No Service For Blackberry?

February 11th, 2008

It’s times like these when I am happy that I no longer have a Blackberry, although I do miss it a little bit. Okay, not really.

BlackBerry smart phones have lost service across the United States, wireless carriers said Monday.

In a statement, AT&T spokesman Fletcher Cook said the disruption is affecting all wireless carriers. Cook said the company first learned about the problem from BlackBerry maker Research in Motion about 3:30 p.m. EST.

There was no word on the cause or how widespread the outage was.

I wonder what caused the outage? It’s kind of strange that they all lost service, no matter which network they were running on. I bet a lot of people had no idea what to do when the outage occurred too. Since they don’t read books anymore, they probably just sat there doing thumb exercises, huh?

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