Give your BlackBerry a global reach with Berry2Berry. A simple, yet effective PTT (Push-To-Talk) app for BlackBerry devices running OS 4.2 or later. Berry2Berry allows you to communicate with other BlackBerry users around the world in realtime without the hassle of knowing long distance rates, country codes, or even phone numbers. All you need is the PIN number of the BlackBerry device that you want to connect to.1 And since Berry2Berry uses your carriers BlackBerry data plan, there are no long distance charges incurred while talking to other users anywhere in the world.2 So why spend money making a 30 second call back to the office to only get someone's voicemail, or spend 15 minutes on hold internationally to get information from a coworker? Now you can have them message you back when they are available and tell you the information free.2 And with the voicemail/message save feature, you don't have to worry about missing the message, you can replay it as many times as you need for no additonal charges since the message is saved to your phone. So how is this any different than sending a voice message through BBM (BlackBerry Messenger)? It is the same process only faster3, more intuitive, seamless, and lets you send longer messages4. It also allows for you to record an away/busy message to be played when you are unavailable.5
1 Berry2Berry pulls the contacts PIN information directly from your phonebook, so you only need to have the PIN stored on the phone.
2 While there are no long distance charges, you could be charged data usage by your provider. Please check with your carrier for your data plan usage amounts and limits.
3 Speed is referring to the setup time to send and receive a message through the BlackBerry Messenger application.
4 Messages can be up to 5 minutes in length.
5 Message is automatically sent back to the sender if your status is set to away.
2 While there are no long distance charges, you could be charged data usage by your provider. Please check with your carrier for your data plan usage amounts and limits.
3 Speed is referring to the setup time to send and receive a message through the BlackBerry Messenger application.
4 Messages can be up to 5 minutes in length.
5 Message is automatically sent back to the sender if your status is set to away.
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