I need some opinions on this:
We have an offshore support person who is assisting my group in supporting the
Blackberry devices. He does not yet have a Blackberry. We are trying to
determine if the Blackberry emulator would be sufficient for him vs. him having
a real device.
I prefer the real
yeah I agree. thanks :)
Doreen Moller
Global Mobility Services
908-473-3627
mobility.merck.comhttp://mobility.merck.com/
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Not to say that the emulator isn't useful. I have one for OS6 devices as mine
isn't compatible and everything has changed. Finding the Enterprise Activation
option in Options was a challenge at first.
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If your assistance is tech savvy the emulator might work, otherwise it
will be more headaches for you -
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You could enable WiFi activation and give him a WiFi only Blackberry so
you don't have recurring monthly charges and give him an older device or
order a non-service plan device.
Robb
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I am sure they are useful in certain situations especially for testing OS
specific features. I am just not sure its a good solution to replace thing for
daily support. Too complicated.
Doreen Moller
Global Mobility Services
908-473-3627
mobility.merck.comhttp://mobility.merck.com/
I am not sure how tech savvy he is. I personally think its going to be a
headache. One of my colleagues suggested it and I was curious what the group
would say.
Doreen Moller
Global Mobility Services
908-473-3627
mobility.merck.comhttp://mobility.merck.com/
Hi Doreen,
BlackBerry Simulators are available on the RIM website for download. No
programming experience is requires for these.
I use the simulators, for training purposes, on a regular basis. I do agree
that the preference would be to have a real BB, but I have installed simulators
for
That's true but then his would be running in a different configuration than our
users, which might cause the testing to be invalid in some cases. I kind of
think he needs to have a normal device /plan just like our users to provide
proper support. I guess if we were really stingy, that would be
Can you do enterprise activations on them and everything you could do on a real
device?
Doreen Moller
Global Mobility Services
908-473-3627
mobility.merck.com
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Yes.
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Ok great thanks. I am going play with them and see what I think.
Doreen Moller
Global Mobility Services
908-473-3627
mobility.merck.com
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Just go with a device. I am a app developer and emulator testing shows very
little real world feedback.
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