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Charging Your BlackBerry
Before using your BlackBerry, ensure that the battery is
charged. Should the battery require charging, connect
one end of the cable to the charger and the other to the
BlackBerry device; insert the plug into a suitable power
source. The battery will also charge while the device is
connected to your PC.
Your SIM Card
Your SIM card (Subscriber Identity Module) is the key to
your International BlackBerry service. This small chip
contains all the information you store on your device. Your
BlackBerry comes ready-to-use, with your SIM card in place.
Use while driving
Be sure to check local regulations before using your
BlackBerry as a phone while driving. Roadpost recommends
that you always use a headset while driving. For your
convenience and safety, headsets are included with all
devices.
Emergency services
Most countries in Europe use 112 as their emergency service
number. Check with your travel agent or hotel for the
emergency information in the country you are traveling to.
Coverage
A variety of local networks allow you to use your service
around the world, and offer varying signals for use. Data
and voice service is available only on GPRS networks, while
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all other networks allow only voice. Refer to the GPRS
coverage insert provided to determine which countries offer
a GPRS signal for full data and voice use.
Note: Just like your domestic cellular service in North
America, your signal will be the strongest when traveling in
major cities and more densely populated areas. When
traveling in rural, or more secluded areas, you may
experience less consistent coverage.
For more information on services supported in the country
you are traveling to, contact Roadpost Customer Care.
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