Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Use your BlackBerry like a laptop

Use your BlackBerry like a laptop with the REDFLY C7 Mobile Companion! Now you can have a larger keyboard and screen for your BlackBerry without worrying about the hassle, maintenance or security of a full computer.

The REDFLY C7 Mobile Companion changes your BlackBerry's output resolution allowing you to see and do more on its large 7 inch, 800x480-pixel screen while interacting with your BlackBerry on a full keyboard and touchpad.














  • Save $ on data charges, REDFLY uses your existing data plan.
  • Multitask- Talk on phone while using email, SMS text, Internet
  • Increase productivity - with larger keyboard and screen. Type twice as fast with fewer errors.
  • View/edit all files and emails on a big screen
  • Instant on and connect - no bootup time
  • Increase the usability of your BlackBerry
For a limited time, REDFLY Mobile Companion comes with an 8 hour battery, versus the usual 5 hour battery, order while supplies last.

View an online demo of the REDFLY C7 Mobile Companion.




Our REDFLY C7 Kit includes: REDFLY C7 Keyboard, 1 AC Power Supply Cord, and 1 Quick Start Guide.

Monday, January 4, 2010

Happy 2010, Please Communicate Responsibly

Do you value your life? What about the life of innocent strangers around you on the highway? We at BlackBerry Source want to encourage responsible mobile device habits, including total hands-free device operation while driving.

There is no longer any excuse for not being a responsible driver - iLane for BlackBerry offers an intelligent handsfree product that allows voice-operated opening, listening to and responding to of SMS text messages AND email. There is no longer any excuse for irresponsible, distracted driving! We encourage every BlackBerry owner to make 2010 a safer year on the roads by doing YOUR part to avoid distractions while driving. Please go totally hands-free with the iLane for BlackBerry.

Texting while driving is becoming a hot issue in the United States and UK. With the National Highway Safety Administration (NHSA) releasing data that shows 75% of accidents are preceded by some king of distraction, with texting FIVE times more likely to end up in an accident - more and more cities and states are enacting laws to curb texting while driving.

The UK took extreme measures when it released a PSA with graphic details that caused a huge uproar with the public. The Anti-Texting PSA is so graphic that YouTube has an adult graphics viewing warning attached to the anti-texting video.

In Oak Grove, California the family of a teenage girl whose texting while driving caused a head-on collision killing both herself and the other driver released a message via the local media asking citizens to pay attention to the road and not get distracted by texting or calling while driving.

KOAT TV in Albuquerque, New Mexico featured an anti-texting segment on how much more dangerous texting while driving is than other driving distractions such as talking on phone, playing with radio, etc. Footage from Clemson Research driving simulators revealed just how dangerous texting and driving really is.

When a Texas bus driver was recorded texting while driving, the video reveals that the driver was so busy texting he paid no attention whatsoever to traffic stopped at a standstill and did not even slow down before ramming into the back of the stopped traffic. The 2 disabled passengers on the bus brought this video to the attention of the public.

In California, a fatal train derailment causing more than 25 fatalities was linked to the conductor’s texting while operating the train.

According to the NHSA:
Driver distraction was reported to have been involved in 16 percent of all fatal crashes in 2008 according to data from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS).*

An estimated 21 percent of injury crashes were reported to have involved distracted driving, according to data from the General Estimates System (GES).**

iLane for BlackBerry is on sale now; there is no longer any excuse for driving distractions.

*, ** NHSA Report