BlackBerry Marketplace

BlackBerry Marketplace - The list above are some of the latest BlackBerry products you can buy, if you are interested in buying it please see first reviews and its specifications, if it fits with your will, please purchase it.

So consummate a Blackberry devices that are now booming among the crowd, now began to look for users of mobile handsets that in fact have limited funds. The result, the demand for cheap Blackberry handset has increased and this is one reason for proliferation of the handset – handset Blackberry unofficial market.

The price is cheap and the unlimited option is the reason Blackberry handset needless official still hunted today. But did you know a lot more important things taken into consideration in addition to pricing and unlimited options. Especially those of you who want to use the Blackberry internet service in the handset you purchased.






But before we talk far way, keep in mind that the Blackberry has hired three cellular operators in Indonesia. Sales and after-sales service will be carried out by the three operators, and handset-Blackberry handsets that they remove the operator has been locked so that it can only be used by the service belongs to them alone. And let's agree that handset-Blackberry handsets this we call the official Blackberry.

While Blackberry unlocked version of foreign operators that are sold without an agreement with local operators, we will refer to as Blackberry BM (= Unofficial Black Market).

Official BlackBerry Characteristics :


The Characteristic:

1. From the look out for products such as these seem seamless, with no operator logo abroad. But, if anything (is in the process) is the local operator logo.
2. the network has been locked so that the Handset can only be used for service operators who carry it (carrier).

Advantages:

1. PIN and IMEI is guaranteed to be used to service the BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS).
2. easy to do activation service.
3. have available applications and content, such as social networking and chat.
4. after-sales service guaranteed.

Disadvantage:

1. Expensive, or likely to be more expensive than goods BM.
2. can only be used for a specific operator services.
Characteristics Of BlackBerry BM (Unofficial)

The Characteristic:

1. Judging by the look of an operator logo is usually abroad, such as Vodafone, TIM, and so on.
2. can be used for numbers of different operators (already unlocked).


SHOPPING TIPS


Then what to do if one day we are confronted on a blackberry that does not clear its existence? There are several things you can do, it featured the following:

1. ask for unlock BlackBerry handsets before you buy.
See a PIN and IMEI with how to enter the menu, press Options, and then status. Or it could be from the home page (stand-by) and press [Alt] + [Shift] + [H]. Match the cable with PIN and IMEI listed in box packs a handset. If it fits, switch off the handset, and then view the PIN and IMEI in place of the battery. Everything has to be the same.

a. "Your device has not yet been registered with the network", then cheer up, it means the IMEI and PIN can be directly used to enjoy bus service.

b. "The BlackBerry is registered with another provider", you shouldn't be worried because there are two possibilities:
First, the IMEI and PIN are new (not yet used those) but it's been listed on the service abroad.
Second, the PIN and IMEI is already used by another person with foreign operators.
If the second possibility happens (normally Blackberry BM), ask for warranty Exchange new Handset, because it was feared could not be used again.


c. "Your Account is already registered", most likely the handset that you can is used or refurbished merchandise. Or PIN and IMEI is in it's in someone else.-klone Avoid stuff like this. Or ask for warranty Exchange, if you're still curious.

d. "Your Account is Suspended", a condition like this should not be purchased. Because of the PIN and Email have been reported as cases of illegal substances, lost, or stolen klone, results.

In fact there have been many services to activate your PIN and IMEI which ter-suspended. But it includes the process of illegal and as much as possible be avoided so as not to incur the problem later.

2. To see if the Blackberry you'll buy a new or can't do well with this trick:
Open the BlackBerry Menu, select Options, and then Status.
At page this type: B U Y R on your keyboard. Then some more data will appear.
If the data usage and his voice usage is still 0, then it is certain that is the new stuff. If not 0, make sure the data usage after exceeded. If you're still limited to 2 s. d 3 kb only, then it is still reasonable, probably used for data unlocked (BlackBerry BM).

Whatever you decide to do with consideration of a mature and responsible.

Reviews BlackBerry Bold 9900 Phone Mobiles

RIM fans in the UK is looking forward to get their hands on the BlackBerry Bold will 9900's And use some design changes, the first smartphone with BlackBerry OS 7 (seventh).

What we like
Is striking, BlackBerry Bold 9900, 2.8-inch TFT-LCD screen. Redesigned icons are sharper, more colorful and attractive than the existing white line of symbols Bold 9780 Besides the screen is very bright, by increasing resolution of 480x320 to 640x480 pixels.

Text seems stronger than the Samsung Galaxy S (which is not surprising considering resolution of 218dpi 287dpi here) and some colors (especially red) may seem bolder than the iPhone 4 Loads with good video quality and playback is smooth with good contrast, in short, is infinitely watchable, despite the relatively small screens.

Only 10 mm deep breathing class grass 9900's The stainless steel cap on the banks as opposed to the plastic body and buttons accent glass façade. They are generously by a delight, even if you have big fingers.

The control of the Bold 9900, with a combination a four-way sound and touch keys by touching the screen. We thought we used the touch screen to select an application to surf the Internet, and the four-way navigation key to scroll through the menus.

There are some shortcuts cleaned. Press the top of the screen near the clock for the connectivity options (such as Wi-Fi), while a crane from the task bar to show unread messages (including updates to the App World and the calendar).

Following the Universal Search OS 6, press on the magnifying glass, and a password will immediately scour the phone or complete search on via YouTube, the BlackBerry App World and Google Local Search (among others). Touch the icon of a microphone, you can voice-activated search we found to exact to about 80% of the time.

Powered by a 1.2 GHz processor, QC 8655, the Bold 9900 feels very fast if the home screens and Web pages from top to bottom like. We took the opportunity to contact icons on the Facebook and Twitter is not an immediate reaction and Paul at the bottom of the page, often to invite one or two seconds needed, but it's not really a problem.

Applications on Facebook and Twitter are easy to use. A nice touch is the ability to stream photos directly from the application into the fat on Facebook. At the time of the Facebook application is being updated, so we update this article as soon as possible.

BlackBerry fans will be not disappointed in the e-mail. We want the inbox, the messages displayed by several accounts sync, even if you choose separate display. More useful than you another e-mail BBM draw text, instant messaging, Twitter or Facebook message, select it without opening each application.

With addition of NFC technology to make sure the RIM BlackBerry Bold 9900 scalable connectivity, especially because people who use technology are few and far between now. On the Connections tab and networks (N) appears in the status bar.

The RIM Bold 9900 features a 720p HD camcorder, the movie starts very easily and is very good at dealing with movement of light in the darkness, even if the movie is a bit soft.









We need to BlackBerry Bold 9900 player of music, which is very impressive talk. In a good pair of headphones (Sennheiser CX281 we have) and you get a good balance between bass and treble, equalizer options with 12, although some (such as the First and Second Treble Boost) niche. File support is wide and with Flac and Vorbis, MP3 ability, and we even managed to play WAV files.

The edge of the speaker produces a powerful, and you also get the opportunity, options speaker, which is how much quieter.


What we don’t like
Blackberry OS 7 is not a revolution in Operating System (OS) 6 The interface is almost identical with five screens at home (all that often, downloads, media and favorites) as before.

Orders within a couple of pictures with other operating systems, a lot more time here. For example: move location of something on the main page goes to print, select (Move) and move in the desired direction. Recommended is the only screen with links, contacts and music can change.

There are other disappointments. There is a special YouTube application, but you link to a Web page optimized mobile and BlackBerry Maps is not as good as Google Maps.

Absorbs food into your social instant messaging, Twitter and Facebook with RSS feeds and podcasts, shows how much or as little as you want. He does what you expect, but also because of the arrangement, it is only as good as the HTC Sense. Instead, things can be done by the application, click on the answer applications for Facebook and Twitter launches. In addition to things such as loading other content is not integrated with the HTC version.

Despite the screen to clear and sharp, whites are not as sharp as we are bad for the game and off-angle look like, but since the Bold 9900 is not the kind of phone you are too busy to a movie to watch .

Flash video is not installed out of the box, the choice of online video, we hope this is something that can corrected in the future.

BlackBerry App Store has come a long way to go before they are ever closed, and the Android Market and Apple's App Store. Although the 4000 applications, including choice of North America (mainly by going through the options, GPS) and the duration. Most applications that we take for granted on Android IOS, not only here, such as: Angry Birds, What is the access, Ebay, Amazon Kindle, and Shazam - although you probably do not Angry Birds Online with the philosophy of the company's fat

RIM has increased resolution the camera 3 to 5 mega pixels, which is more than enough for most people, but the pictures are not very good. Although we welcome people look no shutter lag, which begin in a slight delay P's the action scenes and a few pictures without autofocus soft. The lack of resources for the ISO sensitivity, noise in the light of the sun, you have a flash.

Verdict
With its faster processor and a significant improvement of the Bold 9900 Display is the best BlackBerry to date and worthy upgrade for existing users. It looks and feels a premium with a great new interface, QWERTY, while the NFC is a bonus.

It is not perfect. There is no flash, the camera is bad and the operating system is even more restrictive, and besides, IOS Android - after all it is not really a revolution in OS 6 Although we should remember the Bold 9900 is another type of cell phone for 4, Samsung Galaxy S II, and Apple iPhone, these phones is all-round multimedia experience, the BlackBerry still facing the business user.

We feel the Bold 9900 is just a bridge until the first BlackBerry phone, the QNX (although this maybe next year), but that means he is a large and BlackBerry devices a fantastic job.

Blackberry Torch 2: Specifications and Features Leaked

Blackberry Torch 2, is the successor of the Blackberry Torch many past successes. Blackberry Torch 2, is not yet officially launched and will be officially launched soon. This position would have the preliminary specifications unofficial successor to the torch Blackberry. Blackberry Torch 2, is scheduled to launch in August 2011 on AT & T.

BlackberryTorch 2 smartphones have a new level. That's what I thought when I read the specifications of the Smartphone. Specifications and features are large enough to impress like more techie people. There is no new release Blackberry Torch 2 in India, but they would also hit the Internet once it releases abroad. Specifications and flight characteristics would be given below to keep reading.

• Torch 2 has a TFT capacitive screen with 16 Million colors. The display of the screen is 3.2 inches with a resolution of 480 x 640 pixels.
• A QWERTY keypad is available as well.
• A 3.5mm jack is also available.
• Unlimited contacts can be submitted in the phonebook with the photocall feature.
• It has an 8GB storage and 512MB RAM with an expandable memory of up to 32GB using a microSD card.
• GPRS, EDGE, 3G, WLAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB are available under the connectivity section.
• A 5 megapixels rear camera is available with autofocus, LED flash, Geo-tagging, continuous auto-focus and image stabilization. Video recording is available as well.
• The key features of this phone are BlackBerry OS 6.1 and a processor of 1.2Ghz.
• A 1300 mAh standard battery is available in this phone.

Price is not yet revealed but expected we around Rs 20,000 to Rs 25,000. Hopefully the price would be low and affordable. This phone we great for many people as she can fill the need for a great and affordable smartphone. The phone (as mentioned above) would be launched in August on AT & T. I can not assure you that the specifications are true, but you can expect that the specifications we 80% true. Some minor changes would be made to the phone, but not major. Overall, this phone would be fully blaster and I expect it would take RIM's a great level. What do you think of this phone? Give your opinion in the comments section.

News Features BlackBerry PlayBook

BlackBerry PlayBook Latest News - RIM recently unveiled the new device quality professional next generation, the Blackberry and Blackberry Playbook tablet OS that redefines the possibilities of mobilephone computing. Blackberry Playbook is designed for you to stay connected, whether for work or play with his physical features cutting edge and robust operating system.

Equipped with a touchscreen liquid reagent, Blackberry Playbook offers uncompromised Web browsing, real preemptive multitasking and multimedia and high performance at the same time provide enterprise features such as advanced security, out-of-the-box platform to support the development of business and IT departments and breakthrough for developers. The Playbook surprisingly powerful innovative Blackberry is really mind blowing a product on the market growth pills.

The tablet is designed beautifully crafted with mobility in mind, being incredibly light and thin but powerful at the same time. Weighing less than one pound and measuring less than an inch thick, the BlackBerry PlayBook has a vibrant 7 "screen resolution that will make people drool over it.

Impress the crowd with Blackberry Playbook, a unique blend of utility, performance and portability. At its core, the BlackBerry PlayBook offers multitasking capabilities with its 1 GHz dual-core processor and the new BlackBerry Tablet OS that supports true symmetric multiprocessing.

Combining the processing power and advanced heavy OS, the possibilities of what you can do with the BlackBerry PlayBook is endless. With the support of Adobe Flash Player 10.1, Adobe AIR and HTML 5 mobile, BlackBerry PlayBook offers customers a Web browsing experience without compromise and offer them the opportunity to enjoy all the sites, games and media on the web. With the intention of bridging the gap between mobile computing and real experience, in the full web desktop, Blackberry Playbook also opens up new appropriate for developers and content publishers.

The BlackBerry PlayBook features superior multimedia features to support mobile experiences. Blackberry Playbook includes two cameras for recording HD video that can record HD video at a time at the same time, and an HDMI-out port for displaying media on the big screen. The BlackBerry PlayBook is also enriched with rich stereo sound and media player that is competitive with the best in the industry. Playbook Blackberry owners can also pair their BlackBerry with their compressed using a Bluetooth connection secure.

This allows users to use a larger screen tablet transparent to all e-mail, calendar, tasks, documents and other content that is stored on their smartphone. They can also use their tablet without worrrying interchangeably on synchronization or duplication of data. Taking advantage of experience matching highly secure OS architecture, the corporate playbook Blackberry is ready and compatible with BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

The main features and specifications of the BlackBerry PlayBook include :

• 7″ LCD, 1024 x 600, WSVGA, capacitive touch screen with full multi-touch and gesture support
• BlackBerry Tablet OS with support for symmetric multiprocessing
• 1 GHz dual-core processor
• 1 GB RAM
• Dual HD cameras (3 MP front facing, 5 MP rear facing), supports 1080p HD video recording
• Video playback: 1080p HD Video, H.264, MPEG, DivX, WMV
• Audio playback: MP3, AAC, WMA
• HDMI video output
• Wi-Fi – 802.11 a/b/g/n
• Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
• Connectors: microHDMI, microUSB, charging contacts
• Open, flexible application platform with support for WebKit/HTML-5, Adobe Flash Player 10.1, Adobe Mobile AIR, Adobe Reader, POSIX, OpenGL, Java
• Ultra thin and portable:
  • Measures 5.1″x7.6″x0.4″ (130mm x 193mm x 10mm)
  • Weighs less than a pound (approximately 0.9 lb or 400g)
• Additional features and specifications of the BlackBerry PlayBook will be shared on or before the date this product is launched in retail outlets.
• RIM intends to also offer 3G and 4G models in the future.

Latest Reviews Blackberry Bold 9780 Smartphone

Blackberry Bold 9780 Smartphone is jam packed with advanced features, powerful performance and elegant design. The latest addition to the series Blackberry Bold smartphone is packed with advanced communications and multimedia features and at the same time an elegant style with a premium and iconic design with an easy-to-type keyboard and trackpad. The new BlackBerry OS 6 is also included inside the phone.

This model improves the experience extremely moving refine previously in the Blackberry Bold, including a new rich user interface, an ultra-fast browser based on WebKit, fundamentally improved communication and multimedia capabilities, a user-friendly search function universal and a 5 megapixel camera.

For communications, the 3G smartphone support networks in the world, including Wi-Fi with support for Wi-Fi supported carriers and calling for GPS location-based applications and geo-tagging. Blackberry Bold 9780 comes with a 5 MP camera with a full range of luxury features, including auto focus continuous shooting modes, image stabilization, flash and video recording. This smartphone also comes with 512 MB of flash memory and a microSD card slot with support up to 32GB of additional storage.

Blackberry 6 is a new platform that maintains all the features familiar and trusted brand that differentiates Blackberry and at the same time offers a fresh and friendly user experience that is powerful and easy to use. Users will notice the new Webkit browser and rich base did an excellent job in rendering web pages quickly and beautifully to a pleasant browsing experience.

You can use the smartphone optical trackpad for smooth navigation. The trackpad is smooth and intuitive enough that we could easily scroll through menus and lists with minor hiccups. Other features include the browser tabbed browsing and zooming the text on Auto brilliantly in a column while keeping in place the key elements of the page for easy viewing.

Blackberry 6 also emphasizes the messaging capabilities with an easy management of social networks and RSS feeds, built in access to BlackBerry Messenger, Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and a variety of instant messaging applications on BlackBerry Bold 9780.

This combination offers the best entertainment featuring also dedicated YouTube app, Music and Photos redesigned soft and the new universal search function that allows users to search the contents of the smartphone and on the Internet or applications from the BlackBerry World app. The Blackberry Bold 9780 will be available globally from November 2010.

Phone Latest BlackBerry Style Print Smart

For users who like the clamshell form factor but want advanced features and full QWERTY keyboard smartphone, Blackberry Style Print Smart may be the ideal phone for you. The attractive form factor and compact flip style on the Blackberry, it is quite unique in the range Blackberry. The handset is extremely easy to use for calls and call quality was impressive.

With a full QWERTY keyboard BlackBerry Style, it's incredibly easy to manage all e-mail, messaging and chat in real time with Blackberry Messenger. RIM hopes that the full-size keyboard will attract fans of quick messaging, after the failure of SureType keyboard Blackberry Pearl Flip to collect a good answer.

The phone also comes with many advanced features, including a 5MP camera with flash and video recording capability, integrated GPS for location-based applications and geo-tagging, Wi-Fi for faster connectivity and a slot for Expansion microSD with support up to 32GB of additional storage. In addition, the ship combined with the BlackBerry OS 6 through which users will appreciate the new improved user interface and Web browsing exprience.

Measuring 3.78 inches long by 2.36 inches wide by 0.73 inch thick, the style is a little wider than most mobile phones, probably due to its QWERTY keyboard. It has rounded corners, curved sides and a smooth back style that gives a sense of luxury Blackberry in hand. On the left edge of style is the Micro-USB charging port, a 3.5mm headphone jack and a microSD card slot. On the right is the volume control and a "convenience key" that you can match to one of the phone features. On the back is the camera lens with LED flash.

On the front of the phone, there is a 2-inch external LCD display with 240 x 320 pixel resolution combined with a shiny exterior. By default, it displays the date, time, battery life and signal strength. Optionally, you can preset to display incoming caller ID, a brief overview of incoming text messages or email. You can also view the title of songs, if you use the music player.

If you flip open, you will find a lively and bright 2.7-inch. Although it only displays 65,000 colors, high-resolution 360 × 400 pixels, it is comparable to the Blackberry phones, we have seen others. The BlackBerry Style will be available in two colors - gray steel and royal purple.

BlackBerry Curve 9330 3G Reviews Smartphone

Blackberry Curve 9330 is a 3G handset interesting feature rich and powerful at an affordable price. With the same value factor and the form that customers are familiar with the Blackberry, it is enriched with features to stay productive and entertained with electronic mail and the latest multimedia and social functions of the media to help make the most of their day.

The slim form factor, lightweight, battery cover and chrome textured finish as the new graphite gray or royal purple makes it look elegant and professional. Blackberry Curve 3G comes with 512 MB Flash memory and microSD / SDHC which can support up to 32GB of memory cards for added storage.

This Blackberry smartphone comes with pre-installed and ready-friendly Blackberry 6. Blackberry 6 maintains unique to the brand Blackberry while introducing a new interactive experience that is both powerful and user friendly. The main improvements include a new intuitive user interface for the application of social news feed, the WebKit browser and universal search. Blackberry Curve 3G also features a unified social networking experience with Facebook, MySpace and Flickr.

BlackBerry Curve 3G key features include:

• Convenient trackpad interface with full QWERTY keyboard
• 2.0 MP camera with support for video recording
• Dedicated media keys to play, pause and skip songs
• Wi-Fi®: 802-11 B/G and GPS
• Visual Voicemail
• 512 MB Flash memory plus a MicroSD/SDHC slot for up to 32 GB of media storage, 2GB card included

BlackBerry Torch 9800 disadvantages

Introduction


The BlackBerry Torch is not the first phone to give you both a full hardware QWERTY keyboard and an ample touchscreen in a smartphone setting. But it’s a debut for BlackBerry and one that will probably shape the future for the next generation of RIM phones. The supplied 6th version of the BlackBerry OS is looking to balance user-friendliness and performance, tradition and creativity in the latest BlackBerry touch products..
The BlackBerry Torch 9800 is the usual impressively built gadget, the ultimate email machine.
One would think RIM is among the lucky few phone makers that could’ve for ever pretended the iPhone didn’t exist. When your devices are in a class of their own and you’re a household name in corporate services, it’s easy to believe you’re special.


But RIM is not looking for safety in habit. We’ve seen enough proof that complacency is not on the company’s agenda. And they deserve credit for that. RIM still put business users first but the game has changed and they know it. So, a first-ever slider and a new OS are the torchbearer for RIM looking to revise their whole strategy.

Key features

·    Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE


·    3G with HSPA support


·    3.2" 16M-color multi-touch capacitive touchscreen of 360 x 480 pixel resolution
·    5 MP autofocus camera with LED flash and VGA video recording


·    BlackBerry OS 6


·    Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n


·    Built-in GPS with BlackBerry maps preloaded


·    4 GB internal storage and a hot-swappable microSD card slot


·    Nice design and build quality


·    3.5mm standard audio jack


·    Accelerometer sensor for screen auto-rotate


·    Bluetooth v2.1 and microUSB v2.0


·    Document viewer


·    Optical trackpad


·    Good audio quality


·    DivX and XviD support

Main disadvantages:

·    Comes pricey


·    No document editing without a paid upgrade


·    Interface needs more polishing


·    No FM radio


·    No web browser Flash support


·    No dedicated video-call camera


·    No email support or BlackBerry maps without BlackBerry Internet Service account


·    Loudspeaker way too quiet



The BlackBerry Torch 9800 is meant to appeal to the average Joe while making sure the typical corporate user receives the usual high quality service. Wait a minute. Since when are they even remotely interested in the average Joe? Now, that’s what this whole thing is all about. With touchscreen, app stores and the growing smartphone market share, the typical mobile phone user is not what they used to be.


RIM not only makes phones – it’s a service provider. But that has changed too. People are no longer simply offered a piece of hardware – they get online services by others too – Ovi, Google or else.
That’s the new reality RIM know they need to adjust to. Keeping up with an evolving market without losing their identity is not an easy thing to do. At least the Torch 9800 isn’t their first try. The clickable SurePress touchscreen didn’t quite make the splash it was supposed to. But they stood by it and tried to make it better.
It’s now up to the Torch to show to the world that RIM can make touchscreen and QWERTY work together in a BlackBerry set and in BlackBerry fashion

BlackBerry Storm2 9520 disadvantages

Introduction

RIM are a company with style and simply hopping on the touchscreen bandwagon with another iPhone wannabe just wouldn't suit them. They certainly realized the importance of having a full-touch device in their portfolio but wanted a clear and legible BlackBerry imprint on it.

The BlackBerry Storm 9500 was a truly intriguing device but never really managed to find its place in the new market it was built for. Too bold and unusual for the BlackBerry-loyals and yet too conservative for the rest of the world, it didn't quite get the results it was hoping for. But the successor might use the publicity the first Storm generated for its own good.


Key features

·    Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and 2100 MHz 3G with HSPA support


·    3.25" 65K-color capacitive touchscreen of 360 x 480 pixel resolution


·    Improved touchscreen experience with piezo-electric touch feedback system


·    3.15 MP autofocus camera, LED flash


·    BlackBerry OS 5


·    Wi-Fi and built-in GPS with BlackBerry maps preloaded


·    2 GB internal storage and a hot-swappable microSD card slot


·    Landscape on-screen keyboard is as close to hardware keys as we have seen on a touch phone


·    Nice looks and great build quality


·    3.5mm standard audio jack


·    Accelerometer sensor for screen auto-rotate


·    Bluetooth v2.1 and USB v2.0


·    Document editor


·    Good audio quality

Main disadvantages:

·    No email support without BlackBerry Internet Service account


·    Interface not as quick as competitors'


·    Chubbier than most touchscreen phones with similarly-sized displays


·    Mediocre camera


·    No FM radio


·    No web browser Flash support


·    No dedicated video-call camera

The good news is RIM decided to honor the Storm2 with a few upgrades over the original. However, none of them seems to be absolutely crucial so the greatest responsibility falls on the brand new piezo-electric touchscreen. The missing link between touchscreen and a hardware keypad is what many keen texters must have been waiting for. Or at least that's what RIM believe.

Now, the SurePress screen didn't work out particularly well on the first Storm and a second failure might herald the demise of the entire series. So the BlackBerry Storm2 knows it needs to impress the audience or it might take a spot in history for all the wrong reasons.
But first thing first, let's check out what you get when you buy a shiny new Storm2. Unboxing follows after the break.

BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105 disadvantages

Introduction

Berries have been changing – in small steps, and big leaps. Sometimes stumbling, other times graceful and assertive. It seems the time was finally right for the Pearls’ makeover too.
It’s been almost three years since the last of the Pearls. But if you wanna know what kept RIM busy all that time you’ll have to look up the Storm and the Torch. Touchscreen or the highway wasn’t a choice RIM wanted to make but had to.
To be honest, Pearl is not nearly exciting as the Storm, the Bold or the Torch. Bringing the budget lineup up to date is not the best job RIM have had to offer lately. But whoever got assigned to it did well. Better perhaps than they thought they would. Three years is a long time. Long enough for people to start thinking you’ve given up. Long enough for RIM to know they couldn’t afford to mess this launch up. And luckily, the BlackBerry Pearl 3G is right on the money, reviving a famous messenger family.
The BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9105 is the upgrader’s dream come true. A bigger and better display: check. Upgraded camera: check. Premium connectivity: check. Faster processor: check. Slim and sexy: check. We wish it were that simple.

Key features

·    Quad-band GSM support


·    Tri-band UMTS support with HSDPA (3.6Mbps)


·    2.25" 256K-color TFT display of 360x400 pixel resolution


·    624MHz CPU


·    Wi-Fi connectivity


·    Built-in GPS receiver with A-GPS support


·    3.15 megapixel auto-focus camera with geotagging, LED flash


·    Hot-swappable microSD card slot (up to 32GB), 2GB card included


·    Dedicated music keys


·    3.5 mm audio jack


·    Excellent audio quality


·    Optical trackpad navigation 
.  BlackBerry OS v5.0 with an official upgrade roadmap to OS 6


·    Nice web browser


·    Office document editor


·    Smart dialing


·    DivX and XviD video support

Main disadvantages

·    No email support or BlackBerry maps without a BlackBerry Internet Service account (plan)




·    BlackBerry OS v 5.0 offers basic text-only submenus


·    No FM radio


·    No front facing video-call camera


·    Glossy front is a fingerprint magnet


Let’s say it again – it’s the budget lineup. Not the A team. Simple, compact candybars with little to no fancy features and certainly no fancy finish. That’s what used to make a BlackBerry Pearl. But… well… the berries have been changing.
As of late, RIM are trying to shake off their uptight image and the Pearl lineup is obviously part of that transformation too. In the Storm series and the Torch, touchscreen makes a lot more difference of course. The Pearl lineup has its own way of breaking the rules.
Traditionally, BlackBerry Pearl phones come with a hybrid QWERTY keyboard. New Pearl is not afraid to offer a new set of users a choice. It comes in two flavors: a trademark half-QWERTY keyboard on the Pearl 3G 9100 and a regular numpad on the 3G 9105. These are otherwise two identical handsets.
The Pearl 3G overwhelmingly upgrades the original Pearl series. That’s one thing the users will appreciate most. But BlackBerry is looking to reach out to new customers too and the two different keypads do seem to make sense. It’s almost as simple as a hybrid SureType keyboard for the BlackBerry faithful and a regular numpad for the newcomers.
It’s hard to please all really and we don’t know yet if the Pearl 3G 9105 will justify all the expectation. It just seems though it can’t be another easily forgotten sequel. For anyone coming from any of the older Pearls it’s an out-and-out upgrade – and an eagerly awaited one too. But isn’t it just a bit too bold, too disrespectful of tradition?
We’re looking at the first BlackBerry phone EVER to come with a regular numpad. Even the Pearl Flip 8220 didn’t dare to be different all the way. So ultimately, the question is who the Pearl 3G 9105 is for. We don’t pretend to have all the answers but we’re eager to look for them in the following review.

BlackBerry Curve 8520 disadvantages

Introduction

With the Bold almost reaching perfection in the BlackBerry arts, new horizons need to be explored to keep the spark alive. The tall task to pioneer new territories (in BlackBerry terms anyway) falls on to the Curve 8520.



The new Curve has a price tag that's easier on the wallet and - coming from a BlackBerry - that's a welcome change of game plan already. But what makes this here Berry a shocker is… wait for it… music keys. Last time we checked features like that were teen geek stuff and we don't know many teens are walking around with a BlackBerry in their pocket. Well, it's certainly going to be interesting to see how BlackBerry's attempt to woo this new demographic will turn out.

Key features


·    2.46" 65K-color TFT landscape display of QVGA resolution


·    Comfortable four-row full QWERTY keyboard


·    Quad-band GSM support, Wi-Fi connectivity


·    2 megapixel camera with fixed focus


·    512MHz CPU


·    BlackBerry OS v4.6 with responsive trackpad navigation


·    Hot-swappable microSD card slot (up to 16GB)


·    3.5 mm audio jack


·    Decent audio quality


·    Nice web browser


·    Office document editor


·    Smart dialing


·    Dedicated music keys


·    DivX and XviD video support

Main disadvantages

·    Many features are unusable without a BlackBerry Internet Service account (plan)


·    BlackBerry OS offers basic text-only submenus


·    Mediocre camera performance and features


·    No FM radio


·    No 3G support


·    No TV-out functionality


·    Music keys are stiff and unresponsive


·    No built-in GPS receiver


·    Back panel is a fingerprint magnet

Most of the software-related shortfalls in the list above are shared by all other BlackBerries out there. The hardware disadvantages boil down to features that the 8520 needed to skip to fit budget. After all, the fancy stuff is in the more expensive 8900 Curve and 9700 Bold. So if you're already ok with the 8520 Curve specs and you want to go for a BlackBerry device and service, you won't find anything substantial to complain about here.
Obviously it took a few sacrifices for the Curve 8520 to keep that price tag within limits. The magnificent screen was ruthlessly trimmed down to the run-of-the-mill QVGA resolution. On a second thought though, that only puts it on a par with the screens on the Nokia E71 and E72 and we don't see anyone complaining about them.



But how Blackberry and other makers define cheap are completely different things, so a commitment-free 8520 Curve fetches nearly the same as a Nokia E71. Now, that can't be too good for the BlackBerry, right - especially now that Nokia are offering their paid Push Messaging service in quite a lot of countries.
As we see it, the only way for the Curve 8520 to escape constant comparisons to its Nokia counterparts is to find some way to appeal to a wider market.
But frankly, we're a little skeptical whether one handset can convince the masses that BlackBerries are now as much about pleasure as they are about business. RIM have built a reputation on churning out no-nonsense corporate phones and it will take several more generations (and frankly, optimizations) for people to start seeing the company differently.

BlackBerry Bold 9780 disadvantages

Introduction

It’s no surprise that the BlackBerry Bold 9780 is the next logical evolutionary step, rather than a complete makeover that will propel it into the same league as the iPhone and Android. RIM has a loyal core of customers whose bond with the brand goes beyond the obvious business benefits. And devices like the Bold 9780 are certainly part of that bond.
From a geek’s perspective, a new generation of gadgets should emerge to a new generation of users. Radical, rebellious, with no sense of history and no respect for authorities. In the world of business, every new generation of gadgets has to make generations of users feel at home.



There’s no moral dilemma for BlackBerry in this. They know trying to introduce new features and UI tweaks with each new generation involves substantial risk for some of the changes to backfire. But they haven’t given up on the Torch and the Storm, have they? Though it’s obviously much easier to stick to a tested recipe and only add stuff that’s been proved to work.

Key features:

·    Enhanced email and data security via BlackBerry services


·    2.44" 65K-color TFT landscape display with a resolution of 480 x 360 pixels


·    Hardware four-row full QWERTY keyboard


·    Quad-band GSM support and tri-band 3G with HSDPA


·    Wi-Fi connectivity


·    GPS receiver and BlackBerry maps preloaded


·    5 megapixel autofocus camera, LED flash


·    624 MHz CPU, 512 MB RAM


·    BlackBerry OS v6


·    Touch-sensitive trackpad navigation


·    Hot-swappable microSD card slot (up to 16GB)


·    DivX and XviD video support


·    Decent web browser


·    Office document editor


·    3.5 mm audio jack


·    Smart dialing


·    Compact body and solid build quality

Main disadvantages:

·    BlackBerry Internet Service account is a must to enjoy all phone features


·    Outdated and unintuitive camera interface


·    No FM radio


·    No video-call camera


·    No built-in accelerometer


The BlackBerry Bold 9780 upgrades the Bold 9700 by a 5 megapixel shooter and the new 6th version of the BlackBerry OS. It doesn’t sound much and when you consider that the 9700 was already updated to BlackBerrry OS 6 there is even less to choose between the two phones.

9780 all over

So, will the new Bold 9780 reveal some nice surprises that are invisible to a casual scan of the spec sheet or will it be a mere footnote to the original Bold 9700? We hope to find out when we are done with the review. We start with the unboxing right after the break.

BlackBerry Bold 9700 disadvantages

Introduction

Some handsets will work their socks off to have their fifteen minutes of fame, others are simply born into stardom. The BlackBerry Bold 9700 is certainly fortunate to carry a name that stands for popularity and excellence in the RIM family of phones. But this kind of fame can be less a blessing and more of a curse if the successor fails to live up to the standards set by its illustrious namesake.

These high expectations have quite often turned otherwise decent handsets into a byword for failure. It's simply not enough to provide incremental improvements when upgrading an iconic handset. The iPhone somehow gets away with that, but Apple usually does. But for regular mobile phone manufacturers it takes something new and it certainly takes something better for the successor to achieve the same kind of success.

Key features:


·    2.44" 65K-color TFT landscape display with a resolution of 480 x 360 pixels


·    Comfortable four-row full QWERTY keyboard


·    Quad-band GSM support and tri-band 3G with HSDPA


·    Wi-Fi and built-in GPS and BlackBerry maps preloaded


·    3.15 autofocus megapixel camera, LED flash


·    624 MHz CPU, 256 MB RAM


·    BlackBerry OS v5


·    Responsive trackpad navigation


·    Hot-swappable microSD card slot (up to 16GB)


·    DivX and XviD video support


·    Good web browser


·    Office document editor


·    3.5 mm audio jack


·    Decent audio quality


·    Smart dialing


·    Great battery life


·    More compact body and lighter weight compared to the Bold 9000


·    Good build quality

Main disadvantages:

·    Many features are locked without a BlackBerry Internet Service account (plan)


·    Mediocre camera performance and features


·    No FM radio


·    No video-call camera


·    No TV-out functionality


·    No built-in accelerometer


·    No built-in compass

It's pretty obvious where the RIM R&D team is heading with the BlackBerry Bold 9700. It's hard to really overhaul a handset that was considered almost perfect by most of its users without testing their loyalty, so they embarked on optimization instead. It's not a bad formula for success to just keep the same functionality, stick it in a smaller, fitter body and improve the performance wherever possible.

Will the BlackBerry Bold 9700 have the span and impact of its predecessor?

One glitch or an important feature sacrificed to fit the compact package and the plan goes down the tubes. The smartphone market is increasingly competitive and smaller companies like RIM know they have little room for error. The new Bold 9700 looks fit and hot, no doubt about that. Let's see if it performs to our expectations, and yours.

Best Mobile Phone The 3G BlackBerry Curve 9300

"The 3G Curve 9300 is a traditional-style BlackBerry phone with a Qwerty keyboard high. HSDPA and Wi-Fi are included for quick access to the Internet."

The 3G BlackBerry Curve 9300, as its name suggests, is a 3G enabled phone which is an upgrade of 3G-less phone BlackBerry Curve 8520. We took the city to test its Web browsing capabilities and discover what it had to offer.

What we like

Although crammed into a tiny space, the QWERTY keyboard 3G BlackBerry Curve 9300 is really easy to type on. The keys are quite risen to the surface of the phone so they are not too flush and need a good final push - which helps reduce typing errors. It's really easy to learn and you will be confidently patting texts and emails in no time at all.

Scanning menus and web pages on the optical trackpad is just as windy. While we generally prefer phones with trackballs, trackpads, as opposed to we were little apprehensive at first. We are pleased to announce that optical trackpad on BlackBerry 3G Curve 9300 works like a charm. There is something rather nice about moving the cursor over the browser using the trackpad, which responds to the slightest of gestures. Selecting text on the browser to copy and paste is a matter for elegant and effortless.

The Web browser loads pages very fast on 3G networks and Wi-Fi. Obviously this is slower in EDGE and GPRS, but not so slow that it becomes a drag. Although the screen size of BlackBerry 3G Curve 9300 is smaller than most smartphones today we have not found web surfing experience to be cramped. You have access to the BlackBerry App World 3G BlackBerry Curve 9300. While applications are generally more expensive compared to those of the iTunes App Store and Android Market, there is always a good selection of applications and games available.

Moving to music on the iPhone BlackBerry 3G Curve 9300 is a simple case of connecting the phone to your computer and transfer music manually. There is a 3.5mm jack too, freeing you to connect any headphones and speakers.

What we don’t like
The 3G BlackBerry Curve 9300 is not the nicest looking device there. It seems sturdy and the rubberized coating on the media keys and volume control is not particularly pleasant to touch. This is in contradiction with the fluidity of the optical trackpad and how quickly and easily, you can type on the BlackBerry Curve 9300 3G, which makes for a strange sensation.

While we found the browser to be generally correct, we found that some of the images on the sites did not show - we had a lot of those all too familiar red x. Unfortunately, we were not able to track how Facebook and Twitter applications on the BlackBerry Curve 3G CLAIMS 9300. When we tried loading both the applications we trotted in the note "Data connection error" even if we were able to easily surf the web on 3G and Wi-Fi access to BlackBerry App World. We feel this is a problem with our review model.

Although the camera comes with some features (white balance options, black & white, sepia) its a bit dull. There is no flash and it takes a few seconds to process calls only adds to the feeling awkward. Photos also do not look that great on the screen of a BlackBerry Curve 9300 3G.

Conclusion
The BlackBerry Curve 9300 is a 3G BlackBerry cheap but pretty average - it's great for web surfing and typing on, but it feels a bit on the side brickish. The camera is very average and dated, if not a problem for you, we advise you to check on the BlackBerry Bold 9780 instead, which has a more powerful camera.


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The Latest Mobiles Popular BlackBerry Bold 9700

"The BlackBerry Bold 9780 is a relatively minor update to the popular BlackBerry Bold 9700."

Ahh, the BlackBerry Bold 9700. It ranks very high among this reviewer preferred mobile phones ever. There is something wonderful Qwerty keyboard and handset design satisfactory. Thus, when the BlackBerry Bold 9780 has been announced, we were obviously very excited, if a little confused. It is so similar to the Bold 9700 - what is the point of it? A minor refresh, it may be, but worth a look in its own right.

What we like

Oh, swoon. The full QWERTY keyboard on the front of the camera is as good as the BlackBerry Bold 9700. It is easy to use keys with an angle sufficient differentiation that once you get used to the disposal of small you tens of typing words per minute. The BlackBerry Bold 9780 ships running BlackBerry OS 6, which we first saw on the BlackBerry 9800 Torch. It gives us access to our favorite applications from the home screen, and a media player and browser updates.

Speaking of which, the browser is excellent. Although the screen is very small compared to most smartphones currently available, the auto-column saves you scrolling through the page to read the full article when zooming in. It also much faster than web browsing case sorry about the permeable version of the OS. The BlackBerry Bold 9780 is also equipped with a camera slightly improved - up to 5 megapixels compared to the BlackBerry Bold 9700 3.2-megapixel affair. The picture quality is slightly better, as you'd expect, and the camera feels a bit faster too.

This is not something we use a lot Recombu here, but some people will appreciate the inclusion of social RSS - a practice built in app that brings together all your social networks - from BlackBerry Messenger to Facebook, Twitter and RSS - all in one place. Although BlackBerry App World is less well stocked as the likes of the Apple App Store and Android Marketplace App, it still offers a good range of quality applications. The real downside is that the BlackBerry applications tend to be much more expensive than those on other platforms.

What we don't like
While we do not always like the design of the BlackBerry Bold 9780 (it is essentially the same as 9700 with some very minor changes), it begins to look a little dated. We looked at the white model, which is quite nice, but the front is suffering from a terrible band black on the back, making it look cheap. The screen is really small compared to today's standards - especially in light of the flame relatively large screen BlackBerry ITEM 3.2

The media is still not surprising - we appreciate the updates to the media player, but it is still not on a par with the iPod system of the iPhone, for example. Capture and video playback is also weak - especially on the tiny screen.

Conclusion 
The use of BlackBerry Bold 9780 is a very different experience to use the Bold 9700, so 9700 owners should stick to their combined current and consider something new when it comes to level hours.

But if you are looking for a BlackBerry and do not feel like stylings of the Torch 9800 touch screen, then it is definitely worth a look. With the latest operating system and hardware features that have been optimized to take advantage of the full potential of the software is a solid smartphone with messaging capabilities brilliant.

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