The blog “Blackberry [sic] Software Just another WordPress weblog” has mentioned Impatica viaDock. Interest in this software is growing thanks to the terrific dissemination of information across the user community. Thanks to the owner of the BlackBerry Software blog for further spreading the earlier write-up from Via Ronen Halevy from BerryReview.com. Once again, we appreciate the support.

Blackberry Blog (Yet Another!)

The BlackBerry blogging community seems to have discovered Impatica viaDock. As a service to the subscribers of their blog, the blogger for Blackberry [sic] Blog (Yet Another!) has outlined the benefits and uses for Impatica viaDock in their article. We appreciate this continued support from the BlackBerry community.

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BlackBerry Cool Mobile: Impatica viaDock: BlackBerry Control from Mac or PC

BerryReview.com, an online magazine created to explore new features and innovations for the BlackBerry, recently reviewed Impatica viaDock. Their mission is to “to squeeze the ultimate potential and enjoyment from our favorite device” and Impatica viaDock does just that. Use the comforts of your monitor and keyboard to operate your BlackBerry with Impatica viaDock!

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Impatica viaDock has been featured in the Summer 2009 edition of the BlackBerry Alliance Partner E-Newsletter. Many thanks to Research in Motion for their continued support of our smartphone screen projection and enhanced usability solution! 

Impatica viaDock can be operated in either normal view or mini view. The normal view displays the handheld screen, supports input from your PC keyboard and mouse and offers a variety of time-saving tools for operating your BlackBerry. The mini view is a small palette that can be kept in view while using other applications so that you may monitor your BlackBerry status and quickly place and receive phones calls.

View the Impatica viaDock section of the e-newsletter now >>

Impatica has long had Knowledgebase articles outlining how to upload impaticized PowerPoint presentations to both the WebCT and BlackBoard Learning Management Systems (LMS). Recently, these articles have been upgraded to reflect newer versions of the software [CE 8] and the fact that BlackBoard purchased WebCT several years ago:

https://www.impaticize.com/impkb/questions/125/