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Software Download for BlackBerry Support: Downloading Desktop Software v7.1.0 B42 (Multilanguage) indicates a required field: Would you like to receive information about BlackBerry and/or BlackBerry products and/or services from BlackBerry or authorized third parties selected by BlackBerry?Download BlackBerry Desktop Software - Connect your BlackBerry device to the PC and have desired music, videos and important documents easily transferred with the help of this application.Delete applications from the BlackBerry smartphone. Connect the BlackBerry® smartphone to a Mac computer. In the Applications folder, click BlackBerry Desktop Software. Click the Applications icon at the top of the screen. Clear the check box beside one or more of the applications that you want to delete.Get the tools you need to develop BlackBerry WebWorks apps for the BlackBerry PlayBook platform.Want the SDK for Windows instead?Download the Ripple emulator CRX file.Open your Google Chrome browser and go to Tools > Extensions. Then drag ripple_ui.crx into the Google Chrome Extensions window.To see further install instructions for the Ripple emulator, have a look here ›First you need the AIR SDK version 2.7. You can get it here ›Download the installer.During the installation you will be prompted to Choose Adobe AIR SDK Install Folder, select the location where you installed the Adobe AIR SDK.Blackberry Software 7.1 DownloadFor more instructions about the Playbook WebWorks SDK, go here ›Blackberry Access Software Download For MacThe Simulator is already bundled with the SDK but you need VMWare Fusion to run it. You can get it here ›Open a Finder window and go to

Want to start developing/porting Qt apps to Blackberry Playbook but don't want to dive into Qt libraries compilation? If yes then this article is for you, it lets you jump directly to developing Qt app skipping tedious process of compiling Qt libraries first.We'll be speaking here only about creating Qt application to be deployed to Blackberry Playbook Simulator (Qt library below is compiled for x86 architecture).1. Prepare your MS Windows system1.2. Create a folder C:\qt-x86-lib (you can create a folder wherever you want, this path will be used in this article)1.3. Download Qt library from and save it into C:\qt-x86-lib\ folder created in 1.2. This is a set of Qt libraries precompiled for x86 platform and suitable only for Simulator. This is not something that is being built nightly but it's fresh above and proved to work. Probably with time if there is enough interest in the project I'll setup something more serious to follow current Qt development repository.1.4. Unpack qt-x86-lib.tgz archive using any archivator that understands .tgz format (my favorite one is 7zip). You should get C:\qt-x86-lib\stage\... and lots of files/folders underneath.That's basically it, now you can start develop Qt app.2. Create QTHelloWorld project in Momentics IDEStart Momentics IDE.Click File->New->BlackBerry Tablet OS C/C++ Project and in Project Name: specify QTHelloWorld, hit Next and Basic Setting will open.Here:- check Language: C++- Build Style: Managed build- Project Type: Application-Empty ApplicationClick Next and Build Configurations will open, we want Simulator-Debug here. Click Finish.At this point we have an empty project with bar-descriptor

With the installation by clicking on the Install XXX Packages button.After installing the SDK platforms, click the Tools menu and start the Manage AVDs entry in order to configure the Android emulator and virtual environment.Android Virtual Device ManagerIn the Android Virtual Device Manager screen’s Android Virtual Devices tab, add a new device and specify:Name – The name for the virtual device.Device – The device itself.Target – Choose the Android version, for example: Android 2.2. You will see different Android versions depending on the SDK versions installed in the SDK Manager.SD Card Size – Define a size for the SD card, for example: 20.You can also define these settings in the Device Definitions tab and then click the Create AVD button.After the device creation is complete, the device will be added to the list. Select the device and click Start to run the emulator.Note:Additional information about the emulator can be found at: alternative emulator can be downloaded from: This emulator is actually a virtual machine running virtual Android devices. After downloading and installing the virtual machine, follow the wizard to download and install Android devices. Note that this emulator is faster than the native Android emulator.iOSThe iOS simulator runs only on Mac OS computers and requires the iOS development environment (Xcode) of version 5.0.To run the simulator, open the project in Xcode, set the Scheme combo box (on the top left side) to the required device (for example: iPad 5.0 Simulator) and click the Run button.BlackBerry PlayBook and BlackBerry 10The BlackBerry