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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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Over the years, Research in Motion's (R.I.M.'s) BlackBerry cell phone has developed a wide following, especially of business users. The BlackBerry keyboard is one of the most loved features of the BlackBerry. Now, however, under competitive pressure from the iPhone and other touch screen cell phones, RIM has decided to create a version of the BlackBerry with a touch screen rather than their traditional BlackBerry keypad. They have also included additional special features. The result is the BlackBerry Storm. We took a look to see how if the Storm could become a formable opponent for the iPhone and/or a working force in the BlackBerry corral.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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Touchscreen smartphones are certainly a big hit right now. If you consider Apple's ever-popular iPhone, HTC's well-liked Touch lineup, and many others, touch is a high-demand feature. Manufacturers are certainly taking note of this fact. Traditionally speaking, the BlackBerry line of smartphones share a common layout with a QWERTY keyboard located beneath a standard (i.e. non-touchscreen) display.
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Thursday, November 27, 2008
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Enough with all the buzz about
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
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As the first Blackberry clamsh
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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The folks at Research In Motion have upped the ante in the mobile phone competition with the introduction of their sleekest BlackBerry device to date, the Bold. Sparing you with all the cliche statements about the Bold's moniker, we'll get down to business with the full review of the newest BlackBerry device in town.
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
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The Blackberry Curve 8320 for T-Mobile offers users a comfortable keyboard, 2MP camera and T-Mobile@Home compatibility.
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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
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With the Pearl 8120, RIM is clearly trying to push further into the consumer's consciousness and retain its business fans too. The device doesn't go far enough to capture all consumers - where's the 3G and the oodles of internal memory, for example? But it does show that RIM is trying harder than ever to break out of its 'businesses only' box. Design-wise it's on the button. Features-wise there is still a little way to go. And as a whole, it's certainly recommended.
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Monday, November 5, 2007
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Research in Motion (RIM) once again introduces another Blackberry delight for business users. This time it's the Blackberry 8820, WiFi included.
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Thursday, September 20, 2007
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Just months after the release of the Blackberry 8800, Research In Motion (RIM) introduces the new Blackberry 8300 Curve, but strangely without Wi-Fi and 3G. Find out what we think of it.
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Friday, August 17, 2007
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With the 8820, RIM has essentially taken an already fantastic business tool and by adding Wi-Fi, made it even better. It's what the 8800 should have been from the start.
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Tuesday, December 12, 2006
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Research In Motion's Blackberry range of devices have taken the corporate world by storm and caught many traditional handset makers off guard. Nokia only recently stepped up to the plate with their E61 and Windows Mobile devices are in the minority in such environments. However this competition has led Research in Motion (RIM), to look away from their utilitarian designs and appeal to a broader market.
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