Download Large Files On BlackBerry - It Works!

Have you ever tried downloading a large file of say 5MB on your BlackBerry device only to get a download failed error half way through?

Well we all are in the same shoes.

According to my network provider's customer care team, RIM servers have a download cap which does not allow the download of files larger than 4.8MB. Funny enough, they do allow the download of mp3 files larger than 5MB. Strange no?

BlackBerry geeks say the download cap has been removed in the new OS Version 6 which is only available to select networks and phones. Relentlessly I've searched for a way out and buried deep within the BlackBerry Forums, I found a solution that works for real.

If you're ready, here's how to download large files of up to 70MB on your BlackBerry Device using a simple. easy to use Versatile Monkey Application

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The application in question is none other than PodTrapper and it goes for $10 only though you are allowed to enjoy it for FREE for 30 days .

The app is quite easy to set up as you are about to witness below:

STEP 1: Download and Install PodTrapper via your Blackberry Browser or BlackBerry App World.

STEP 2: Launch the application, click on Menu and then Add A podcast as shown below. The app will not work UNTIL a podcast has been added to it.

Select Enter Feed URLs manually

Enter any RSS feed of your choice

Save and Exit

To begin downloading any file of your choice, click on Menu then Download File

Enter the Direct Download URL of what you want to download and then click on Download

Choose a directory to save your download to and then click on Select

You'll get a notification that your download has started. To view your downloads, click on Menu then View Downloads

Well folks that's all there is to it. Let's just hope that BlackBerry doesn't go crazy on us and put a stop to the PodTrapper

If you've got any questions, feel free to ask and I'll try to respond as well as I can.

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