Showing posts with label BlackBerry Torch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BlackBerry Torch. Show all posts

Monday, August 22, 2011

Top 3 BlackBerry phones







The number of BlackBerry users is growing every other day even though there seems to be an increase in number of competitors. Most of the competitors like Nokia and Android mobiles are said to have better body designs and styles but are still led by BlackBerry when it comes to tasks that can be performed using the gadgets. If you are in the corporate class it is no doubt you will need a BlackBerry to help you with your tasks. Here are the three best BlackBerry phones.

1. BlackBerry Torch 9810. This model has a 3 in 1 input that includes the touch screen, track pad and a QWERTY slide keyboard. This is the best in case you do a lot of typing. The slide keyboard will ease your typing since the keys are spaced. With an 8 GB memory expandable up to 32 GB, it will provide you enough space to capture and save more videos, pictures, and do more downloads. It also comes with a 1.2 GHz processor speed letting you have a high-speed internet access and a good speed for playing games and other multimedia.
2. BlackBerry Bold 3 9780. The 9780 model comes with the BlackBerry OS 6 and high screen resolution of up to 480 x 360 pixels combined with a 2.44-inche screen size. This will offer you high quality pictures and graphics. It also has a 5 MP camera with a LED flash. It has connectivity options of 3G, Wi-Fi, and GPS. It also offers productivity since multitasking between applications is much faster. If you are the type who browses a lot then it is the best for you because it offers tabbed browsing, something most smart phones don’t offer.
3. BlackBerry Pearl 3G. This one has a very simple design and it’s easy to fit in your pocket. It has an optical track pad which simplifies work when scrolling through menus and icons. It has a good battery lifetime with up to 5-hours of talk time, 8 days of standby and 30-hours of music playback. It is definitely the best choice for a traveler. The phone also offers easy management of your email and text since you can add up to 10 different email addresses and still find your messages in one place.

There are many companies trying to come up with new smart phones, but BlackBerry still leads when it comes to the productivity and function design.

Sunday, August 14, 2011

The BlackBerry Match-Up: Torch vs. Curve






Without a doubt, the BlackBerry has attained worldwide success due in part to it sensitivity to the needs of both the business and non-corporate demographics. Although it catered primarily to the former during its birth in 1999, it didn’t take long before the BlackBerry found its way from the pockets of a business professional’s crisp trousers to those of an average person’s denim jeans. Since then, the word ‘BlackBerry’ no longer necessarily connotes a fruit in the consciousness of people. Nowadays, it easily translates to a perfect blend of form and function. Two of the salient BlackBerry series preferred are the BlackBerry Curve and the BlackBerry Torch. Although the former has been in production for quite some time already, manufacturers continue to release newer models that can very well compete with the newer Torch. So in what aspects do these two measure up? Read on to find out.




BlackBerry Curve phones have come a long way since the release of its first model, the 8300, in 2003. Consisting mainly of the 8300, 8900, 8500 and 9300 series, the Curve phones were favored because they’re cheaper than the rest of the multi-featured BlackBerry devices. The 8300 and 8900 range of smartphones is equipped with a trackball navigational system and QWERTY keypad. It wasn’t until mid-2009 when the first BlackBerry with the iconic optical track pad was released in the market: the Curve 8520. The succeeding models were then integrated with the same navigating key.




Being the latest among the Curve family, the 9300 series is the most equipped. It consists of the 9300 and 9330 models which are slim and lightweight. They also come in a number of colors. A major enhancement done on the 9300 series is its upgradeable software, which allows users to switch to the powerful BlackBerry OS 6.0. In addition, this series is conveniently WiFi-ready.
Meanwhile, the BlackBerry Torch 9800 is loaded with highly advanced features such as impressive multimedia functions, high-resolution display, efficient camera attributes, expandable memory and longer battery life. Its form is already a distinguishing quality as it combines both a touch screen and slide phone, all the while retaining the signature track pad. To further maximize your Torch experience, you can avail of the myriad of applications for mobile professionals, gamers, social networking aficionado, media junkie and etcetera. If you may have to choose between the Curve and the Torch, it is best to opt not for that which has the most number of features, but that which possesses the features you actually need.

Monday, August 8, 2011

How to find the best BlackBerry for my lifestyle




In today’s world, technology changes with lifestyle and fashion. Though many people have not yet considered this, a number of people consider this critically. It is wise to look in to the aspect of lifestyle before getting yourself a BlackBerry phone since they are costly and you would not like abandoning one just because it cannot help you with your tasks. This article will help you know what best suits your chosen lifestyle.

When it comes to choosing the right BlackBerry phone for yourself, the first things to take note of is your lifestyle. Know what your lifestyle is. You can get a piece of paper and write down what your likes are. They could be web surfing, playing virtual games, taking photos and videos, chatting online, etc… after that, add the tasks that you may need to do using the gadget, like word processing. After identifying what you will want to do with the gadget, you can now do research on the different types and models and their specifications and features to find a suitable one for yourself.


Below I have a few examples to guide you.

For those who are into the multimedia, I would prefer the BlackBerry Bold 9700 for them. This is because it has a good quality picture output since it can display 65,000 colors due to the high screen resolution of up to 480 x 360 pixels. With the 2.44-inch screen, you will have a great image display and good quality videos not forgetting the 3.2 pixel camera with X2 zoom level.

For those who have a lot to do with word processing and document viewing, I would suggest the BlackBerry Torch. I personally like this one because of the QWERTY slider keyboard pad. This offers you the ability to type faster and easier since buttons are a bit spaced.

If you are the business or corporate type who is always on the move, then it is wise to opt for the Airtel BlackBerry services. This provides additional features like remote address look up, wireless synchronizing of personal address books, memos and calendars. It also offers attachment viewing in the form of MS Word, MS excel, MS PowerPoint and PDF files. This will also help you have access to the internet anywhere and anytime.

With this piece of information, I hope you will get a BlackBerry phone to suit your lifestyle.

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

What you need to know about the BlackBerry Internet service for your BlackBerry Curve Phones or BlackBerry Torch




When Research in Motion authored the BlackBerry Internet Services (BIS), they put all BlackBerry Curve Phones into the high-end user market all over the world. Soon everybody who had a BlackBerry had access to their POP3, IMAP and Web App without needing to connect via a BlackBerry server. This was good news to many Business enterprise users as they now could rely on more than just their own server but a more powerful faster server that was being provided by RIM. It also made sure that BlackBerry Curve phones had access to a full suite of applications like organisers, memos, calendars, email, SMSs, and internet browsing. Since then all the BlackBerry Bold 9700 phone, that followed the Curve Series had these applications that allowed them to connect faster from anywhere without any hassles.




These free applications allow you to:




· Check your inbox on your phone and respond to emails in real-time.
· Use your phone to stay in touch with anyone anywhere at anytime.
· Organise your tasks, memos, and calendars on your phone with alerts.
· Browse the internet from anywhere at anytime.
· Get and send SMSs or MMS’ without any hassles.
· Send instant messages to another BlackBerry user with the BlackBerry Messenger service or use other instant messenger services just as easily.
· Attach, or view JPEG, TIFF, and Microsoft suite documents.
· Get on the social networking buzz via FaceBook and Twitter.
· Surf the internet as long as your data service is active.




Free and paid applications




BlackBerry Messenger allows two people to chat in real time without having to pay the cost of a SMS as long as they have data service on their phones.




There are many other free applications that are available from the Blackberry Apps Center that any BlackBerry Curve, BlackBerry Torch can load without any charge being attached. With BIS you can receive emails of up to 5MB regardless of your inbox size.




The only paid service that you will be charged for on any BlackBerry device is the use of streaming data or streaming video.




Anytime you asked to connect to WAP like when you want to view YouTube videos, you may be charged.




Some third party applications are offered to BlackBerry users and these will be added to the list of applications that Your BlackBerry Torch supports.