Try the WSJ.com Mobile Reader

The WSJ.com Mobile Reader is a mobile application that delivers The Wall Street Journal to your BlackBerry® smartphone. The WSJ.com Mobile Reader automatically updates your phone with the latest headlines, and you can save full-text articles for reading when offline, without a wireless connection. Other features include a customizable "My Stocks" tab, "My Keywords" tab to track the news that's most important to you, and "My Feeds" tab to search and add RSS feeds from other sites and blogs.

WSJ.com Mobile Reader is a free application (depending on your plan, standard carrier data charges may apply). Full access to subscriber content for a limited time only.

Supported Devices include:

• BlackBerry® Bold™
• BlackBerry® Curve™
• BlackBerry® Pearl™
• BlackBerry® Storm™
• BlackBerry® 8700 Series
• BlackBerry® 8800 Series

WSJ.com Mobile Reader features business, finance and technology news and analysis, opinion columns and lifestyle articles from WSJ.com, as well as other WSJ Digital Network sites including MarketWatch.com, Barrons.com and AllThingsD.com.

From the My Stocks tab, select "Configure tab," then scroll down to the "Add symbol(s)" button. Use the stock's exchange-provided symbol, and select a market from the dropdown menu. If you don't know the symbol, you can find a symbol directory here.

Chinese stock quotes are handled differently than quotes for other markets. From the My Stocks tab, select "Configure tab," then scroll down to the "Add symbol(s)" button. Use the stock's exchange-provided symbol and add a suffix for the specific Chinese market: ".SH" for Shanghai and ".SZ" for Shenzhen. For instance, PetroChina's symbol would be entered as 601857.SH. You needn't change the market dropdown; enter Chinese stocks using the default dropdown setting of "U.S. Markets".

Key market indicators are configured to display on My Stocks automatically. To add more, from the My Stocks tab, select "Configure tab," then scroll down to the "Symbol Directory" button to find symbols. Hit back, and use the "Add symbol(s)" button to enter a symbol. Always select "U.S. Markets" from the "Select a Market" dropdown menu.

The articles you see on the Mobile Reader are the most recent articles from WSJ.com. Additional articles and features are available on WSJ.com.

WSJ.com sections that are available on the Mobile Reader are:

• What's News
• Tech
• Opinion
• Life (features articles from the Personal Journal section)
• Columns (includes blog posts from WSJ.com, Barrons.com and AllThingsD.com)
• Most Popular (incorporates Most Viewed and Most Emailed features on WSJ.com)

This tab features real-time market news and information provided by MarketWatch.com, a site that is part of The Wall Street Journal Digital Network.

Your company may have BlackBerry® Enterprise Server (BES) installed that restricts installation of third party applications.

The placement of the "WSJ" icon for the mobile reader can vary: some phones place it in the "Games" menu, some place it in the "Games & Apps" menu and others place it in the "Applications" menu. Some phones ask you during install where you would like to place it.

If you use your BlackBerry® outside of a company, then you must rely on your cell phone carrier's WAP gateway instead. In order for WSJ Mobile to work correctly, you must choose your carrier from the list provided in the application. If you can't find your carrier listed, then you need to select "Other" and enter your gateway information you recieved from your carrier. If you need a username to authenticate, then you can enter that as well. Here is a list of carriers and their settings. If you do use a carrier setting that's not in the application, let us know in the forum and we'll add it in the next version.

By default a WAP gateway and the BlackBerry® Enterprise Server (BES) limit the amount of data that can be downloaded in one request to 128K bytes (about 400 articles). During an Update, if the phone requests more than this amount, then you will sometimes get this error. You can change the maximum number of articles downloaded for feeds or turn off downloading logos to get the size under 128k. This can be done via "Settings -> Download" on the phone. Tip: If you use a BlackBerry® Enterprise Server, this value can be increased (assuming you can influence an Administrator to change it on your behalf!)

You may receive this error if your phone doesn't have a valid Internet connection. Please call your carrier to confirm that you have a data plan.

You may receive communication errors while using the service when your device has limited or no connectivity to the data network. To resolve this issue, change your location.

The full story was deleted from your device to make room for newer articles. To view the deleted story again, click "Full Story." To increase your cache size, go to "settings" -> "Cache" -> "Maximum" -> "Full story data stored"

Select "Search" -> Enter the word you want to find -> Select "Search".

Send allows you to share articles with your friends and colleagues. You can access your contacts, send an article to yourself, or enter an email address.

Full Story allows you to download the full story for viewing either online or without a wireless connection.

WSJ Mobile supports a variety of font sizes. These can be changed via the Settings -> Screen font.

You can download 10 stories at a time by going to Refresh Articles -> Get 10 full stories.

Select the tab you want to configure, go to "Configure tab" -> select the feeds -> save changes.

On your device go to "Settings", than select the backlight icon. Here you can set the length of time to leave the backlight on when your device is not in use. Remember that the longer the backlight stays on, the sooner you will need to charge your device's battery.