The Bold 9900 is the thinnest BlackBerry smartphone ever at 10.5mm thick and the first to offer a keyboard and touch display integrated within the Bold design. It is expected to go on sale in the UK on August 15. The 9900 will be the first from the company to include built-in support for NFC.

The Torch 9810 features a 3.2-inch touchscreen, slide-out keyboard, HD video recording and 8GB of memory. The Torch 9850 features a 3.7-inch touchscreens, the largest ever on a BlackBerry smartphone.

All three phones are powered by a 1.2GHz processor and include ‘liquid graphics’ which RIM claimed offers the smoothest and most responsive BlackBerry user interface to date. A new version of Facebook, Facebook 2.0, will be available and now includes Facebook Chat. A new version of BlackBerry Messenger (BBM), which RIM said has more than 45 million users, will also be made available. The company revealed at the launch there are now 67 million RIM subscribers, with seven million in the UK. It also claimed to have more than 35,000 applications in its Apps World.

The tabbed browser makes swapping between pages less of a chore than on the iPhone too. The five-megapixel camera produces washed out shots that are weak in detail. Video is just 640×480. In other multimedia news, you get a basic music player with surprisingly decent sound quality and 12 presets for headphones. However, the Bald does the old-skool basics ol mobile phoning very well. Reception quality is good, messaging of all kinds, and particularly email, is excellent. The low cost and added social networking talents that come with OS 6 mean this will continue to find favour among young trendsetters as well as business users, even if some others find it all a bit old hat.

The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is BlackBerrys return to the shape we’re all accustomed with, the Torch being a slight move away from the typical BlackBerry aesthetic with a slider QWERTY board and a full touch screen.

As with any BlackBerry, both are aimed at the business consumer primarily. Though, what we really want to know is which is better?

Well the Torch is very distinct for a BlackBerry with its slider keyboard on magnetic rails. It certainly still does follow the BlackBerry shape, but just not in the traditional way. The 9900 does stick to the traditional formula however. It’s a typical BlackBerry but also includes a touch screen instead of the standard non-touch LCD offering. One thing to note is the quality of the keyboard, which is a dream to use.

The 9900 has a smaller screen than the Torch, with a 2.8in capacitive screen to the Torch’s 3.2in offering. The Torch runs at a notably last generation 360×480. This does make text and video look a little blocky unfortunately and can’t compete with the 640×480 pixel screen of the newer 9900.

Processor wise the Torch has a decent 624MHz of processing power, which is decently set up to support most multitasking. The 9900 however, has a 1.2GHz Snapdragon chip, which is a lot meatier and as you’d imagine faster. The 9900 is BlackBerry’s most powerful chip yet and really goes well with the new device.

BlackBerrys usually do well in terms of RAM and memory and both are provided for well by RIM. The Torch has a decent 512MB of RAM and the 9900 a speedy 768MB. Both also do quite well as far as internal memory is concerned with 4GB for the Torch and 8GB for the new Bold 9900.

After a lacklustre couple of operating systems in BlackBerry OS 5 and 6, RIM has upped the pace and 7 is a better prospect. The new OS is a lot cleaner and sharper than previous ones and also comes with a well needed search option. BlackBerry OS 7 was initially intended to be BB OS 6.1, but RIM considered that the changes were substantial enough to make this the next full version.

The BlackBerrys cameras are pretty much the same, both have good 5mp cameras with dual LED flashes for those night time shots. However the newer 9900 has the ability to capture at 720p, which probably gives it the edge slightly.

All in all the Torch is a nice handset and one which most of us would be happy to own. However, the newer Bold 9900 Touch is more powerful and possibly a little nicer. It’s also rumoured to come in cheaper than the Torch, so we know what we’d do with the money we’d save.

It still feels notably less slick than iOS or Android, and 624 MHz processor sometimes lags but the 3.2-inch touchscreen is quick and responsive and the accelerometer is better than most. The biggest improvement is the web browser, which looks lush, making the most of the greater screen real estate. There’s also a decent five-meg camera with flash, and the battery should last most users twodays between charges. As ever with BlackBerry, email is the best available, being fast, reliable and secure, while BlackBerry Messenger lets you send unlimited free messages to BlackBerry users. This is the best BlackBerry to date. It’s still not the complete smartphone package but for frequent messengers, nothing else comes close.

BlackBerry Torch2 full specifications:

• 1.2GHz processor
• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE
• Tri-band HSPA 14.4Mbps
• 3.2-inch VGA 640 x 480 capacitive display
• 8GB built-in memory
• 512MB RAM
• Bluetooth 2.1
• GPS
• NFC
• 5-megapixel camera with flash
• Magnetometer
• Accelerometer
• Proximity sensor
• 1300 mAh battery
• BlackBerry OS 6.1
• OpenGL ES
• 14.6mm thin

You can find some similarity to the original BlackBerry Torch but there have been quite a few changes made. The BlackBerry Torch 2 is shooting for a late Q3 release with AT&T.

Blackberry cell phones are very much trendy amongst the present youth, these handsets are enabled with best technology and are trying to gratify their yearning. The notion of mobile device was manufactured to create communication across city, states and countries but with the leading time these electronic apparatus changed their formation. Now these phones are fully loaded with advance software which is enabled to excel in working and diminish the work load of the user. Through the high technology phones you can send receive mails. One of the best ever handset made by the company is Blackberry storm 2, the handset is very much offered in the market since November 2009. This just weighs 160 grams and is14mm thick to fit in your pocket easily. The standard battery provides a back up of 280 hours on standby mode and 6 hours during talk time.

Since we do not have sales numbers from the Windows Phone 7, it would specify they are not selling in addition to expected. If they were, Blackberry phones would possibly take more of a hit as a result. So, when can we guess to see a utterly new OS for Blackberry handsets so they can be aggressive? The answers is probably later rather then earlier. So as to take advantage of the QNX OS on Blackberry phones, will entail something which is not in place today on the hardware. Based on comments at Live At Dive, the QNX software needs to have multi-core chips in order to effectively perform and that has become the focus for RIM with respect to the Blackberry phones. At the moment, there are no multi-core chips which can be used without chewing up the battery. RIM is presently focused on the Blackberry Playbook and it is running the QNX software with a multi-core processor to take advantage of the features. It does seem that the historic Blackberry phones have taken a back seat to the coming tablet, as though RIM knows they cannot compete at the moment.

The social networking aspect reminds me of the BlackBerry Enterprise’s Server free/busy lookup– except as opposed to seeing if your contacts obtainable for a meeting, you can see if they’re in the right mood for a call. Some Android phones already do this by showing social network status updates on incoming calls from contacts, but the idea of that data being gathered submissively is very latest. There’s also a latest navigation mechanism based on a radial wheel surrounding contacts, and pinch-zooming to finding bundled people within certain subgroups, which you can see in action in the video below. A neat idea, so long as a more straightforward border was also obtainable. The handset looks like it has a screen on both sides (one with a stud-style keyboard), which would likely be a massive battery hog, but hey, we can skip logic for a cool idea.

You may remember when we first advertised about BlackBerry Pearl with a traditional keypad. Months later, we find that device turns out to be the Pearl 9105 with the T9 keypad. Now we have got information that there is an entry level BlackBerry Slider Device in the works.

Following up on the RIM’s first slider phone, the BlackBerry Torch 9800, rumour has it the next one will be slighter and cheaper. The reduced size suggests that such a device would have a condensed keyboard like the Pearl models, but that’s just fun with Photoshop at this point.

The BlackBerry Curve 9300 is the predecessor of RIM’s current entry-level appliances, and for itself it wouldn’t be astounding to see this rumoured phone with the same QVGA display and 2 megapixel fixed-focus camera without flash. It’s likely they would trench the touch capabilities and opt for a trackpad-only experience to save on costs. Certainly a slighter, lower-resolution display would help on that front too. notwithstanding the lower-grade specs, odds are good that if this new slider does ever see the light of day, it’ll launch with OS 6, complete with WebKit browser, universal search, and other UI improvements over the old platform.

The Bold 9780 follows in the footsteps of the 9700 containing several updates. Firstly the latest version of the BlackBerry OS is onboard, bringing a better web browsing experience and deeper social networking integration to the table.

The Bold 9780 does not diverge much from the standard BlackBerry layout of portrait QWERTY keypad and familiar black shell. The five megapixel camera will allow the smartphone to sit on a level pegging with RIM’s Torch gadjet in terms of photographic features.

The phone comes with Wi-Fi connectivity and Bluetooth are, the retail package should include a 2GB microSD memory card, although it seems that you can  supplement this with a larger card of their own.

RIM has not been too specific about the launch date of the BlackBerry Bold 9780 but it has said that it will be coming in November, which means it could be just a few weeks away from a UK launch.

Judging by the initial specs, the BlackBerry Bold 9780 will appease those long time RIM fans who want an incremental upgrade to their existing phones.

Blackberry mobile manufacturing business is launching mobile phones keeping all kind of mobile lovers in mind. The gadjet has launched its touch insightful screen mobile devices in the mobile market it is recognized as the Storm series. The mobile giant is scheduling to launch its latest smart phone in this series that is Blackberry Storm 3; this smartphone is burdened with astonishing features and has dazzling looks. The Blackberry Storm 3 has all the scientific advancements and has enormous looks that makes it an entire package. The widget works on the hottest Blackberry 6.0 Operating System that is developed for the blackberry devices.

BlackBerry Storm 3 Features

• 3.7 inches of Touch Screen Display
• 5 mega pixel camera
• 512 MB RAM
• BlackBerry operating system 6
• 8 GB of internal memory
• Wi-Fi
• 720p video recording facility
• 1 Ghz processor

The new BlackBerry Storm 3 smartphone will be available by the end of this year 2010.  The latest BlackBerry Storm 3 mobile also poses 720p video recording facility.

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The BlackBerry Style 9670 is a flipout handset with a full QWERTY keyboard.

It is one of the first BlackBerrys to arrive sporting the BlackBerry 6 OS and has so far only been officially proclaimed in the US, with Sprint inimitability.

Style conscious

According to BlackBerry, the clamshell shape of the gadget makes it “extremely easy to use for calls, and with a full QWERTY keyboard, it provides the same attractive features enthusiasts have come to expect from their smartphone.”

Phew, we are happy that the BlackBerry Style makes phoning people easy – given that it is a handset.

Also on board is an optical trackpad, a 5MP camera with flash and support for video recording, built-in GPS, Wi-Fi and expandable memory up to 32GB.

The BlackBerry Style 9670 is out in the US 31 October, with UK release date details still to be proclaimed.