N4BB Can’t Wait for BlackBerry Jam Americas 2012! (September,2012)

BlackBerry Jam Americas, previously known as DevCon, is coming up in less than two weeks. We are all expecting a huge show from our beloved BlackBerry. We know that mighty Thor otherwise known as RIM’s CEO, Thorsten Heins, will deliver the keynote, which should include a lot of goodies!All of us here at N4BB are super excited for this historical event and want to make sure you guys keep it locked here for all the BlackBerry 10 breaking news from San Jose, California. Lucas, Ross, and myself will be live from the scene with interviews, hands-on, and many more surprises. Stay tuned and keep your head up Team BlackBerry…our best days are AHEAD OF US!

‘It Doesn’t Take a Genius’ – Should RIM Play Dirty Like Samsung? (September,2012)

Research In Motion will soon be releasing its first fleet of BlackBerry 10 smartphones at the beginning of 2013. The past marketing for BlackBerry has been anything but spectacular over the years. RIM really just hasn’t had that good of persuasive skills.Should RIM take notes from Samsung? The company will be advertising the Galaxy S3 in an ad where it’s pitted against the iPhone 5. While the ad does show how the device is better than the iPhone 5 in some respects, it also includes S3-only features. It then fails to list iPhone 5-only features.It’s a bit of a dirty trick to make the Galaxy S3 seem like it’s more feature-rich than the iPhone 5. Should RIM go guns blazing with provocative marketing like this for BlackBerry 10? Check out the full ad below and let us know in the comments!via BI

How to Delete Saved WiFi Networks from your BlackBerry (September,2012)

For today’s How To I’m gonna show you how to clean up your saved WiFi networks list. Like me, you probably have a bunch of WiFi networks saved that you are never going to connect to ever again. It is always good to clean it up to make room for other networks that you might use more frequently. Here’s how to do it:1. Go to Options and select the Networks and Connections menu.2. Here, choose WiFi Networks.3. If your WiFi is off, it will prompt you to turn it on. Do it and then press the Saved WiFi Networks button.4. You’ll see a list of what probably is every WiFi network you have ever connected your BlackBerry to.5. Select the list you would like to delete, press the menu button and hit Delete.6. You’ll be asked to confirm if you want to delete the network. Press Ok if you are or Cancel if not.That’s it! If you have any questions or suggestions just leave them in the comments below.