BlackBerry Bold 9790 Bellagio is one smart phone that will be launched first in Indonesia, the BlackBerry Bold 9790 Price Bellagio in Indonesia alone will account for approximately $515 (Rp4.599.000) where as I posted yesterday in my estimation is the BlackBerry Torch 9860 Monza prediction turned out I was wrong and now it was revealed that BB Bellagio who will appear on the 25th of november 2011, in this post I'll discuss a bit about the BlackBerry Bold 9790 Bellagio in which Indonesia is the first country to launch its first honored.
BlackBerry Bold 9790 specifications Bellagio itself, we can see the BB 9709 will be present with a candybar with a QWERTY keyboard and comes with 2.44-inch touch screen. BlackBerry Bellagio will be equipped with a processor at 1GHz, 1GB of RAM as well, besides the advantage of the BlackBerry Bold 9790 sertaka Bellagio itself is in its 8GB of internal memory, 5MP camera, and the BlackBerry OS platform 7. Like the previous series, the Blackberry Bold 9900, but it's one of the advantages BB Bellagio it self is the presence of NFC (Near Field Communications).
To view the Bellagio BB screen comes smaller when compared to BB Dakota that is 2.8 inches, but according to RIM claims its touchscreen is more responsive. The dimensions of the Blackberry 9790 or Bold 3 is not much different from its predecessor, Dakota. Bellagio has a display size of 110 mm x 60 mm x 11.4 mm. when compared with the Dakota that has the dimensions 115 x 66 x 10.5 mm.
RIM to offer new BlackBerry Curve . With a thin 0.43 inch frame display and functionality to support BlackBerry7
The new curve has a 2.44-inch, 480 × 360 pixel screen, a 800 MHz CPU, 512 MB of RAM, and 5-megapixel camera with LED flash and VGA video recording function. It also sports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS and NFC tale that slowly became a new standard for smartphones.
The device comes in three version numbers - 9350, 9360 and 9370 - with the connectivity difference: in 9350 is the only CDMA, GSM and UMTS 9360 support, while the 9370 supports both GSM and CDMA.
The new BlackBerry Curve will be available from carriers in Canada this month and from other operators around the world starting in September.
I’m happy to tell you about twonew BlackBerry® 7 OS smartphones announced today, the all-touch BlackBerry® Torch™ 9850 and 9860 smartphones. #TeamBlackBerry members in North America will be able to purchase the BlackBerry Torch 9860 smartphone from AT&T, Rogers, Telus and Bell, and the BlackBerry Torch 9850 smartphone from Sprint and U.S. Cellular. For more details on pricing and international availability, make sure to check out our BlackBerry Torch product page or contact your local carrier.
To ensure you have our patented Inside BlackBerry insight into these sweet all-touch BlackBerry 7 OS smartphones, I tapped Product Managers Sangita and Troy to list the 5 things you need to know about the BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860. Take it away, Sangita and Troy!
1. The all-touch BlackBerry Torch has a screen built for everything
With a 3.7” inch touch screen at a WVGA (800×480) resolution with 253 DPI (“dots per inch”), the BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 have the biggest BlackBerry® smartphone screens ever. These all-touch screens provide a sharp and crisp viewing experience to combine everything BlackBerry devices are known for – performance, security and reliability – with new user features like augmented reality apps and improved web browsing and multimedia experiences.
Personally, I love the BlackBerry Torch smartphone screen most for browsing the web with the next generation BlackBerry 7 browser. My news sites, shopping sites and my daily obsession, tech and lifestyle blogs, all render fast and look great on that big, beautiful screen. Of course using BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphone touch screens to pan, zoom and scroll through my favorite websites is easy as well.
One design element to note with the all-touch BlackBerry Torch screen: we designed the face of the BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones to ‘fall over’ the device edge (something we call ‘The Waterfall’ internally), which lengthens the screen to provide a visual experience that works in landscape or portrait orientation.
2. The new BlackBerry Torch smartphone design is sculpted for touch
Our design goal with the all-touch BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones was to create a stylish look that sets the product apart in a field filled with boxy devices. The seamless front lens with ‘Waterfall’ ends offers a great visual experience and the sculpted back provides a perfect ergonomic fit, regardless of whether it’s used as a traditional phone (in portrait orientation) or like a gaming console or web browser (in landscape orientation).
Though there are many layers to the BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones design, they are integrated and flow one into the other. For example, the buttons on the side of the smartphone are simple to find with your fingers and provide quick access volume, mute and camera functionality, but are understated, so as not to interrupt the design. Another example would be the back housing of the BlackBerry Torch smartphone, which dips down to fit in the camera lens and flash, without impacting its form and feel in the palm of your hand.
Engineering the BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones to meet this vision wasn’t easy, and there were a number of occasions where it appeared that we might have to trade-off form for function. But our development teams rose to the challenge, and in the end, have delivered a product that is both aesthetically pleasing and incredibly functional for both personal and professional use.
3. The new BlackBerry Torch smartphone evolves the all-touch experience
We knew when designing the BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones that the touch screen user interface (“UI”) would have to be both refined and robust enough to support an all-touch device (it would be pretty hard to write an email otherwise, Ed.). Many improvements and enhancements have been made to the touch screen UI in the BlackBerry 7 OS that the BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones take full advantage of. These improvements vary from minor adjustments of touch sensitivity based upon screen location to redesigning the layout of the virtual keyboard for easier texting (I personally love the fact that symbols and numbers are now combined under one key). In addition, the predictive text algorithms have also been optimized to provide fewer, more targeted word choices for faster communications.
All these improvements combine holistically to ensure an efficient and intuitive experience when using the BlackBerry Torch smartphone, whether you’re BBM™ chatting with a friend or playing the latest game.
4. The all-touch BlackBerry Torch smartphone is packed to the gills with new features, including an HD camera and Magnetometer
In addition to the large and crisp screen, the all-touch BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones have many hardware features new to BlackBerry smartphones, including an HD camera and magnetometer (also known as a “digital compass”). These features aren’t just for show, but allow BlackBerry smartphone users to create, consume and share great content on their device. Here are a few examples:
Camera – The BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphone cameras supports HD recording at 720p to capture stunning videos to view on your BlackBerry smartphone, computer or HDTV. But my favorite feature has to be the 5MP, zero-shutter lag photo camera. I have a five-month-old son and my BlackBerry Torch smartphone (which is always with me) has been the perfect tool for me to capture those special moments. The ability to upload these photos from within the Camera app with a few clicks to Facebook® so I can virtually instantly share these moments with friends and family turns the BlackBerry Torch into something more than a smartphone for me.
Magnetometer – Combined with the Camera app and GPS, the magnetometer or digital compass on the BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones has enabled a new class of “augmented reality” applications on the BlackBerry platform. One example is the Wikitude augmented reality browser, which will be available on the BlackBerry App World™ storefront at launch. The Wikitude browser combines real and virtual worlds via the Camera viewfinder to provide immediate and relevant data about one’s surroundings. One great feature of the Wikitude browser is its integration with BBM 6. This (opt-in) feature allows you to see the location of your BBM 6 contacts in real-time and spontaneously arrange to meet for coffee if you happen to be in the same ‘hood. See the video above for an example.
5. The new BlackBerry 7 OS powers the all-touch BlackBerry Torch smartphone
Together with the powerful hardware found in the BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphone, the new BlackBerry 7 OS offers a variety of performance and usability enhancements resulting in a truly wonderful user experience. Annu plans to talk about BlackBerry 7 in more detail in an upcoming post, so we will highlight one specific aspect of BlackBerry 7: something we call ‘Liquid Graphics’.
From the ground up, the software architecture of BlackBerry 7 has been redesigned to maximize the use of hardware acceleration and graphical fidelity. This optimization allows for rich graphics, smooth animations and a fluid touch experience. Liquid Graphics touches much of the features discussed above, from the new BlackBerry browser to the all-touch UI to 3rd party applications like the Wikitude browser or 3D games. Combined with the large screen, Liquid Graphics provides a responsive and striking graphical experience for BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphone users.
Please post a comment and let Troy and Sangita know what you think of the new all-touch BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860 smartphones, and don’t hesitate to ask questions about each device!
On 3 August, RIM has officially introduced five new Blackberry phones in its website and of course as a fifth new Blackberry phone is running the BB OS7. The first two are Bold 9900/9930 which had been leaked a few times before.
Backberry Both are the same for two different networks: GSM - CDMA and into the ranks of the new Blackberry Bold with QWERTY candy bar design and comes with a typical Blackberry capacitive touch screen width of 2.8''VGA 640x480 resolution.
Keeping track of today's smartphones, the Bold 9900/9930 using a 1.2 GHz processor and 768MB of RAM. 8GB of internal memory that can add up to 32GB MicroSD, voice-based universal search, NFC, HSPA, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, trackpad, and a 5 megapixel camera feature complete seabrek BB 9900/9930.
The third is the 9810 Torch once rumored as the Storm 3. 9810 Torch practically as Bold 9900 with 9800 because the specification body no noticeable difference between 9810 and 9900 except the touch screen is wider (3.2 vs. 2.8) and the slider design of the Torch 9810 and boxed in 9900. The difference between 9810 with 9800 Torch is the difference besides the specifications on the design of the back.
The last two come from different generations but also Torch with 9810 Torch, Torch 9850/9860 has a bigger screen that is 3.7''with a resolution of 800x480 pixels. But a bigger screen to be paid by the internal memory is smaller than his three brothers in the other OS7 since 9850/9860 equipped only 4GB of internal memory. In addition to differences in the display and memory, the specification of the five Blackberry is identical.
As mentioned above, all new Blackberry is running the BB OS7 and there is no information about price and time of release from RIM. Rumor has it for Bold 9900/9930 series is said to release on August 31.
As for the service users in Canada Bell will miss 9900 and 9810 on 16 August. For fans of the Blackberry that has not updated its mobile phones, the introduction of five new BB is definitely refreshing after all this time RIM will not release a new product.
Blackberry Bold Touch comes with two versions of the BlackBerry Bold 9900 phones and 9930, uses the same basic design in the past, the Bold series sports.
Of course, the new OS 7 (BB 7), some stunning interface and contribute user-friendly. New OS version 7 has a number of new shows to finish. BB 7 is looking for new features such as Voice Activated, faster user experience and enhanced browsing capabilities (including support for HTML5 video). The most interesting thing that Blackberry users will love this update is a company with the BlackBerry Balance, new software, the users better juggle work and family life possible.
Specs:
* BlackBerry OS 7 - Both the new device BlackBerry Bold come complete with a new BlackBerry operating system. New features include NFC chip (for mobile payments), built a built-in support Augmented Reality, and up to 720p HD video recording, but there is a downside. New OS is not on BlackBerry devices to work this time, if you already means a BlackBerry OS 6, you will be stuck with it forever (unless you your handset, an upgrade).
* BlackBerry Balance - Other new features in BlackBerry OS 7 is something like the BlackBerry Balance technology that separates and protects the contents of your work from the personal content on the device, so you do not need multiple devices for two main aspects of your life bear - personal and professional.
* Playbook video chat - contact friends far and face immediate family with a new application that you can make video calls on the tablet guidelines WiFi BlackBerry.
* Facebook for PlayBook - Score one for RIM - Playbook get to something, integrated and optimized app that users do not even have iPad!
RIM has announced their first tablet computer, Blackberry Playbook. BlackBerry Naming Playbook beyond belief among many who expected a tablet PC or RIM will be named Blackpad Surfbook or surfboard. Even the facts say another, Playbook is the name chosen and announced by RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis yesterday at their annual developer event in San Francisco Blackberry 2010.
As most tablet computers, slim and thin as the company's board - it is called also slate - with a weight of 400 grams and is size 7 inc like the ideal screen size Samsung Galaxy Tab.
Naming Play this tablet is a bit interesting, because the word is sometimes Play a negative impression; Playgirl and Playboy. Surfbook actually the most appropriate name, because it uses a tablet like reading a book (books) that are characteristic of a computer tablet and Surf's words indicate that with the owner of this tablet will surf the vast sea of Internet communication as well. In addition, RIM to target business as a buyer, so the naming Play does not seem appropriate.
But of course the naming of Play on the tablet PC is not without reason. Info as far as I can, because the tablet is "full support" to all Flash-based content. Similarly, all flash games. IPad satirize all that does not support Flash, except by downloading jalbreak first, and even then the results are not optimal.
Besides getting a warm welcome, Playbook also has a ripple of disappointment. Because not (yet) support the Blackberry application. This is understandable, because the OS is in use than the Blackberry OS, but OS QNX and later changed its name to the Tablet OS on Blackberry. So it takes time to make all applications to be compatible with the tablet this BB.
Therefore Blackberry Playbook 7-Inch Tablet (64GB) will be officially released to the public early in 2011, to allow time for all application developers BB to sync. At the same time giving RIM the opportunity to study the tablet market and began to explore the possibility of competition with Samsung with his Galaxy Tab, IPAD second generation Android and tablet computers in those days.
Here is a comparison between the image of three technical specifications Tablet PC is to predict will dominate the Tablet PC in 2011; Playbook, IPAD and Samsung Galaxy tab:
And how do you think Playbook BlackBerry will be able to conquer its rivals?
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will be officially released to the public early in 2011, to allow time for all application developers BB to sync. At the same time giving RIM the opportunity to study the tablet market and began to explore the possibility of competition with Samsung with his Galaxy Tab, IPAD second generation Android and tablet computers in those days.
