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Another Auto-Update For BlackBerry Unite 1.01

by Ronen Halevy on Jun 18th, 2008 at 2:17 pm EST
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Nikolaus Walch let me know that RIM has sent out an auto-update to all current BlackBerry Unite 1.01 users. (For more info check out this post) I should have prompted you with the following message:

Unite

So far we don’t know what changed in the update but it updates Unite 1.0.1 from bundle 29 to 35. Version 1.01 fixed the browser issue so here is to hoping…

A little advice from Nikolaus:

It says you have to “Reactivate your BlackBerry” as explained in the Getting Started Guide.  Where is the Getting Started Guide?  I went to the Unite! help and searched for Reactive; nothing came up.  I eventually went under Users >> Device Management >> Mobile First Aid >> BlackBerry Device Activation.  That seemed to do the trick.

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3 Comments to “Another Auto-Update For BlackBerry Unite 1.01”

  1. Posted by: good4every1
    June 19, 2008 at 7:33 am EST

    So far we don’t know what changed in the update but it updates Unite 1.0.1 from bundle 29 to 35.

  2. Posted by: ExeHome
    June 19, 2008 at 7:34 am EST

    It says you have to “Reactivate your BlackBerry” as explained in the Getting Started Guide. Where is the Getting Started Guide? I went to the Unite! help and searched for Reactive; nothing came up.

  3. Posted by: Adeel Ayub
    July 3, 2008 at 7:08 am EST

    It says you have to “Reactivate your BlackBerry” as explained in the Getting Started Guide. Where is the Getting Started Guide? I went to the Unite! help and searched for Reactive; nothing came up. I eventually went under Users >> Device Management >> Mobile First Aid >> BlackBerry Device Activation. That seemed to do the trick.