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Blackberry Bold Touch 9900 video demo
THE BLACKBERRY Bold 9900 will take over as RIM's flagship device when it launches at the end of August.
Key features include a revamped chassis that is 10mm thick, a 1.2GHz processor and a 2.8in touch-screen display with an improved 640x480 resolution.
RIM has redesigned the keyboard, making the letters bigger and easier to hit. The manufacturer will also ship the device with the latest Blackberry 7 operating system, along with near field communications (NFC) functionality and a browser that RIM claims is 40 per cent faster than previous versions.
The Bold Touch is due to be launched on all major UK networks at the end of August. Prices are yet to be confirmed, but the handset is expected to be available around the £35 a month mark on a long-term contract. µ
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They should promise that it can be upgraded to QNX based operating system when it is ready.
Companies sometimes purchase blackberries in hundreds and they need a plan that will cover at least 3 years to come.
They shouldn't keep doing Nokia's mistakes.
The Blackberry 9000 was the Thinkpad of smartphones for its time. Great features, keyboard, and security options. The trackpad and touchscreen will be nice upgrades. I hope the 9900 (and new Torch models) are enough to keep RIM current software-wise with its Android/iOS competitors apps-wise. But even if not, a thin Bold 9000 with touchscreen and current webkit browser sound pretty good.