High-end Blackberry 9000 Sports a large TFT display with the same resolution- 480 x 320 pixels as the Apple iPhone . Runs on the latest Blackberry OS 4.6. 624MHz processor and a 1GB of on-board storage. Supports MicroSD memory expansion with full support for 8GB microSDHC cards. It also features tri-band HSDPA support besides the quad-band GSM/EDGE one.
The Blackberry Bold did not miss the core of the new smartphone era, packing an integrated GPS receiver, Wi-Fi, a pair of stereo speakers, a 2 megapixel camera with LED flash, and a Bluetooth and a USB port.
The BlackBerry Bold smartphone (model number: 9000) is scheduled to be available from wireless carriers around the world beginning this summer.
There are rumors that the forthcoming BlackBerry 9000 will be released in two versions the Javelin and the Niagara, we are not sure yet which this new video is but either way the future of BlackBerry is in good hands.
Both versions are expected to feature 480 x 320 half-VGA screen, GPS and 3.2 megapixel camera, but only the Niagara gets Wi-Fi.
Sure it has Pearl-like keyboard, trackball navigation and two LCD screens but you are missing something, the Kickstart is the first Blackberryclamshell. Enjoy the pictures.
With buzz surroundng the BlackBerry 900 reaching fever pitch leaked video and specifications give reason to believe this is one smartphone worthy of the attention.
Featuring HSDPA and WiFi connectivity will this BlackBerry live up to expectations? Enjoy the video.
Global Mobile Phones Shipments and Marketshare 2008 Q1:
Nokia is still on top with a constant growth in sales; 91.1 Million handsets in Q1 2007 to 115.5 Million handsets in Q1 2008. The clearest changes are seen in Samsung and Motorola ; Samsung has increased sales by 33% from the last Q1 and Motorola has dropped sales by 39.4%.
Sony Ericsson’s Q1 2008 is not a reliable sales estimate as most of their 2008 releases will only be released around mid of this year.
The long awaited BlackBerry 9000 has come to life. It features dual-threat of GPS and WiFi as well as 3G support . Take a glimpse of this fine UI, blackberry fans wont be disappointed.
After the apple iphone, applications on cell phones has attracted great attention from makers, developers, and ofcourse consumers. CIO.com demonstrates in this Video how to install application on your RIM.
Blackberry makers RIM have come out of talks with the Indian government victorious, at least for now. The tremors felt by proposals to ban Blackberry level email encryption, or at least lessen its security, have eased today with the government ruling out a ban of the service.
India’s 400 000 Blackberry users salad days of using push email to plot to overthrow the government are over. Indian authorities are demanding RIM either allow access to their customers encrypted communications or lower the encryption to 40-bit.
Following similar governmental interference in the US, ISPs are raising concerns that if RIM complies, all encrypted wireless data will be open to spying, making ecommerce virtually impossible.
Will RIM hold their ground? Will other phone users in India suddenly flock to Blackberry devices? We’ll keep you posted on the outcome of the meeting.
Endangering those debaucherous Xmas party photos, and hence blackmail, Blackberry makers RIM have filed a patent that allows users to have their mobile cameras without exposing businesses to corporate espionage.
Using a lock and key system the technique would allow happy snaps with the key in but disable camera mode once it has been removed.
Ingenious! Now if we can just get everyone to promise not to use a second key we’re in business.
