i cant install any applications on my blackberry?
i have a blackberry curve, 8520. i cant install any applications such as facebook, yahoo messenger and twitter. it always says in the browser that server time out, try closing all windows in the browser and reload again, system requirements not met though i have 4gb of free space. how do i fix this? help pelase
Facebook, Y! Messenger and nearly every other app require data to work.
Do you have data included in your wireless plan?
Y!Messenger requirements:
A data service plan from your wireless service provider
A Yahoo! ID and password. Sign up for a Yahoo! ID
BlackBerry® Device Software v4.2 or later (to find your software version, click Options on the smartphone Home screen, then click About)
Facebook requirements:
A wireless data service plan from your wireless service provider
A BlackBerry smartphone with 64 MB of memory
882 KB of available smartphone memory
BlackBerry® Device Software Version 4.2 or later
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