Comments BlackBerry 9000

  Accordingly to Boy Genius Report, the RIM Company will launch on the market a budget version of the BlackBerry 9000 smartphone. The rumors about the news are already well known on the World Wide Web.Looking at the picture, this is a traditional design for RIM, bar form factor and QWERTY keyboard with horizontal screen. (some sources are guessing that this will be the first device of the company with a touch screen). The budget version of BlackBerry 9000 under the code name Niagara, accordingly to Boy Genius Report, will not support the third generation networks and will have a slightly modified design. The rest of the specs are the same as on BlackBerry 9000 3G. Some more rumors are saying that the gadget will have 1 Gb integrated memory, Wi-Fi, integrated GPS receiver and a 3.2Mp digital

  The rumors about the new smartphone BlackBerry 9000 appeared on the Internet a long time ago. And now we have proved photographs of the long-awaited novelty. At the same time, there is also information on the Internet about the functionality of BlackBerry 9000. This model provides the processor with a frequency of 624 MHz, 128 or 256 MB of embedded memory, display with a resolution of 480x320 pixels, GPS module, Wi-Fi and support for 3G networks. According to the unconfirmed information, this device is the first smartphone in the history of RIM, equipped by the touchscreen display. Presumably, the American cellular operator AT&T will begin selling BlackBerry 9000 since June 18, 2008. Source: GSMPress

  RIM BlackBerry Torch 9800 - the first smartphone from the manufacturer, which combines its compact design and touchscreen keypad. The unit has just been officially launched, but already enjoys great interest among the population. This is not surprising, since the BlackBerry Torch has a stylish and modern design, powerful technical features, as well as a decent price. Review of RIM BlackBerry Torch 9800 compiled specifically for you - do not leave you indifferent to this unit. Design   BlackBerry Torch RIM opens new horizons. This is their first slider, and thinks he does not like something unique, on the contrary - as the start of a whole new series. RIM and AT & T began developing devaysa year and a half ago, and one of the goals in creating the smartphone was designed not only combines the best in the world of touchscreen, full keyboard and track-pad, but a familiar and intuitive to former and current users of BlackBerry. And, as we think, the RIM is for the most part succeeded. Form Torch somewhat reminiscent BlackBerry Storm and slightly - BlackBerry Bold. We would not be called a sophisticated smartphone, but for the corporate world, where the BlackBerry continues to dominate, its design is suitable for one hundred percent. In the

  Easy Touch Screen Navigation With the BlackBerry Storm smartphone, select and type using touch technology—the screen is the keyboard. Typing is easy—highlight the letter on the touch screen and press the screen to make it appear in your message or document. And navigation is a breeze. Like a mouse, your fingertip moves the cursor across the screen. Get More Out of Your Day The HSPA network and the BlackBerry Storm smartphone’s 528-MHz processor combine to support your need to multitask and prioritize without falling behind or out of touch. Designed to provide you with access to your voice and data services at the same time, it helps you get more out of every day. Take phone calls while sending and responding to email or browsing the Internet Maintain GPS-based directions or maps on your display even while taking a call Snap the perfect picture and send it out even when you’re already on the phone Discuss and revise Microsoft® Word, Microsoft Excel® and Microsoft® PowerPoint® files—edit while using the speakerphone Flexible Communications You don’t stay in touch with all the people in your life in the exact same way. Stay on top of what’s happening and be available to the people who need you with high-quality voice and

Reliance Communications and Research In Motion (RIM) launched the first prepaid service for the BlackBerry® wireless solution in India. This first of its kind ‘pay as you use’ pricing model in India is in line with Reliance Communications’ strategy to extend BlackBerry services to customers who are looking for cost-effective options, giving customers flexibility and control over their expenses for wireless services. Reliance Communications has been on the forefront of offering a wide range of prepaid options to consumers across its data cards, mobile phones and fixed wireless phones offering. This prepaid service option is available on a range of BlackBerry smartphones including: The BlackBerry® 8830 World Edition smartphone, which operates on both CDMA & GSM networks The BlackBerry® Curve™ 8330 smartphone on CDMA networks The BlackBerry® Curve™ 8300 smartphone on GSM networks The BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8100 smartphone on GSM networks The BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8130 smartphone on CDMA networks, and  The BlackBerry® 8703e smartphone on CDMA networks For further query, customers can visit any Reliance World or Reliance Communications

RIM, Zain Malawi, and EMS (Emitac Mobile Solutions) yesterday announced the launch of the BlackBerry solution in Malawi underscoring Zain’s commitment in modernizing telecommunication industry in the country. At launch, BlackBerry Enterprise Server and BlackBerry Internet Service will be offered as well as the BlackBerry Curve 8900, the lightest and thinnest BlackBerry mobile device with QWERTY keyboard. Zain subscribers in Malawi will be pleased to enjoy easy access to multimedia, email and other services on the go. Source: GSMPress ® in cooperation with Research In Motion