Blackberry 8800 User Manual 2

User Guide
Share Your Where
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G e o - s o c i a l i n teraction for y o u r BlackBerry 8800 series smartphone
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Notices
Welcome to the Blip user guide
Blip is an easy-to-use geo-social interaction tool for BlackBerry® smartphones that feature internal GPS technology. It enables you to Share Your Where with the people that you know and vice versa. By sharing GPS locations, Blip helps everyone answer questions of Who, Where, and When.
Blip allows you to interact with BlackLine's GPS Snitch vehicle tracking and security product. GPS Snitch owners who are familiar with the GPS Snitch Web experience are now able to take it on the road with them on BlackBerry smartphones.
Users of BlackBerry Smartphones without GPS technology can share in the fun, interacting with shared GPS-enabled BlackBerry smartphones and GPS Snitch devices.
If you own a BlackBerry Pearl , BlackBerry Curve , or BlackBerry
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8700 , purchase a GPS Snitch for yourself and start tracking!
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Overview
Blip Introduction Screen
This Guide
For users wishing to publish GPS locations with the Blip application, this guide assumes that you have created a BlackLine account, activated your BlackBerry 8800 Series smartphone, and installed the Blip application.
For users who have a compatible BlackBerry without GPS and wish to interact with a GPS Snitch device or shared GPS-capable BlackBerry smartphones, this guide assumes you have an account and installed Blip on your BlackBerry device.
The following Web link offers further information about Blip, details on BlackBerry compatibility, how to create a BlackLine account, how to activate Blip on GPS-capable smartphones, and how to install Blip on compatible BlackBerry devices.
www.blacklinegps.com/blip
Blip Compatibility with BlackBerry Smartphones
The BlackBerry 8800 series is fully compatible with Blip. BlackBerry devices with 4.2 OS or higher are supported.
Overview
Note:
Blip requires BlackBerry operating system version
4.2 or higher.
Since GPS is not built within certain BlackBerry smartphones, the interaction experience is limited. If you have a non-GPS-enabled BlackBerry device, your smartphone will be able to interact with the BlackLine GPS Snitch and GPS-enabled BlackBerry 8800 series smartphones. However, others will not be able to map your most recent location since GPS publishing is not possible.
If you have a GPS Snitch or co-workers, friends, or family with a BlackBerry smartphone, go ahead and download Blip for your non­GPS-based BlackBerry smartphone. Signing up for the beta program is not necessary since your smartphone is not able to publish GPS locations.
Overview
GPS Location Security Notice
When you start Blip for the first time, your BlackBerry smartphone will notify you that it is requesting access to your GPS location. For Blip to perform correctly, you must agree to Blip’s continued access to your GPS data. Check “Don’t ask this again” and select the “Yes” button.
End User License Agreement (EULA)
When you start Blip for the first time, you are presented with an end-user license agreement. To use Blip, you must agree to the terms set out within this agreement.
GPS & EULA
Access to GPS information
End User License Agreement
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