I
know how important cell
phones are today. With all the hype that the I-Phone has been getting
its hard to know what else is coming out or available. This new phone
has some rather interesting features including simultaneous voice and
data connections which means you can use your email while talking to
someone. I know that in itself would be a great feature to have.
Sorry I can't steal the images to place here so you will have to go
to the site to see for yourself what the phone looks like.
The much anticipated BlackBerry Bold will be released in the United
States next month
After numerous delays left consumers
frustrated,
Research in Motion (RIM) announced its Blackberry
Bold 9000 smart phone will finally
be released in the United States on November 4.
Even
though it has been delayed several months, AT&T reportedly went
back and retested the phone
so it wouldn't have to deal with the 3G connectivity issues the Apple
iPhone 3G bumped into in July.
The phone has a QWERTY
keyboard,
2-megapixel camera, WiFi, 3G connectivity, Bluetooth, integrated GPS,
and microSD card support up to 16GB. It can be used both in
I know how important cell phones are today. With all the hype that the I-Phone has been getting its hard to know what else is coming out or available. This new phone has some rather interesting features including simultaneous voice and data connections which means you can use your email while talking to someone. I know that in itself would be a great feature to have. Sorry I can't steal the images to place here so you will have to go to the site to see for yourself what the phone looks like.
BlackBerry Bold to Hit U.S. Markets November 4
The much anticipated BlackBerry Bold will be released in the United States next month
After numerous delays left consumers frustrated, Research in Motion (RIM) announced its Blackberry Bold 9000 smart phone will finally be released in the United States on November 4.
Even though it has been delayed several months, AT&T reportedly went back and retested the phone so it wouldn't have to deal with the 3G connectivity issues the Apple iPhone 3G bumped into in July.
The phone has a QWERTY keyboard, 2-megapixel camera, WiFi, 3G connectivity, Bluetooth, integrated GPS, and microSD card support up to 16GB. It can be used both in the United States and across the world, with full-support in Japan and South Korea.
Interestingly, the phone has simultaneous voice and data ability, so owners will be able to easily check e-mails or text messages during a phone call.
"The development of the BlackBerry Bold smart phone was an ambitious undertaking, and we focused intensely on the things that are most important to mobile customers when developing this best-in-class smart phone for HSDPA networks around the world," RIM co-CEO and President Mike Lazaridis said in a statement.
The Bold will have to catch up with the Android G1 phone, which was recently released, and promptly sold out at many locations across the country.
The BlackBerry Bold will be available exclusively with AT&T, and will start at $299.99 with a new two-year contract. Analysts expect the higher retail price of the phone to make it more appealing to executives rather than consumers.
It seems that reviewers and phone owners have had both good and bad experiences with the phone, although several phone service providers have stopped shipping the phone due to network problems.
This might be a great alternative to the I-Phone for some people. Also be on the lookout for other variations of the Google Android project as well as the upcoming Motorola and Windows Mobile phones. As always I will try to post updates here in my blog.
Thanks!
the
United States and across the world, with full-support in Japan and
South Korea.
Interestingly, the phone has simultaneous voice
and data
ability, so owners will be able to easily check e-mails or text
messages during a phone
call.
"The development of
the BlackBerry Bold smart phone was an ambitious undertaking, and we
focused intensely on the things that are most important to mobile
customers when developing this best-in-class smart phone for HSDPA
networks around the world," RIM co-CEO and President Mike
Lazaridis said in a statement.
The Bold will have to catch up
with the Android G1 phone, which was recently released, and promptly
sold out at many locations across the country.
The BlackBerry
Bold will be available exclusively with AT&T, and will start at
$299.99 with a new two-year contract. Analysts expect the higher
retail price of the phone to make it more appealing to executives
rather than consumers.
It seems that reviewers and
phone owners have had both good and bad experiences with the phone,
although several phone
service
providers have stopped shipping
the phone due to network problems.
This might be a great alternative to the
I-Phone for
some people. Also be on the lookout for other variations of the
Google Android project as well as the upcoming Motorola and Windows
Mobile phones. As always I will try to post updates here in my blog.
application wise the Google phones will be the thing to watch. It is an open source operating system and Google just released the code. This will mean tons of free apps to come. In fact they will far exceed any other phone as far as functionality and the number that will just be free. No other phone has this much potential.
But the earliest released phones seem to have a number of issues and so far are just not as feature rich as the iPhone. I think this will change with future models.
Blackberry is also coming out with the Storm. It will first debut as a Verizon product. Will most likely be availlable through other competitors in 6 months or so. I like it because of the full face touch screen ( no buttons ) like the I-phone. It also has very enhanced phot and video features.
Shane, AWESOME! I am looking to get a new phone to bring in 2009. My 2 year old son keeps floating our electronics in the toilet (LOL). I'm going to go check out your link. It's was great seeing you and hearing your voice. I love video embeds! Please do more. :-)
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Shane
Interesting. I was just thinking about getting a Google phone. Perhaps I will look closer.
Tom Braatz