BlackBerry Style 9670 CDMA QWERTY Mobile

                                          Blackberry launches new smart phone BlackBerry Style 9670 launched in India for CDMA customers. The elegant new hand set comes in a compact flip design with dual high-resolution displays and a full-QWERTY keyboard. It also features the powerful new BlackBerry 6 operating system. It also holds many advanced features, including a 5MP camera with flash and support for video recording, built-in GPS for location-based apps and geo-tagging, Wi-Fi for faster connectivity and extended data coverage, and an expandable memory slot for up to 32GB of additional storage.

BlackBerry Style 9670 Features and Specifications:

- Full-QWERTY keyboard and two high resolution displays
- Support for 3G networks
- Enhanced media player for music, pictures and videos
- 5 MP camera with autofocus, video recording, scene modes and geotagging
- Built-in GPS and Wi-Fi
- 512MB Flash memory, plus an 8GB microSD/SDHC memory card included (slot supports up to 32GB memory cards)
- Internal display measuring 2.7” diagonal (360 x 400); external display measuring 2” diagonal (240x320)
- Talk Time: 4.5 hrs
- Standby Time: 10.5 days
- Network support: Dual Band CDMA/EVDO Rev A: CDMA 800; CDMA 1900
- Operating System: BlackBerry 6
The pre-installed applications for accessing social networking sites is mind blowing in this hand set as it enable users to stay in touch with their close ones. BlackBerry Mobile offers enhanced multimedia capabilities, including a redesigned media application for a richer experience with music, pictures and videos.

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Blackberry Curve 8320

 The Curve 8320’s keyboard is among one of the best front-facing keyboards you can see on any Smartphone. The keys are especially not large, to give space well from each other into what they are embedded. The BlackBerry Curve 8320 is a smallest in size and lightest in weight BlackBerry yet having a QWERTY keyboard and it comes at the present with WIFI. Curve 8320 presents a liquid silvery glow with clean lines curved ends and user-friendly trackball navigation. Its lustrous design balances between both work needs and personal needs with the faultless blend of usability and performance. The Curve 8320 is a foremost BlackBerry to support AT&T Mobile Music a superior stereo Bluetooth and media player with headset capabilities.

Crystal clear pictures on the 2 megapixel camera with 5 x zoom with flash. If you necessitate more storage, It also has a microSD stretchy memory slot to store up music videos and even more. This gadget comes with BlackBerry’s first ever email spellchecker, TeleNav Maps and the AT&T Mall for shopping the down loads and ringtones. Go worldwide the 8320 has inbuilt everything you may ever need in a BlackBerry. BlackBerry Curve 8320 includes features like voice activated dialing, clear conferencing speakerphone and Bluetooth competence. You can take a trip in over 117 nations along with global tone of voice and data roaming Bluetooth v2.0 by means of hold up for stereo headsets/ USB 2.0 connectivity, 312 MHz powerful processor, BlackBerry Messaging. Accessories included are Lithium ion battery, ear bud headset, compact wall charger and USB data cable.
Specifications of Blackberry Curve 8320 :
Screen: 65000 Color Screen, 240 x 320 Pixels
Imaging: 2 Megapixel Camera
Flash: Zoom, Camera Settings
Video Player: Viewfinder Display, Video Clip, Video Recorder, Screen Savers
Messaging: SMS Text Messaging
Instant Messaging: Wireless Email with multy Attachments, Multimedia Messaging
Sound: Voice Dialing, Speaker Phone, Vibrating Alert, Polyphonic Ringtones, MP3 and MIDI Ringtones, Media Player
Entertainment: Downloadable Games
Organizer: Phone Book, To Do List, Calendar, Alarm Clock, BlackBerry Maps
Keyboard: QWERTY Keyboard, Keyboard Lock, Keyboard Backlight, Document Viewer, trackball, Security Password Protection
Connectivity: EDGE, GPRS, USB, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Network: Quad Band Technology – GSM – 850, 900, 1800 & 1900
Internet: HTML, Wireless Modem – Embedded RIM
Dimensions and Weight: MM 16 x 60 x 107, 110 grams
Talk Time and Memory: Talk Time of four hours, Standby Time of 17 days, 64 Megabytes flash memory along with MicroSD memory option

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RIM BlackBerry PlayBook Review

Introduction:

Attempting to fathom what’s going on within the inner bowels of RIM’s circle is undeniably difficult, but taking into account the rash of competition continually eating up their piece of the pie in the smartphone market, it makes you wonder how they’ll be able to fully sustain other ventures outside their comfort zone. Although some might believe that RIM is falling on deaf ears in regards to their line of smartphones, we’ve actually seen the Canadian company more recently adapt to changing the nature of their game to better position itself in this competitive landscape.

In fact, the BlackBerry Torch 9800 was indeed the fresh change of pace for them, but as we’ve seen, it wasn’t quite the polished new experience they’d hope to be embraced openly by the public. Rather, it seemingly reiterated the stubborn stance branded to them by consumers seeing that it failed to keep up with the fast pace nature of its competitors’ platforms. As we all know with any missed opportunities, there is always a period when companies look back to see what could’ve been done to change the outcome – and that’s exactly what appeared to happen with RIM.

Moving outside of their traditional comfort space, RIM is embarking on a new venture into untested waters with their BlackBerry PlayBook. Dubbed as the first “professional grade tablet,” RIM is placing a lot of attention to their bread and butter set of business customers with this one, however, they’re chiming in at a time where standards are elevated ever so high by the competition already. Naturally, the PlayBook’s starting cost of $499.99 will no doubt keep it competitive, especially when it features a ton of contemporary high-end specs, but ultimately it’s going to come down to execution and functionality to determine its true value. Facing uncertainty right in the face, the BlackBerry PlayBook might just be the device to signal the rebirth that RIM is so desperately looking for right now – so let’s find out if it’s waiting for them!

Design:

At this point, there’s no arguing that there is a lack of variety in terms of tablet designs – which is quite evident from the slabs we’re accustomed to seeing. However, the BlackBerry PlayBook manages to come off as a decent looking tablet with its straightforward design approach and solid construction. Neither boring or captivating, the rectangular sized PlayBook appears to look very ordinary from a cursory glance, especially with its evenly sized bezel, rounded corners, and hard lines. Luckily though, we adore its immaculate clean looks thanks to its venerable soft touch matte back cover that does wonders to repel dirt and debris. Moreover, we’re surprised to see some weight (14.11 oz) accompanying this relatively thin (0.39” thick) tablet, however, it essentially contributes to its solid construction. Compared to some of the other plasticy 7” tablets out there on the market, the BlackBerry PlayBook easily manhandles them in almost every way thanks to its balanced design and high premium feel.

The RIM BlackBerry PlayBook is a decent looking tablet with straightforward design approach and solid construction

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Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY Review

This is a global GSM phone. It can be used with T-Mobile USA and AT&T, but without 3G. A CDMA version of the phone is expected to launch this Spring with Verizon Wireless.

Introduction:

Can we say beginning of an era about the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play? In case you are wondering why, it is the first ever smartphone with a dedicated gamepad. Sure, its chipset is not the most powerful there is, and its screen is not with the best resolution out there, but when you slide it open, and a PlayStation-style game controller winks at you, instead of a boring QWERTY keyboard, you know something's shifting.

We've been teased about an upcoming PlayStation phone since last summer, and until today so many details about it have been leaked and prototypes examined, that it probably deserves the worst-kept secret crown more than any other phone in recent memory. But that's only regarding the specs and appearance.

For the main part, the Sony Ericsson Xpera Play remained a relative mystery so far. Is the chipset powerful enough to play sophisticated titles? How's the gameplay, and can I resurrect older titles on it? What kind of dedicated game store will be out there for the Xperia Play? All pressing issues that will be addressed in our review, so read on to find out...


Design:

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play keeps up with the “human curvature” design philosophy that the manufacturer introduced with the Vivaz, and followed through with the Xperia line. It mostly indicates the presence of a curved back that makes the phones cuddle and fit comfortably in the hand, and the Xperia Play is no exception, despite that it’s 0.63” (16mm) thick and 6.2oz (175g) in weight. The phone's glossy plastic back also hosts the 5MP camera with LED flash, and the Sony Ericsson green-silver logo. The plastic shell is not the best industrial design out there, but build quality is decent, and we got the the cool white version to boot.

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