How to use your Blackberry as a modem (with NO additional fees)
We previously covered how to use your Blackberry Pearl as a modem on your Mac, but here is a method to use the Pearl as a Modem on any computer, WITHOUT incurring any fees.
Now granted this is a hack, and probably breaks your TOS with your service provider – so use with caution.
- Start your BlackBerry Desktop Manager and it should be running in the background. there is no need to click on any options. just open it. This is required to use BlackBerry as an external modem.
- Conenct your BlackBerry using USB cable to your Computer.
- Click on start->Control Panel -> Phones and Modems->Press Enter
- Click on Modem tab-> select the standard modem -> click on Properties -> Advanced and add only ONE of the following Extra initialization command line That applies to your carrier. APN Settings:
There’s a very simple and cool trick in Gmail to find out if any websites gave your email address away. In this example your Gmail addy is flowergirl1172@gmail.com (I have no idea why I chose that).


This extremely invasive (but safe) operation will allow you to add a second internal bootable (and RAIDable) Hard Disk drive to your MacBook or MacBook Pro by removing your optical drive. It is kinda a novel way to add storage considering how infrequently we use our optical drives and but are always clamoring for more HDD space. This is not for the faint of heart, and will require your Mac to go to an authorized service provider – but if you need the storage MCE has a solution!

