:\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader 7. Double-click the "AppLoader.exe" application 8. Once it loads, the application will detect your BB and proceed to update your BlackBerry's OS. 9. If you are prompted to backup your BB data, please do so. If not, then proceed to step #10. 10. Select wipe (or secure wipe) to completely remove the existing OS and data.
A fresh, updated version of the BlackBerry OS will be installed on your BB. The process takes about 35-90 mins to complete. Once done, the BB will automatically reboot and if you had an existing backup or created one before wiping/installing, you can now reopen the BB Desktop Manager and restore your backup to the BB.

Try this:
1. Unplug BB from PC.
2. Launch the Application Loader like you were going to install something.
3. While the app loader is attempting to connect to the BB, plug the USB cable into the BB.

connect to computer and run a restore on it back to old parameters skype if your files are not the correct files you get memmory overload