Blackberry Battery

By Ari Riswanto

Remove BlackBerry Battery

1. Turn off your BlackBerry by pressing and holding the power button (the Red Phone key). In some cases, if your BlackBerry is locked, it may not turn off, just remove the battery as shown in the next steps.

2. Remove the battery cover. 3. Gently pry out and remove the battery. 4. Wait about 15 seconds.

5. Replace the battery, making sure to slide in the top of the battery first and press down from the bottom.

6. Replace the battery door by sliding it up until it latches.

7. Power on your BlackBerry (it may come on automatically). 8. If you see OFF next to your radio tower indicator in the upper-left or upper-right corner, you will need to turn on your wireless radio again. To do this, tap the Menu key, and click the radio tower icon, which says Manage Connections, and then click Restore Connections.

How to Update BlackBerry OS

BlackBerry is continually updating the operating system (OS) software for its devices.

Check BlackBerry's Current OS Version

Save Your Blackberry's Battery Power

The next best thing to purchasing a shiny and sleek blackberry is to save your blackberry's battery power. Below are some of the tips that would allow you to optimize the battery charging time for blackberry cell phones, with very little negative impact.

- Use phone when connected to an AC adapter or car charger if available. Most phones require a minimum battery power to work their way through. Hence, if your battery is fully drained, it won't work.

- Turn off the Bluetooth Radio when not required. If you don't use external GPS, BT headset, you can locate the settings or options page to disable the Bluetooth radio for your phone.

- Minimize usage of Internet Access. - Turn the Wi-Fi off. When not actively browsing the net, better keep the Wi-Fi in a disabled mode.

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