BlackBerry Bold Review 9850/9860: The Full touchscreen Torch

BlackBerry Bold Review 9850/9860: The Full touchscreen Torch

When I first heard that RIM made ​​another attempt at a full touchscreen device I was really excited, but then remembered that Blackberry fans could be the start of the storm is felt, then the second storm These devices definitely left a sour taste in the mouth when it comes to RIM, a full-touchscreen device. However, I believe the success of the Torch 9800 played a major role in the development of the Torch 9850/9860. RIM saw that there was a market for touchscreen BlackBerrys and decided to go ahead with the full touchscreen Torch. I would say that the most impressive features of this device Liquid Graphics and the powerful 1.2 GHz processor. Read on to get the full scoop on RIM's first successful full-touchscreen device.

Size, Weight and Feel
The Blackberry 9850/9860 Torch has a really sleek design and elegant appearance. When you first pick it up immediately feels great in your hands, especially because it horizontally as it re-curved ends for a whole new feel for games and tap the Full Screen Keyboard has held. It is a very respectable screen size of 3.7 "and solid construction make the phone feel like it was done well and not with cheap plastics. The battery compartment is made of metal and gives it a nice solid feel, however, it is a little on the weight weighs. With a weight of 4.76 ounces 1 ounce, or about 20% less than in the 9810th Torch

I have put this device in the hands of several people (including my wife, who has a style 9670) and asked what she thought of the size, weight and feel. I received very positive feedback from them, and they all seemed very happy weight. She commented on the fact that it felt like a really solid phone. Even my wife said that she does not like touch screen devices, but they really enjoyed the styling and placement of buttons, especially the full stop button on the top of the unit.

Compass
It makes me really happy to see that RIM has gone for useful technology in their phones and listen to what people want. The torch comes fully loaded 9850/9860 with a digital compass, which is the use of applications such as augmented reality application allows Wikitude.

As great as this feature is, I do not really think it'll answer that, as I always found myself quite frustrated perfected to calibrate the compass several times while trying to use it. I found myself tilting and rotating the phone while walking on the street. I was always very strange looks from people wondering what the hell was I doing on my phone.

RIM BlackBerry Bold 9790 not later than 25 November will be launched

RIM BlackBerry Bold 9790 not later than 25 November will be launched

Research in Motion (RIM) has recently announced BlackBerry Bold 9790 and Curve 9380 running OS7 on the latest BlackBerry. According to reports, the BlackBerry Bold 9790 is on shelves in the 25th November hit. The unit is scheduled to arrive in Indonesia and then come in different countries.

According to reports, the BlackBerry Bold 9790 at EUR 380, which is about Rs prices. 27,000. The BlackBerry 9790 is a 3G-enabled GSM smartphone with a 2.45-inch TFT touch display. It has a traditional physical QERTY and optical trackpad. The device supports various applications including Document editor (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF), push e-mail. In addition, feed provides for social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. It has a 5MP camera with LED flash and auto focus function. For connectivity, the device supports GPRS, Bluetooth, 3G, Wi-Fi. Check out below a video preview of the new BlackBerry Bold 9790th

BlackBerry Bold 9900

BlackBerry Bold 9900

Probably the most popular device in the directory of RIM, the BlackBerry Bold is back in his fourth incarnation as the BlackBerry Bold 9900. When considering today, we more closely the marvel that is the 9900 and review some of its finer points in an attempt to answer this desire to "should I go?"

Off the bat, the Bold 9900 is a device smooth. Blessed with smooth side profile that never comes with a Bold - a tiny 10.5 mm thick - the 9900 is about 50% thinner than its predecessor, the Bold 9780 to 14mm thick.

The 9900 is also blessed with a generous amount of chrome trim all around, but even if it is so thin, it does not feel weak at all. In fact, it feels as solid and robust than the Bold before that. A notable change in the design, however, is the absence of a sign (false?) Leather back. The Bold 9900 comes with a rear carbon fiber instead-esque, but it's not just for aesthetics as we'll explain quickly.