SyncJe for BlackBerry wirelessly synchronizes your BlackBerry Contacts, Calendar and Tasks with SyncML servers.

Set it up once, and forget about it, your BlackBerry syncs wirelessly, and automatically. Synchronizing also backs up your information, so you are safe if your BlackBerry is lost.



1. First, you need to install SyncJe for BlackBerry. Please follow the instructions in the BlackBerry Installation section. There is a free 15 day trial, so you do not have to pay to try it out.

2. Then, you will need to sign up with a SyncML capable server. If you already know yours, great, proceed to Step 3.

If you need to find a SyncML server, there are many free servers available, and some of the more popular ones are listed below.

• Scheduleworld: A free hosted SyncML server, which can be used for mobile devices and your PC to synchronise contact information, notes, task lists, and calendar information.
• Mobical: A free hosted SyncML server, allowing you to sync your calendar, notes, task lists and contact information.
• Goosync: A free hosted SyncML server which allows you to sync your mobile device with Google Calendars. Goosync also offers a premium service which allows syncing with Google Calendars and Contacts.
• Memotoo: A free and a PREMIUM SyncML service, allowing you to sync your contacts, calendar, notes, and task lists. Memotoo also offers other services as a world map of contacts, sharing your data, widgets for Netvibes, Google, ...

3. Finally, you need to setup SyncJe for BlackBerry so it knows which server you are using, like in Step 8 of the BlackBerry Installation section. Once setup, your BlackBerry will stay in sync automatically, without having to connect it to your computer.

What are the main features of SyncJe for BlackBerry?

• Synchronizes Contacts, Calendar, and Tasks with SyncML servers
• Free Software Updates: Your license allows you to receive free updates of SyncJe for BlackBerry. As new features are released, just install the new version of SyncJe free of charge and start using the new features.
• Automatic Sync: Your BlackBerry will sync automatically.
• Date Range Sync: You can sync only events within your preferred date range if your server supports it.
• 1 Year Technical Support: Technical support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week via Email, Chat, and Phone.

Yes. SyncJe plug-ins are available for multiple mobile devices and PC applications such as MS Outlook and Outlook Express.

A bundled SyncJe license package for both Outlook and your BlackBerry is available at the top of this page. Please be aware that some servers may not allow synchronization with multiple clients without additional fees. We recommend contacting your server support to ensure this is possible.



SyncJe does not sync emails, because your BlackBerry already has this functionality.

The BlackBerry has revolutionlized the smartphone market, mostly due to its push email capabilities. You can now setup and synchronize up to 10 email accounts on your BlackBerry, including Yahoo! Mail, Gmail, and Hotmail email accounts. Premier email services providers, telecom, and cable companies are also bringing the BlackBerry push email to their customers, so chances are very good that whatever email service you use, you can already sync it with your BlackBerry.

To learn more about setting up and syncing email to your BlackBerry, visit the BlackBerry website:
BlackBerry Email Setup
Interactive Demo of BlackBerry Email Setup




SyncJe for BlackBerry needs to communicate with a SyncML-compatible server for synchronization to work. The SyncML server is "Always On", and acts as a bridge between your BlackBerry, and the computer you want to sync with. It stores the latest updates of your information and makes sure that your BlackBerry and computer are both up to date.



SyncML (Synchronization Markup Language), is an industry-wide effort to create a single, common data synchronization protocol optimized for wireless networks. SyncML's goal is to have networked data that support synchronization with any mobile device, and mobile devices that support synchronization with any networked data. The SyncML structured data layer will use XML wherever appropriate. SyncML is intended to work on transport protocols as diverse as HTTP, WSP (part of WAP) and OBEX, and with data formats ranging from personal data (e.g. vCard & vCalendar) to relational data and XML documents. [1]

Which BlackBerry versions and servers will work with SyncJe for BlackBerry?

SyncJe for BlackBerry version 3 has the following requirements:

• BlackBerry OS 4.2.x: MultiSession, and all features of version 2 are fully functional. Due to lack of capability in this BlackBerry OS version, Custom Setup configuration settings will not be installed on these devices. The client will install with all settings fields as blank, instead of the custom settings. All BlackBerry models starting with an 8xxx, which includes all BlackBerry Curve, 8830, and Pearl, fall into this category.
  
  
• BlackBerry OS 4.3 or greater: MultiSession, Custom Setup, and all features of version 2 are fully functional. Custom Setup configuration settings will be installed on these devices. Currently, some of the newer BlackBerry Curve and Pearl models, as well as the new BlackBerry Bold (9000) fall into this category. This category will expand with time.

Works with SyncML 1.0.0 or 1.1.1 servers, including:

• Oracle Collaboration Suite
• First Class
• mDaemon
• Open-Xchange 5 Advanced Server
• Synkia

Version 3.2.24
- Updates for Tasks part

Version 3.2.22
- Resolved diagnostic delivery issue on devices with no email accounts
- Resolved issue related to loading client configuration

Version 3.2.20
- Fixes for Get Folders functionality (Included support for cccsolutions server)
- Fixes for recurring events

Version 3.2.18
- Added support for BlackBerry OS 6
- Added support for BlackBerry Torch devices
- Added support for recurring tasks
- Removed background sync from the 'Switch Application' menu
- Enhancements added to multisession support

Version 2.47
- Fixed how monthly recurrance rules are handled for Saturdays under certain circumstances.

Version 2.46
- Fixed issue with start date getting changed if recurrence rule was set on existing event

Version 2.43
- Changed client packaging. The new packaging of the client files fixes "907 invalid cod" errors for BlackBerries on some carriers.

Version 2.42
- Fixed bug relating to autosync failing under certain conditions for registered clients, saying they were not registered and the trail time had expired

Version 2.41
- Fixed bugs relating to vCards
- Enhanced resiliancy when receiving bad data from servers

Version 2.37
- Fixed bug with HTTPS support

Version 2.36
- Send Diagnostics reformatted, doesn't include encrypted SyncML username/password
- Corrected problem with reminders and all day events for some servers and certain BlackBerry models.
- Separate sync anchors for each folder.
- Corrected several minor problems.
- Sync won't start if signal level is too low to prevent interrupted sessions.

Version 2.34
- Improved error logging.
- Added "Test Connection" function in settings, it's now possible to make sure the Internet connection is working properly. Enter any valid url and press "Start", the first part of the response will show as text.

Version 2.33
- If you upgrade from earlier version, please look over the settings and save again.
- Added progress bars to show number of items synced.
- Now reports number of items synced after each successful sync, select "view log"
- You can now send diagnostics to support if you have problems with connection etc.
- From the settings screen you can now select "Clear databases", this will delete the data on the device and the sync anchors so
that you will get a slow sync downloading all data from the server the next sync.
- If you're using the latest version of BIS (2.3), attendees will be automatically sent emails when an event is saved. This can cause
multiple emails to be sent when syncing events with attendees. Select "Skip saving attendees" from the settings screen to avoid this from happening.

Version 2.25
- Fixed bug for 8800 devices and OS 2.4.1

Version 2.24
- Added adjustable transmission block size. select any value from 2 k and up. 8k is default

Version 2.23
- Fixed all day events problem with certain servers

Version 2.22
- Fixed registration problem

Version 2.21
- Fixed problem with local time and reminders
- Fixed wrong number of recurring events for week and month
- Added X-RIM-DCID field to contacts for PTT or DC support for iDen phones

Version 2.20
- Added option to choose between WAP, MDS or BIS-B Internet connection method.

Version 2.11
- Added option to set client timeout in settings

Version 2.10
- Made adjustment to device info for problem with GooSync and time zone
- Will now automatically add ?/dr(-n,n) to Calendar folder name when date range filter is used.
- New Registration process
- Get Folders will run in a separate screen

Please note!
There are some limitations in syncing certain fields depending on BlackBerry OS Version.
Limitations prior to BlackBerry OS version 4.1
- Contacts, will only sync one address either home or work.
- Calendar, All-day events flag will not be set.
- Tasks, Time zone setting in task is ignored, the timezone set in device settings will be used instead.

The instructions below are for the wireless, or "Over the Air" installation. This is the recommended installation method. To download SyncJe for BlackBerry to your desktop computer and install it using the BlackBerry Desktop Manager, please see the SyncJe for BlackBerry User Guide.

1. On your BlackBerry, run the BlackBerry Internet Browser.

2. In the Browser, select "Go To..." and enter this URL:
http://mobile.nexthaus.com

This will take you to the Mobile optimized version of the Nexthaus website.

3. Scroll down to the "Over the Air Downloads", and click on "SyncJe for BlackBerry"

4. Click on the "Download" button to accept the download.

SyncJe for BlackBerry will begin downloading.

5. Once the download is completed, the BlackBerry will notify you of the successful installation. Clicking OK will return you to the Browser. Exit the Browser and return to your application list.

6. Run SyncJe for BlackBerry.

7. Use the Menu key on your BlackBerry, and select Settings.

This will take you to the Settings screen, so that you can configure synchronization.

8. Fill in the server settings, as provided by your SyncML server provider. Use your BlackBerry Menu key to bring up the menu and "Save" your settings.

If you would like to use one of the free SyncML server providers, free SyncML servers can be found in the Getting Started section.

These are some recommended settings, regardless of your SyncML server provider:
- AutoSync every 1 hour
- Select the BIS radio button
- Skip Saving Attendees enabled

9. Once you are on the main screen again, use your BlackBerry Menu key to bring up the menu and select "Start Sync."

10. The first sync is always the longest. After the first one, only changes are synchronized.

That is all there is to it. If you have used the recommended settings and setup AutoSync in Settings, your BlackBerry will now stay in sync automatically, and without wires!

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