BLACKBERRY PLAYBOOK WIMAX NEW PHONE REVIEW

BLACKBERRY PLAYBOOK WIMAX NEW PHONE REVIEW

this phone is so delicious. i love to touch it. sends me back to when i was young boy with big love for world. i enjoy it. you should buy it and tell me about it. we can eat together in a nice eatery.

BLACKBERRY PEARL 3G 9105 NEW PHONE REVIEW

BLACKBERRY PEARL 3G 9105 NEW PHONE REVIEW

pearl 3g keypad is using a light sensor technology,so if you were in the dark area the keypad will lighting,but if you were in the area with good lightening,your keypad wont be lighting its all to save your battery life.

BLACKBERRY OS 7 PHONE REVIEW

BLACKBERRY OS 7 PHONE REVIEW

Since OS 7 isn't compatible with older devices, the leaked ROM can’t be installed on any current BlackBerry device. We’ll have to wait for the Curve 9350/Curve 9370 (those are Sedona and Apollo respectively) to come out to see how the new OS handles without a touchscreen.

Note that the only BlackBerry OS 7 devices that are currently official use the touchscreen/portrait QWERTY combo, so their UI and the one on the Curve isn't the same.

Three video tutorials (at the bottom of this article) were extracted from the ROM (they were intended as on-device tutorials). They show how to use the OS with the optical trackpad and the QWERTY keyboard. There’s a fourth video that shows how to insert SIM and microSD cards but we’ll skip that as it’s hardly interesting.

The ROM is for the T-Mobile version of the BlackBerry Curve, though other versions shouldn’t be very different.

BLACKBERRY CURVE 8520 NEW PHONE REVIEW

BLACKBERRY CURVE 8520 NEW PHONE REVIEW
Specswise the BlackBerry Curve 8520 fares decently with the missing 3G connectivity being the only major letdown.

The QWERTY-enabled 8520 packs a 65K-color landscape QVGA TFT display. It has quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support as well as Wi-Fi connectivity. A 2 megapixel snapper, Bluetooth and USB complete the list of noteworthy features.

As we already wrote the handset will be available through T-Mobile, starting from August 5. Vodafone UK should also be getting it soon. Unfortunately there is still no information regarding its pricing or its eventual availability with other carriers.

BLACKBERRY CURVE 3G 9330 NEW PHONE REVIEW

BLACKBERRY CURVE 3G 9330 NEW PHONE REVIEWto use a phone overseas make sure the phone has a sim card slot. most countries you can buy a sim cheap and use it. i know verizon ans sprint does not have sim card slots.

BLACKBERRY CURVE 3G 9300 NEW PHONE REVIEW

BLACKBERRY CURVE 3G 9300 NEW PHONE REVIEW
Apart from the HSDPA-support, there are only a few other differences between the Curve 3G 9300 and the elderly Curve 8520. The newly introduced smartphone is said to be BlackBeryy 6 ready (the update from ver. 5 to ver. 6 should become available in the coming months).

On top of that it will also feature a built-in GPS receiver and there will be support for Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, too (the BlackBerry Curve 8520 had no GPS receiver and came with 802.11b/g Wi-Fi).

The rest remains untouched. We find the same 256K-color QVGA display as well as an optical trackpad and a comfy QWERTY-keyboard underneath it. Like its predecessor, the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 also packs a standard 3.5mm audio jack, dedicated music keys and a microSDHC card slot. And backstage there is the familiar 2MP fixed-focus snapper.

BLACKBERRY BOLD TOUCH 9930 NEW PHONE REVIEW

BLACKBERRY BOLD TOUCH 9930 NEW PHONE REVIEW
The folks over at Boy Genius Report have got their lucky hands on the Bold Touch 9930 and according to them the phone looks much better in person, than on the product renders, that leaked a while ago. Along with the good looks, the Bold Touch 9900 is reported to be very well-built, too.

Here are some photos of the early production unit. Notice the carbon back battery cover, which seems more and more likely to replace the faux leather one RIM has been using so far.