iPhone links:
http://iphone-bulgaria.com/forum/
http://iphone-bulgaria.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=23824
http://iphone-bulgaria.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=11965
http://www.iphone-bulgaria.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=25150
http://iphone-bulgaria.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=7015&p=193768&hilit=appleid#p193768
If you are looking for Adobe AIR SDK 2.5 for developing for BalckBerry playbook look at the link below 
http://airdownload.adobe.com/air/win/download/2.5/AdobeAIRSDK.zip
I found this link
Note that you should turn off Settings->SD card -> Mass Storage Only option.
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Step #1: Make sure your BlackBerry IS NOT connected to your computer. Locate and Open the App Loader application. You won’t have a shortcut to this program on your start menu. You need to locate it manually. Open your file browser, go to your C Drive (operating system drive) and navigate your way through the folders to Program Files > Common Files >Research In Motion > AppLoader. Once you are in the AppLoader directory, double click on the Loader application shortcut. Once Loader opens, you can click Next and then proceed to Step #2. As you may have noticed, we skip Desktop Manager altogether.
Step #2: We need to connect the BlackBerry to the Computer via USB cable. But here’s where the tricky part comes in with the Nuked BlackBerry. Do you see in the image above where it says COM1? What we want to do is plug in the BlackBerry, and when COM1 switches to say USB-PIN:UNKNOWN we immediately click Next. This catches the BlackBerry and takes it out of the constant reboot cycle and allows you to then reload the Operating System.
Tip: The USB-PIN:UNKNOWN option will display for a few seconds when the BlackBerry is first connected/flashing its LED in red. With a Nuked BlackBerry, That occurs when the device is in the initial start-up part of it’s reboot sequence. The easiest way to get that to happen (vs. waiting for that step in the reboot sequence where you have a tenth of a second to hit Next before you lose your chance) is to simply pull the battery from the BlackBerry. With the battery pulled, connect the BlackBerry to the USB connector and as SOON as you see USB-PIN:UNKNOWN hit Next. You have to be quick still, but using this method you are in control of the timing. From there you can put the battery back in and battery cover back on (Make Sure you install the battery or else when the OS update is completing and the device disconnects from the computer to reboot, it will lose the power provided by the USB connection and you will get an error and have to do it all over again!).
** If you don’t get it right the first time, try again (unplug from USB, pull battery, connect and hit Next while USB-PIN:Unknown is showing). You have to be fast and the timing is key, so it may take you three or four tries.
Multiple commands in CMD
&
command1 & command2
Execute Command1 and then execute Command2
&&
command1 && command2
Runs the command2 only when command1 does Complete successfully
||
command1 || command2
Runs the second command if the first command had an error
()
(command1 || command2) || (command3 & command4)
Defines the order in which commands are to be executed
More Info .. Copied From “ntcmds.chm” Present In “%SystemRoot%\Help”
>
Writes the command output to a file or a device, such as a printer, instead of the Command Prompt window.
<
Reads the command input from a file, instead of reading input from the keyboard.
>>
Appends the command output to the end of a file without deleting the information that is already in the file.
>&
Writes the output from one handle to the input of another handle.
<&
Reads the input from one handle and writes it to the output of another handle.
|
Reads the output from one command and writes it to the input of another command. Also known as a pipe.
this is a test caption
Procedure:
Opened file
Start recording
Operation1, Operation2, … , OperationN
Close file
Stop recording
Note that when exporting file there is a useful option to “overwrite default save”.
Run the following command as administrator
C:\Windows\system32>powercfg /hibernate on
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