About the Blackberry
The BlackBerry was introduced in 1999 as a two-way pager. In 2002 the popular smart phone was released which supports email mobile phone, text messaging, internet faxing and browsing and other wireless services. Early versions of the Blackberry uses Intel-80386-based processors. Today, the latest device is equipped with Intel XScale 624MHz CPU, which makes it the fastest blackberry.
Here's a list of the current blackberry devices: Blackberry Curve 8520, Blackberry Curve 8900, Blackberry Tour 9630, BlackBerry Storm 9530, Blackberry Bold 9000, Blackberry Pearl Flip Series.
The smarthphone was developed by the Canadian company Research In Motion (RIM). RIM was founded in 1984 and Based in Waterloo, Ontario. They also have offices in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.
"The CrackBerry"
Blackberry derives it's name "Crackberry" because of it's pretty addicting email feature where you can send and receive anywhere in real time thereby giving the name to the device in reference to the street-drug which is called crack.
Make your own Blackberry Ringtones
http://www.makeownringtone.com - for all your ringtone needs not just for Blackberry. The site is absolutely free and doesn't need any downloads or registering. The steps are very easy Just upload your audio file, formats supported are mp3, wma or ogg. Then use markers to set range and clip duration. You can also adjust sound quality, and set filters.
Where to download Free Blackberry Ringtones
http://crackberry.com/free-ringtones- Here's a good site that offers really free ringtones for your blackberry. Although this site requires registration, all the free stuff makes it worth the while. Steps are also easy to follow, and the cool thing is you can preview the song before downloading which makes it very helpful. You can download the ringtune to your PC, then use a USB cable and your Blackberry's Desktop Manager software to install your new tone. This is great because no bandwidth was used.
You can also send the ringtune through email for easy Over-The-Air installation simply specify your BlackBerry device email address. You will receive an email containing the url for the ringtune and simply click on it. BlackBerry's Media Player will then open the ringtune, where you can choose to Save the MP3 as Ringtone.
