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Thursday, August 9, 2012

BlackBerry Torch Accessories Complete Your Experience

People rush to their nearest BlackBerry store to get the latest smart phone in their lineup - the BlackBerry Torch 9800, more commonly known as the Torch. Phone enthusiasts looked forward to its release because of its feature-packed package. Now that it's in the market, you can get yours and maximize its features by getting different BlackBerry Torch accessories.

BlackBerry phones have evolved in recent times. They are now more than just business phones offering email push notifications and document creation capabilities. BlackBerry tries to keep up with other mobile phone manufacturers, turning their units into the ultimate gadget. They now offer many personal and business applications, on and offline games, multimedia features and social media access. There are many accessories that protect your device or make them look more personalized. The more valuable accessories, however, are those that act as your phone's extension. These will let you enjoy full functionality of your Torch.

The Torch package you bought from the BlackBerry store includes a few basic accessories. You get 4 gigabytes (GB) of onboard memory and an additional 4 GB microSD memory card, which adds up to 8 GB of initial memory. You can expand use up to a 32 GB microSD card if you need more space for your documents and multimedia files. Naturally, you get the battery and charger for your phone. The charger comes with adaptors for round and flat plugs. The package will also include a basic headset with two earphones and a microphone. You can use this for playing media, answering calls handsfree or for applications requiring a headset.

There are even more BlackBerry Torch accessories available as separate purchases. You can choose an authentic BlackBerry wireless headset in place of the standard headset or buy your own Bluetooth-powered unit. You can also get the matching holster which automatically detects your phone's settings. Meanwhile, channel your inner DJ by connecting your Torch to the BlackBerry Music Gateway via Bluetooth. This allows you to play music on your stereo directly from your phone.

Those who are already happy with their phone's features look for cases and protective coverings instead. There are a variety of protective casings in the market. You can choose a plastic, rubber, or gel case that covers the sides of your upper slide and the back cover of your phone. You can then buy protective screen covering to prevent scratches and dents. Others skip the cover and bedazzle their phones with rhinestones, creating their design of choice. This results in a more personalized look. Others prefer simple phone pockets and holsters that come with different designs and colors. Choose one that fits your personal style.

Finding BlackBerry Torch accessories is easy. You can go to your nearest BlackBerry provider and check out the accessories they have in store. Other mobile phone accessory stores will have a wider variety of items you might like. Finally, the internet offers many selections. There are plenty of online merchants selling accessories for better prices. You'll be able to personalize your phone and make the most out of its features with these accessories.

Alicia Owen often visits the online Blackberry store to check for new Blackberry Torch accessories.


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Monday, April 9, 2012

The BlackBerry Torch 9850 VS The BlackBerry 9810

RIM, the makers of the BlackBerry handset that we have all come to know and love, have recently released the Torch 9810 that promises to be so much faster than its predecessor the 9800, giving the handset a lot more memory and a faster processing speed which can make your experience of using one of our favorite handsets so much more pleasurable.

Here's a bit about the 9850 and what it can do:

· 8GB of local storage

· The memory is upgradable to 32 GB if you use an SD card

· 768 Mega-bytes of RAM

· 1.2 GHz processor

· 4G - which is the latest network to be released on the market and is something that all new phones are aiming to be working on

· 3.2 inch touch screen

· 800 x 480 screen

· 640 x 480 screen resolution

· Runs on the new BlackBerry OS 7 software

· Wi-Fi enabled plus you can now make calls over Wi-Fi if your carrier will allow it

· 5 Mega-pixel camera

· Easier typing with a 'virtual key design'

The Torch 9850 is definitely a fast phone and it makes for an easier life, but it does seem that the makers of the BlackBerry are releasing a lot of handsets and although they are all very good, are they are very different from each other and if so, how?

The 9810 which is what we may call the 'Younger' version of this 9850 looks and acts pretty much the same as its older Brother even with regards to speed and the amount of memory it has (exactly the same), and although it is in its own right a very good phone it is not always compatible with certain apps due to the size of its screen and the method of input which can be a bit of a nuisance.

The 9900 has the same amount of storage as well as being roughly about the same size but it does not run on the faster operating system as the 9850, which means that it is slightly slower and although it is not considerably slower, there is a noticeable difference which has been one of the downsides to BlackBerry phones up until the 9850 was released.

If we think about the 9830 we can see that again it is not much different to the 9850, it has 8 GB of local storage and the opportunity for you to have up to 32 GB of memory should you use a micro SD card and it also has the same speed processor (1.2 GHz) but like the 9900 this model is still slightly slower thanks to its operating system.

When it comes to finding a service provider for your phone there are three main companies for you to choose from: Verizon, T-mobile and of course Sprint. Speed wise these providers are not very different although Verizon is slightly faster than the others especially when it comes to browsing, but it is not a significant difference that should worry you if you happen to go with Sprint or T-mobile. The choice is ultimately yours, but whatever provider you choose, they cannot take away the fact that the BlackBerry Torch 9850 is a faster and smoother handset that stands out from the crowd.

Hi I'm Mark Francis I hope that you found this article helpful.
If you have any comments or questions please do not hesitate to contact me.

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Tuesday, August 9, 2011

BlackBerry Torch 9810

An upgrade from last year’s popular 9800 model, the BlackBerry Torch 9810 improves features all around, but who will it appeal to?


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Monday, August 8, 2011

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RIM announces BlackBerry 7 OS-based handsets: Bold 9900, Torch 9810 and 9860

Two of Research In Motion's new smartphones, the BlackBery Bold 9900 / 9930 & BlackBerry Torch 9860 / 9850

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Research In Motion has announced three new smartphones that utilize its updated operating system, BlackBerry 7 OS. The BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930 (UMTS/CDMA), the BlackBerry Torch 9810 and Torch 9860/9850 (UMTS/CDMA) all come with touchscreen-based input, and are equal in terms of their Qualcomm 8655 Snapdragon 1.2GHz CPU, 768 MB RAM and NFC support.


All the new arrivals also feature Liquid Graphics technology utilizing a dedicated GPU; HD recording capability (720p); 802.11 b/g/n support; microSD card slot; GPS with BlackBerry Maps; BlackBerry Balance feature; and voice-activated search. BlackBerry Messenger 6, the premium version of Documents To Go, updated Social Feeds and Facebook (with Facebook chat) come pre-installed. The new BlackBerry 7 OS is said to deliver 40 percent faster web browsing than BlackBerry 6, featuring an improved WebKit browser engine with "optimized zooming and panning" and HTML5 support.


Previously known as the Torch 2, the Torch 9810 features a 3.2-inch 480 x 640 pixel TFT LCD touchscreen, with a slide-down QWERTY keyboard. The handset is equipped with a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with an LED flash and 8GB of internal memory. It's significantly bulkier than other BlackBerry arrivals at 14.5 mm (0.57 in) thick and weighing 161 grams (5.61 oz), which is in fact similar to its predecessor, the Torch 9800.


The Torch 9860/9850 is an all-touchscreen smartphone featuring a 3.7-inch 480 x 800 pixel TFT LCD display, which is billed as the largest display on a BlackBerry smartphone. It comes with a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with a flash, as well as 4GB of internal memory. Its dimensions are 120 x 62 x 11.5 mm (4.72 x 2.44 x 0.45 in), and it weighs in at 135 grams (4.76 oz).


As previously reported by Gizmag, the BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930, is billed as "the thinnest BlackBerry smartphone yet" at 10.5 mm (0.41 in). Weighing 130 grams (4.58 oz), the smartphone comes with a stainless steel frame and full QWERTY keyboard located under a 2.8-inch 640 x 480 pixel TFT LCD touchscreen. Its 5 megapixel autofocus camera is equipped with a flash, and the device comes with 8GB of internal storage.


The new BlackBerry smartphones should begin to be available around the world starting later this month, with specific dates and pricing to be announced by carriers.


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