Posts Tagged BlackBerry
The mysterious BlackBerry Slider poses for close pictures
Posted by thumpad.com in General, Mobile phones, Portable device. on March 4, 2010
The first clear images of the BlackBerry's pioneer slider leaked online. The mysterious device sports touchscreen, optical trackpad, sliding full QWERTY keyboard and runs on BlackBerry OS 6.
There is little info about the specs yet since the prototype appearing on the pictures below had a faulty battery and couldn't power on. However even that battery turned out to be unseen before in a BlackBerry device. Its model is FX-1 with 1050 mAh of capacity. We said unseen, not impressive, right?
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getting its FCC is the BlackBerry Curve 8910
Posted by thumpad.com in General, Mobile phones, Portable device. on January 18, 2010
Alright, look, RIM: it's no longer alright to be selling GSM smartphones in the year 2010 without HSPA. Seriously, it's not cool — but a new filing in the FCC today from the folks in Waterloo shows the back of a phone that looks a whole lot like a new Curve to us. Indeed, Phone Scoop astutely notes that device's ID matches a previous Bluetooth SIG filing for the phone, and if you turn your attention over to the accompanying SAR report, you see that it's rolling deep (or rolling……
BlackBerry Tour2 9650 gets the hands-on treatment
Posted by thumpad.com in General, Mobile phones on December 27, 2009
There's practically zero doubt remaining that RIM has a next-generation Tour in the works, but if you're one of those tin foil hat wearers, you'll be glad to know that at least one of these things really, truly exists. Boy Genius just got his paws around the Tour2 9650 (shown left), and aside from the optical trackpad replacing the trackball (and the addition of a WiFi module), there's not much new here. Oh, except that presumably quicker CPU — we're guessing to-be owners w……
Hands-on and impressions, BlackBerry Bold 9700
Posted by thumpad.com in General, Mobile phones on November 5, 2009
RIM's successor to the original Bold — the BlackBerry Bold 9700 — has finally landed on our doorsteps. The 9000 is in many ways a hard act to follow. Hardware-wise, it lived up to its name, going where most phones never went with its retro, leathery, nearly clunky looks in an age of rounded edges and shiny curves. Don't get us wrong — we loved the 9000's aesthetics obsessively — which is why we couldn't wait to get our hands on its newborn child. A few questions we had in mind: would ……
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