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Ok, so I left Rogers about a month back. When I was hired by them, they gave me a free line (700 daytime, 500 MB of data) for whatever I wanted to use it for, so a free line. When I left the company, I thought for sure the 1st thing they would disconnect it immediately.

Well, guess what?!?!? I Still got it.

Yep, still rocking a free line from Rogers, and loving it. I don't know how long I'm going to be able to keep it, but I love it!! I love my phone number...

Well I decided to give TwitterBerry a try, since I usually never use it, but it's becoming more and more popular out there, so might as well give a try. It installed just fine on my 8900 (don't know why it's not on the approved devices list), and I'm tweeting away.

Very easy to use, nice interface, so I have to recommend it everyone!

Check me out at Twitter here.

Here's the OTA link in case you want to give it a try

Well, unfortunately, due to certain circumstances, I had to quit my position at one of the retail stores here, so I'm no longer working for a Rogers dealer. I will miss dealing with all the clients and cool insider information of new plans and phones that get released, but oh well.

Wow...I was shocked when I watched the video....

Palm Pre: CNET's Best of CES 2009

Well, I thought I'd share this since BPlay customer service has been very non-helpful and is not responding to my inquiries at all, which I don't understand why, nor feel I should be treated this way. I'm letting you all know about this so you are warned.

When I purchased my Javalin/Curve 8900, I subscribed to BPlay's newsletter so that I could download their special starter pack for new subscribers (A free Game, Theme, and Mp3 Ringtone). I attempted the download but it was not...

Well, after all the things that I've said about why I decided to go to the iPhone, I'm officially back with to the Blackberry world, and it's good to be home. I do feel better having a Blackberry back in my hands, as the iPhone is fun, but it's not meant for the business user.

I honestly do love the iPhone a lot for it's cool features and applications, but I need a reliable device that's not going to die on me after a 3 or 4hr talk day. If my device can't make it through my day...

Ohhh...this is great. Now I'm really starting to wonder if I should keep my personal information on my iPhone, or continue to use it as my personal device after this story I found. Check this out:

http://www.theiphoneblog.com/2008/08...overed-in-202/

Definitely makes you worry about those corporate people that use an iPhone as their device, eh??? Definitely a major...

Well, I heard it loud and clear from my fellow Pinstackers and I guess I deserved some it, but really, I don't understand why everyone is pissy, ESPECIALLY since I'll be getting the Bold This coming September from my work. Don't worry everyone, I'll always own a BlackBerry. ;-)

So, since switching from my TELUS Mobility 8330 Curve, it has been interesting getting used to a full touch-screen device with no physical keyboard. That right there is one of main things that I really miss:...

Ok, so as you know, I got my iPhone, and many of you are probably wondering why I would buy it in the 1st place, why I would choose it over the Bold as my personal device, and many other questions I'm sure. Here are my reasons:

1.) Media

- The iPhone is honestly the best multimedia device that I've used. The ability to flip through my music with a flick of my finger, the cover flow option when

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