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RIM's BIS Hits 3.0 In North America

Mar 29, 2010, 11:42 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Research In Motion has updated its BlackBerry Internet Services to version 3.0 over the weekend. The new software offers new features to BIS BlackBerry users, such as Gmail label support, better attachment support, and more languages. The new features are automatically active.

source: RIM

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retrocool

Mar 29, 2010, 12:42 PM

Just used this...

The interface is WAY different.

Not sure if it uses Flash, but it seems to. Looks okay, though. As long as it works, that's the important thing.

retrocool

I noticed that it required a security question and answer when setting up a Blackberry device email address. Interesting.

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