Blackberry Phones Top Version

Latest RIM Blackberry Phone

Blackberry phones are known for it's reputation in smartphone technology. The great features of Blackberry Smartphones is making staying connected in our business and personal lives easier than ever before.

BlackBerry offers a sleek, stylish and compact all-in-one mobile phone solution, with the benefit of integrated email, sms text messaging, diary, contacts, instant messaging, Internet browser and social networking as standard.



 The Top Version of Blackberry Phones are:

• BlackBerry Torch 9800 Slide Phone 
• BlackBerry Bold 9700 
• BlackBerry Storm 2 9550

BlackBerry 9800 Torch Slide Phone

The Blackberry Smartphone Series

Launched September 2010 to North America and expected quickly in the UK, the BlackBerry Torch 9800 slide phone is the very latest and perhaps the very best BlackBerry handset. It is the first BlackBerry slide phone and whilst featuring a 3.2" HVGA+ touch screen, this latest BlackBerry also has the usual full QWERTY keyboard tucked away beneath the slide screen. Navigating this latest BlackBerry handset is very exciting, as a combination of touch screen, optical trackpad, main function buttons and QWERTY keyboard, all combine to give an outstanding user experience. And for anyone who failed to 'bond' with the BlackBerry Storm touch/click screen, this touch screen is simply light years ahead and also with greatly improved web browsing functionality.

Along with all the usual BlackBerry refinements and functionality, the BlackBerry Torch is the first BlackBerry handset to feature the latest BlackBerry 6 operating system (OS) and with it, a greatly enhanced user experience across all of the this exceptional smartphones functions. Whilst prior to a full UK launch, pre-orders can be made via Vodafone, it has been reported that Orange should have early availability and that the other major mobile phone networks will follow.

The review for Blackberry Torch and specification

BlackBerry Bold 9700

The Blackberry Smartphone Series

Since it's initial launch as the BlackBerry Bold 9000, this handset has been highly popular both with business users and regular users alike. Towards the end of 2009, the BlackBerry Bold 9700 stepped in and has since been anomalously labelled as RIM BlackBerry's best handset to date, encapsulating all that is outstanding about traditional BlackBerry functionality and form. It seems that there has been universal agreement in all reviews, both written and video, that this is the BlackBerry to own. And when you read these reviews it's clear that BlackBerry have taken all that was good about the Bold 9000 and made it better - reduced size, reduced weight, higher resolution screen, improved battery life and with this enhanced power, improved talk-time and play-back time with audio and video files.

The new BlackBerry Bold 9700 also features improved navigation with optical trackpad, improved camera/video specs and an overall much faster/improved user experience. And lets not forget core email/communication/social networking applications that stand this handset (& BlackBerry generally) out, as the smartphone of choice. The Bold 9700 is available on all networks and in a variety of colors.

The review for Blackberry Bold 9700 and specification

BlackBerry Storm2 9550

The Blackberry SmartPhone Series

The RIM BlackBerry Storm2 or BlackBerry Storm 9550 is one of the most ground breaking BlackBerry smartphones to date, as well as being RIM BlackBerry's first handset to feature touch screen/ Surepress technology. Storm 9550 offers a crystal-clear, high resolution 3.25" touch screen display, with auto-screen rotation - both SureType and QWERTY.The BlackBerry Storm (2) has a 624Mhz processor, 2GB of internal storage, 256MB Ram and expansion up to 32GB. This smartphone weighs just 160g, features a 3.2MP camera (with video capture) and offers up to 6hrs talk time. WiFi, 3G and Bluetooth are all standard. The BlackBerry Storm is considered to be RIM's most important phone release to follow the ever popular BlackBerry Pearl.

It's fair to say that this pioneering handset has had a somewhat rocky road and it's fair share of negative reviews, but despite this and especially with the massively improved Storm2 9550, this handset has a significant following/market share in the BlackBerry community. So we cannot give a complete 'thumbs-up' for this handset and like marmite, it seems that with the BlackBerry Storm, it's either complete love or complete hate.

The review for Blackberry Storm 2 9550 and specification

RIM Adjusts Blackberry MDS

The Canadian Blackberry manufacturer Research In Motion (RIM) continues approach on two software -Java and Web applications- development in the future. It can be derived from elements of the so-called Web Widgets that generate HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and as an application to install.

For that RIM adjusts the development environment Blackberry MDS. MDS Runtime and MDS Studio starting at the end of the year has no longer available, the support ends in mid-2010. New devices with OS 4.7.1 and higher are no longer MDS Runtime support.

To ensure the support of Web applications development, RIM offers a new version 1.2 plug-ins for Visual Studio . It requires Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition on Windows XP and Vista in 32-bit version. In addition, RIM released a new plug-in for Eclipse 3.4, which is based on the same version of Windows.

Both tools include a device simulator, so that applications can be run directly on your PC for free, without having to install them on a BlackBerry device. Javascript can be used with the new plug-ins both for debug and profile. Moreover, they show the contents of transmissions to XMLHttpRequest.

The old Visual Studio plug-ins with V.1.0 and 1.1 are in the same frame as MDS Studio and Runtime. Both are no longer available or supported.

BlackBerry Bold 9900 Pluto

The rumor about BlackBerry Pluto or BlackBerry Bold 9900 and BlackBerry Magnum 9220 appears in Softpedia. Blackberry Pluto, which resembles Onyx, has a touchscreen display and QWERTY keypad, While the Magnum, which will be the successor Blackberry Bold will be present with the features of 3G.

Blackberry Bold 9900 is estimated to be released by the end of third-quarter of 2009 with the specification below:

RIM BlackBerry Bold 9900 (RIM Pluto) Specs

Datasheet Views:	13333 views since addition of datasheet (January 14, 2009)
Datasheet State:	Incomplete specifications
Expected Release Date:	September, 2009
Project Codename:	RIM Pluto
Predecessor Model:	RIM BlackBerry Bold 9000
Software Environment
Embedded Operating System:	RIM BlackBerry OS 4.7
Memory Storage capacity
RAM capacity:	128 MiB
ROM capacity:	128 MiB
Secondary ROM capacity:	1 GiB
Display
Display Type:	color transmissive TFT , 65536 scales
Display Diagonal:	2.6 "
Display Resolution:	480 x 360
Sound
Microphone(s):	mono
Loudspeaker(s):	mono
Audio Output:	3.5mm
Cellular Phone
Cellular Networks:	GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS850, UMTS1900, UMTS2100
Cellular Data Links:	CSD, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA
Call Alert:	32 -chord melody
Vibrating Alert:	Supported
Speakerphone:	Supported
Control Peripherals
Positioning Device:	Touchscreen & TrackBall
Primary Keyboard:	Built-in QWERTY-type keyboard
Directional Pad:	Not supported
Scroll Wheel:	Not supported
Interfaces
Expansion Slots:	microSD, microSDHC, TransFlash
USB:	USB 2.0 client, 480Mbit/s mini-USB
Bluetooth:	Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR
Wireless LAN:	802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g
Infrared Gate:	Not supported
Multimedia Telecommunication
Analog Radio Receiver:	Not supported
Digital Media Broadcast Tuner:	Not supported
Satellite Navigation
Built-in GPS module:	Supported
Complementary GPS Services:	Assisted GPS, Geotagging
Built in Digital Camera
Main Camera:	3.1 MP
Autofocus (AF):	Supported
Built-in Flash:	mobile light (LED)
Additional Details
Battery:	removable

The release of these devices are still a rumor, even you can see the image manipulation by Photoshop at Crackberry. Still everything about this smartphone is a speculation.