Videos/Unboxings

BlackBerry Healthcare Application Demo: iNurse from Advanced Health & Care

I’m a great lover of when it comes to seeing new customised applications for the BlackBerry. We have covered various Police Force and NHS Foundation videos in the past who utilize the BlackBerry solution and iNurse is another application that BlackBerry UK has released a video of on their YouTube channel.

iNurse is a mobile patient management system which enables community clinicians and nursing teams to record and communicate patient care information using their BlackBerry smartphone, including apps that help you take care of yourself and to control the use of your medications, vitamins or supplements for everyday, the t-booster is one of the most popular for males in their apps and contraceptives for woman.

If the amount of time spent doing paper work can make clinicians more time effective and improve patient care then that can only be a good thing.

iNurse for Blackberry offers the following:

• Viewing and recording of patient care information – as well as delivering case information, community nurses can record consultation activity and outcomes at the point of care, improving quality, safety and reliability of patient care
• Provision of quality management information – including the monitoring of case transit and nurse arrival status
• iNurse can integrate with all key patient management systems (including Adastra & Crosscare) to update patient records with consultation information and service delivery information
• Improved efficiency and productivity – increasing team visits by up to 25% through reducing paperwork and unnecessary travel time
• Messages back to GP systems – information recorded using iNurse can be messaged back to the patient’s GP or other registered care provider
• Lone worker safety supported by up to date location information
• iNurse works in a semi connected environment – the device is always functional even when there is a loss of signal
• Integrates with several third-party applications including satellite navigation

If you fancy taking a look at the application in action you can see the video below:

Samsung GALAXY S III Official TV Commercial

Designed for humans and inspired by nature, the GALAXY S III is a smartphone that recognizes your voice, understands your intention, and lets you share a moment instantly and easily.

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Octopus Keyboard for iPhone mimics BlackBerry 10

We only saw the BlackBerry 10 keyboard previewed in the last couple of weeks and already it has been copied for the iPhone, if you are jailbroken.

As you will see in the following video the Octopus keyboard still looks the same as the current iPhone keyboard however it now has the addition of the same word prediction and flicking the word up to add to your messages we saw RIM preview. Clearly using Octopus will not be as easy compared to a BlackBerry 10 device due to screen size but in the meantime it looks good.

According to iMore the Octopus keyboard is due for a  May 20th release on Cydia. Between now and then I would imagine that Research in Motion’s lawyers will be working overtime to get Octopus stopped. I’m sure they wouldn’t have shown it off at the BlackBerry World 2012 keynote unless it was fully patented?

Anyway, you can catch the video below. It is pretty cool and quite funny that the iPhone is mimicking a BlackBerry.

Huawei Honor U8860 Unboxing Video

The Huawei Honor combines great features with a simple elegant design and long battery life. It benefits from the inclusion of a simple fluid interface which ensures the apps and features you need are always to hand. It comes supplied with a 1.4GHz processor, 4 inch screen and an 8 megapixel camera. There is additionally high speed HSPA connectivity and DLNA compatibility for responsive web browsing and easy connectivity to your other devices.

Huawei has included a 1900mAh battery with the Honor which provides a stunning usage time of up to 3 days and standby of up to 3 weeks, 10 hours of continuous video playback or 6 hours of gaming are possible.

The 1.4GHz processor means that the device is responsive to all your requirements and means you can multi-task, to achieve more. This combined with the large bright 4 inch touch screen ensures that the best entertainment media can be enjoyed. The screen additionally benefits from a wide-viewing angle and crisp image quality to enhance the user experience.

With an 8 megapixel camera which includes HDR (High Dynamic Range), so you always capture the photos you want. The HDR facility means that you are able to capture crystal clear close-up photos with brilliant quality.

Sounds pretty good doesn’t it? You can see the unboxing and hands on video below:

BlackBerry Curve 9320 Hands on Video

Our brand new BlackBerry Curve 9320 didn’t come with a box so we will have to do an unboxing video another time. In the meantime you can see this great new ‘low cost’ Smartphone put through its paces where we give a tour of both the hardware and software.

Running BlackBerry 7.1 the Curve 9320 is a superb successor to the 8520/9300 that have sold so well here in the UK. Along with the new OS the device gets some other hardware upgrades from its predecessors including a bigger battery which will please many BlackBerry users.

The BlackBerry Curve 9320 is the perfect excuse for the UK youth to stay with Team BlackBerry. From only £129.95 sim free and as low as £10.50 per month on contract with Orange the 9320 could well be bargain of the year!

You can see the video along with phone specs below:

The police pursuit at BlackBerry World 2012 – Video

The following text is serious but not nearly as serious as the high (I mean low) speed pursuit that took place at BlackBerry World 2012 between the QNX Porsche 911 and the Dodge Charger Police Enforcer. You must watch this video. It’s a classic!

In anticipation of the the unveiling of RIM’s new QNX-based BlackBerry 10 Operating System, there was a high intensity buzz at this year’s ‘Everything BlackBerry’ show in Orlando, where 5,000 developers, software and hardware vendors, and wireless carrier reps came together to see what the host company had to offer. 
Speaking for the first time as CEO at the show, was Thorsten Heins, who told the audience at a packed news conference, that “We’re here to win. We’re not here to just be in the game.” Heins and many other BlackBerry keynote speakers focused attention on BlackBerry 10 – a QNX based operating system that is so much more than just a smartphone OS. BlackBerry 10 is a whole new mobile computing platform that not only drives the BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0 tablet, but is also the OS for everything from medical devices to nuclear reactors; from commercial airliners to most of the cars found on North America’s roads.

BlackBerry Curve 9320 – Official Video

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Smash Cops for BlackBerry PlayBook – Video

This is without doubt the best game I have played on the BlackBerry PlayBook. If you like the thought of playing cops and robbers this game is for you.

PURSUE! Take down runaway felons whilst avoiding civilian traffic and buddy police as you chase and weave through traffic.
ESCAPE! Escape under time pressure from felon attack and get to a call out location as quickly as possible.
CHALLENGE! 4 different mini games: smash a load of cars illegally parked in a car park, weave through a course laid out by cones, dodge traffic on a highway and collect evidence throughout the city.

GROUND BREAKING CONTROLS! By placing your finger behind the car you can steer, weave, defend and attack runaway felons with full control of your vehicle, never before used in touch racing games.
LARGE DRIVABLE CITY! Huge city with high quality visuals creates a fun and rich environment for different attack and escape routes spread over 20 missions and 5 vehicles.
CHAOS AND MAYHEM! Smash, crush and flip felon vehicles. Obliterate the street scenery.

Video below:

South Wales Police working with BlackBerry

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Capturing that Magic Moment: A Hint of the BlackBerry 10 Camera Features

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