V Mobile Phones - Nokia, Sony Ericsson, LG, Motorola, Samsung & more » Blackberry

BlackBerry 9300 ‘Gemini’ Specifications

admin — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 07:26:46 +0000

You love rumors aren't you? We have another exciting rumor this time around! BGR has reported new details about new BlackBerry 9300 'Gemini' that is expected to hit the market by the end of this year or probably in early 2010. BlackBerry 9300 'Gemini' is like its predecessor, the Blackberry 8900 but with better enhancements.

Here are some current specifications on the BlackBerry 9300 'Gemini':

Screen larger than the BlackBerry 8900, hence higher resolution
The device is rumored to be silver
The CPU will also be upgraded. It's probably with the Bold’s 624MHz processor (let's hope so)
More rounded keyboard than the BlackBerry 8900
The Send/End keys are rounded instead of being flat on the sides
Equipped with quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and tri-band UMTS/HSDPA
Styling is very much inherited fromthe 8900/Storm styling
3.2 megapixels or better but not confirmed
Wi-Fi and GPS was not confirmed, they are most likely there

Can’t wait for this one.

BlackBerry Curve 8900 - Black (unlocked) Smartphone
US $115.98

Blackberry 8900 Curve AT&T (Black) New In Box
US $139.99

BlackBerry Curve 8900 (T-Mobile) Smartphone Package - Tons of Extras - Must See!
US $71.00

BlackBerry Curve 8900 - Titanium (T-Mobile) Smartphone
US $27.00

Blackberry 8900 Cellphone PDA unlocked New in Box L@@K!!
US $155.00

Blackberry Curve 8900 UNLOCKED AT&T GSM RIM Smartphone
US $125.00

BlackBerry Curve 8900 - Black (AT&T) Smartphone
US $51.00

BlackBerry Curve 8900 - Black (AT&T) Smartphone
US $63.00

[tags]PDA, Blackberry 9300 Gemini[/tags]

Blackberry Storm Press Release: Images and Specs

admin — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 08:39:47 +0000

A press release that contains information about new touchscreen smartphone known as Blackberry Storm was jointly made by Vodafone, Verizon and RIM. The Blackberry Storm is expected to be available in the US (Verizon customers) and in Europe, Australia and New Zealand (Vodafone customers) by next month. This device is designed to cater both consumers and business consumers and can be seen from the combination of powerful business, communication, multimedia and fun features.

Specifications:

Display: Large 3.26" sensitive glass lens display (360 x 480 resolution at 184ppi)
Network: Verizon Wireless customers (US): EV-DO Rev. A/CDMA technology, (2100Mhz) HSDPA/UMTS, Quad-band EDGE/GPRS/GSM
Vodafone customers: (2100Mhz) HSDPA, Quad-band EDGE/GPRS/GSM networks.
Camera:3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus, variable zoom and a powerful flash
Video recording in half-VGA resolution (480×320 pixels)
Memory: 1 GB memory and 8 GB microSD memory card included in expandable memory card slot
Navigation: A full virtual QWERTY keyboard, Virtual SureType Keyboard in portrait, easy-to-use menu. Support for slides, multi touches, taps, swipes and other gestures
Software: BlackBerry Professional Software and BlackBerry Enterprise Server support, BlackBerry Unite!, BlackBerry Internet Service
Others: Light Sensor, MS Office Editor, Media player, Support for popular social networking sites, Instant messaging,
Battery: Removable 1400 mAhr battery (15 days of standby time, 5.5 hours of talk time)

Full article

Verizon Wireless LG VX11000 ENV-Touch Bluetooth GPS Camera Cell Phone VX 11000
US $54.95

RIM Blackberry 8310 Curve AT&T (Gray) Fair Condition
US $42.99

BlackBerry Torch 9800 - 4GB - Black (AT&T) Smartphone
US $137.50

VERIZON MOTOROLA BARRAGE V860 WATERPROOF GPS CELL PHONE
US $54.95

BlackBerry 8830 World Edition - Silver (Verizon) Smartphone
US $25.00

Used BlackBerry Torch 9800 - 4GB - Black (AT&T) Smartphone
US $132.50

RIM Blackberry 9330 Curve Sprint (Black) Fair Condition
US $29.99

RIM Blackberry 8330 Curve Verizon (Silver) Fair Condition
US $16.99

[tags]Blackberry Storm, Press Release, Blackberry Storm smarphone, verizon, vodafone[/tags]

New BlackBerry 8210 & 8220 Leaked

admin — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 21:25:56 +0000

Online retailer Expansys has made a boo-boo - or rather, two of them, by leaking out information of the upcoming BlackBerry 8220 and 8210 smartphones. Also known as KickStart and SeaWolf respectively, these handsets made a brief appearance on a pre-order page while showing off handset specifications that include the following :-

* 20-key SureType keyboard
* Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity
* 3.5mm headphones jack
* microSD memory card slot

The 8210 will feature GPS navigation but not Wi-Fi, and the 8220 will be a quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) handset. No idea on pricing or availability as at press time, but both ought to be due this year.

Related Products

Unlocked NOKIA 6210 Vintage Mobile Phone DualBand +Gift
US $14.99

[via]

[tags]BlackBerry 8210, Blackberry 8220, Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, smartphone[/tags]

T-Mobile Sidekick LX

admin — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 12:54:43 +0000

The summer 2008 software update for the Sidekick LX handheld fixes some of our top complaints about the device. But at the end of the day, the LX is still really bulky and doesn't have enough storage for text and e-mail messages. If you're an existing LX user, download the free software, but if you're in the market for a new device, get the new Sidekick 2008 or a BlackBerry instead.

The Sidekick LX, which we reviewed when it first launched last October, is a messaging limousine, a gigantic device that's 5.1 inches long with a 3-inch, 400-by-240-pixel screen. Its 1,540-mAh battery lets it run for almost 11 hours of talk time. Compare that with the new Sidekick 2008, a more compact model, at 4.7 inches, that has the same 400-by-240-pixel resolution on a 2.6-inch screen and achieves about 8 hours of talk time on its smaller battery.

Check out our original review for the basic details of the Sidekick LX. We'll focus on the 2008 improvements here.

We dinged the Sidekick LX for not supporting stereo Bluetooth for music, video recording and playback, or Yahoo! Mail. All those features are here now. The LX paired easily with our Plantronics Pulsar 590 stereo headset to play unprotected AAC, MP3, and WMA files. The LX also plays small video files—like the ones sent in MMS messages. It doesn't do a good job of playing larger files, though; even our relatively undemanding 320-by-240, 15-frame-per-second 3GP test file was jerky and choppy.

Video capture is strictly for picture messaging, but it's here. The LX now takes wobbly, pulsing, and grainy 176-by-144 videos of up to 20 seconds in length and stores them on a memory card. Our 8GB SanDisk microSD card worked fine as a source and destination for music, photos, and videos.

Yahoo! Mail has joined the e-mail client, and now there's spell-check too, but the LX still has a major, potentially fatal flaw common to all Sidekicks: a way-too-small mailbox. With space for only 6MB of e-mail and 100 SMS messages, you'll be cleaning out your inboxes frequently.

A few minor changes to the Web browser are pluses, but they fail to make the browser desktop-quality. You can now zoom out to see everything on a page before zooming in on a particular part of the page, and you can save images from pages to your memory card. But many pages still display awkwardly, especially if they use JavaScript or DHTML.

A neat new feature, Quick Find, lets you search all of the phone's databases for a name or date from the home screen.

We can't see many advantages the updated LX has over the new Sidekick 2008, which is smaller but still has an excellent keyboard and a sharp screen. Its features are very similar to those of the LX (they're running the same version of the OS), but a lousy 2-megapixel camera has replaced the LX's 1MP model. More exciting for the average Sidekick user, the new 2008 model features completely user-customizable cases, which the LX lacks. The update also still doesn't put the LX ahead of the BlackBerry Curve 8320 which does pretty much everything the LX does, just better.