The BlackBerry Curve 9350, 9360 and 9370 are mighty fine looking devices. Here we have a collection of BlackBerry Curve images and photos so you can check out the device. When we get our hands on one (or all) we’ll update with some more “real” BlackBerry Curve 9350, 9360 and 9370 photos, but for now keep reading to check out the new Curves.
Continue reading BlackBerry Curve 9350, 9360 and 9370 Images and Photo Gallery
If you’re looking for a bit more BlackBerry Torch 9860/9850 we have it for you. Here are some BlackBerry Torch 9860 images and photos for your viewing pleasure. It’s not much for now, but we’ll add more BlackBerry Torch 9850 photos to the gallery as they come up. We have RIM’s official media images so you can check out the BlackBerry Bold 9860 and 9850 from every angle in hi-res. Keep reading for more.
Research In Motion Introduces New BlackBerry 7 Smartphones
Continue reading BlackBerry Torch 9860 and 9850 Images and Photo Gallery
The BlackBerry 9850/60 has now been officially announced and we now have a a full specs list of the device. If this is a device you are considering to purchase, you might want to take a look at the full list of specs. Here is a sneak peak on the Blackberry:
BlackBerry Torch 9860 and 9850 Features and Specifications:
- Size (LxWxD):
120mm x 62mm x 11.5mm- Display:
3.7″ 253ppi high-resoultion touch display powered by Liquid Graphics Technology- Software:
BlackBerry7 OS- Battery Life:
CDMA talk time: Up to 6.8 hours
CDMA standby time: up to 13.4 days
GSM talk time: 6.2 hours
GSM standby time: 11.6 hours
UMTS talk time: up to 6.1 hours
UMTS standby time: up to 11.8 days
Audio playback time: up to 50.2 hours
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The BlackBerry Torch 9810 is one good looking device. Here we have a collection of BlackBerry Torch 9810 images and photos so you can check out the device from all sides. When we get our hands on one we’ll update with some more “real” BlackBerry Torch 9810 photos, but for now keep reading to check this bad boy out.
Research In Motion Introduces New BlackBerry 7 Smartphones
It’s been quite a while seen we’ve seen a good fake BlackBerry, but Scott let us know that he spotted this knockoff BlackBerry Torch. It looks almost as good as the real thing – complete with slider, trackpad and Torch branding on the back – but this fake also sports some dual-SIM action, TV, Wifi, Bluetooth and more. As you can see from the photos it’s not running a legit BlackBerry OS however, so if that is something you need then you might want to pick up the real thing. Keep reading for a few more images or check it out for yourself. Thanks Scott!
Continue reading Fake of the Week: Knockoff Torch looks just like the real thing (kind of)
posted Jul 25th 2011 at 10:24PM
If photos of a new handset are taken without Mr. BlurryCam involved, launch day is likely close at hand. Such is the tale of the BlackBerry Monza 9860 — aka the Monaco, the Storm 3, or a plethora of other code names. Regardless of the title, it’s an all-touchscreen, 1.2GHz device yet to be announced or even acknowledged by its maker. But since when does that ever stop the leaks from piling up to monstrous heights? A new batch of images showing off the fabled handset has come to light, giving us a respectable peek at the phone’s outer beauty; unfortunately, we didn’t learn anything new here. The image above suggests this particular machine is AT&T-bound, but we’re not entirely convinced — it could be a test device that’s unlocked and using the carrier’s HSPA+ network — especially since T-Mobile’s supposedly landing the Monza as early as this week. Perhaps it’s even the “shiny, new and social all over” product expected to be announced tomorrow. The puzzle pieces are definitely getting put together, eh? Check out the gallery below for the latest stunning shots.
[Thanks, Ratnesh]
Taking photos using a BlackBerry® smartphone with v6.0 device software or BlackBerry® PlayBook™ tablet is really quick and easy, and allows you to capture great photos in plenty of different environments. Today I’d like to provide an overview of some of the options available when taking photos so you can customize them as you see fit, as well as take advantage of some options you might not have previously used.
For this post, I’ll be focusing on BlackBerry® 6 device software, so if you are using an earlier version of BlackBerry device software, check the user guide for more information on available camera options. If you don’t know which version of BlackBerry device software you are currently using, check out our post on How to Identify your BlackBerry Device Software version.
In case you aren’t familiar with 4shared don’t worry, you’re not the only one. 4shared Mobile for BlackBerry is a convenient and fast way to reach your account at 4shared.com, including all documents, photos, music, etc. when you wish to, no matter where you are at the very moment.
This app recently launched in App World and has now received the official v1.0 update. So if you’re interested check out the link below for more.
via: bbos
We’ve seen evidence of the BlackBerry monaco coming to Sprint, and rumor of it hitting Verizon as well, and today we got further confirmation via pictures posted on BerryCN. They have posted up a ton of pictures of the BlackBerry Torch 9850 (CDMA) and 9860 (GSM), highlighting the major difference: the buttons! According to these images, the 9850 is going to have the physical buttons we’ve seen in other photos, and the 9860 will have the capacitive buttons a la the Storm 2. More pictures and video can be seen after the break, with the full gallery at the link below.
via: cb
Etisalat, which owns a controlling stake in Tanzania’s Zantel, has partnered with app development shop EMS, to develop a new app store for BlackBerry apps. The new store will provide a wide range of apps including games, instant messaging, social networking, news, weather and PIM apps. The Zantel chief commercial officer, Mr Norman Moyo said in the statement that his company decided to come up with the initiative after realising that Africa and Tanzania in particular is in dire need of BlackBerry applications. The problem with the new store is that the carrier should be partnering with RIM on the initiative, rather than trying to reinvent the wheel. We know Etisalat has been spying on its users before, and even though it’s a Zantel initiative, the carrier’s reputation is very tarnished and one should be weary of anything they’re involved in.
If you’re interested in a Nigerian BlackBerry app development company, we recommend you check out 2shekels.com. The Nigerian IT firm has some interesting BlackBerry apps such as TagIt that lets you tag your friends in photos right on your BlackBerry. They also have a ScreenCap app that doesn’t add any watermarks unlike ScreenMuncher and supports sending the photos directly to UberSocial.
via: bbcool
Night Hawk Computers Blackberry Alliance 