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Track UPS & FedEx Packages With Your Blackberry

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By: pdaBlast! Staff
February 22, 2007
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Keep track of your packages with TrakPak!

TrakPak allows you to track packages right on your BlackBerry, from four major shippers: UPS, USPS, FedEx, and DHL. Simply enter your tracking number, select the shipper and away you go. TrakPak will lookup the tracking information and display it on your screen.

You can also enter a short description of each tracking number for easy recall. The description will be displayed in the Tracking List in lieu of the tracking number.

If you make a mistake you can edit your tracking number, shipper or description at anytime. You can also save the tracking information for later viewing when you might be out of wireless coverage.

TrakPak will store up to 100 tracking numbers at a time. You can delete unused tracking numbers at anytime.



 
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