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RIM has recently announced the introduction of a new smartphone called the Blackberry Bold. This new offering by RIM will include many new features that have never been offered in the past on any current Blackberry phones. The Blackberry Bold is also the first Blackberry that has 3G HSDPA technology. The resolution on the screen will also be higher than on previous Blackberry models and the addition of support when working with Microsoft Office files will make working with the Blackberry Bold much easier than earlier models. The Blackberry Gold has a screen size of around 480 x 320, large enough to allow users to use mobile video and read long emails much easier. Because of the larger display area, the Blackberry Bold is somewhat larger than other recent Blackberries. In spite of the increase in size, it is rather lightweight with an easy to operate keyboard. This model is the first to include Blackberry 4.6, the newest version of the Blackberry operating system. The Blackberry Gold also includes a 624 MHz processor and is the first of RIM’s phones to support HSDPA high speed networks, GPS and Wi-Fi. Up until now Blackberry has been behind the eight-ball in working with Microsoft Office files. Instead of old technology, new RIM smartphones including the Blackberry Bold will utilize the DataViz Documents to Go, a much more stable and premium version among the Mobile Office suites. With Documents to Go you can view documents and presentations almost exactly as they would appear if you were viewing them on a desktop. This is a definite advantage for those who travel frequently and use their Blackberry to communicate with their office as well as clients. Keep in mind that in many cases you can only view Microsoft documents, you cannot change them. Since the Blackberry Bold is new to the market you will need to search a little more for a Blackberry Bold review. That doesn’t mean there are no reviews available but rather that it will take some time before you will find many reviews on this phone. As you look forward you will discover that once mobile phone deals start to become available for the Blackberry Bold, it will become more popular and Blackberry Bold reviews will become easier to locate. Blackberry has always been the most well-known among the smartphones but with so many other manufacturers developing their own smartphones, it’s essential for Blackberry to be able to stay competitive and include some features RIM has never included on the Blackberry but that other smartphones have been using since their releases. With the competition so stiff for smartphones, RIM has to enter into the 21st century with its offerings and provide users with more features if they are to remain competitive. The number of “firsts” that are on the Blackberry Bold shows they are on their way to remaining the most popular smartphone on the market in both the individual as well as business sectors.

It’s now available to buy, so let’s take a look at the fabulous new Blackberry Storm, and ask the question: is it really the best email-centric mobile phone ever made?

Fruit-based fact-file – the history of Blackberry mobile phones

Blackberry mobile phones have been available for many years, now, and right from the very start of their of their existence, they’ve been known for one feature above all others: email. The name Blackberry has become synonymous for instant email, wherever you are, right from the early days of their little, monochrome-screened devices that weren’t actually very good as mobile phones, and weren’t actually that appealing. However, since then, it’s fair to say that Blackberrys have taken off in a big, big way. It’s also fair to say they’ve evolved from pure email devices into proper, full-blooded smartphones. Their portfolio’s now filled with top-end mobile phones like the Blackberry Bold, the Blackberry Pearl…

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Requires BlackBerry Desktop Software v4.2 or higher and BlackBerry Device Software v4.2 or higher. For BlackBerry Media Sync to work your media enabled BlackBerry smartphone must be connected to your computer via a USB cable. Certain music files may not be supported by the media player, including incompatible file types and files that contain digital rights management technologies. BlackBerry Media Sync is compatible with devices featuring BlackBerry Device software v4.2 or higher. Devices that do not feature built-in mass storage capabilities (significant amounts of on-board memory) will require a microSD card to be properly inserted. BlackBerry Desktop Software v4.2 System Requirements –

• Internet/email enabled computer with an Intel 486 or higher processor • One available USB or serial port• Windows Operating System Requirements: • USB: Windows 2000, Windows XP • Outlook 2003/2007 installed and configured• Desktop Manager Software installed1. After installing the Blackberry Desktop Manager; connect the device to the computer using the USB cable. 2. Launch Desktop Manager for the first time.3. Select the desktop manager icon to launch the software.4. The desktop manager will then prompt for a profile to be selected. Choose your Outlook profile.5. This will connect your Desktop manager to your mailbox using Outlook. 6. Click OKVerify the device is initialized1. Click Options and then select Connection Settings.2. Select Detect.3. Click OK.Once the device is detected it should begin to synchronize automatically.

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With technology advancing at the speed it is today many of us are left to sell our old Blackberry in order to replace and upgrade. There are many options for doing this, but being able to sell your Blackberry in the right manner, to benefit financially the best you can is an important factor. Places such as EBay and other online auction sites use to be thriving with people selling their Blackberry´s.

The number of visitors to these sites is not as large as they once were, meaning that you can sell a blackberry on there, but you will not raise as much money as you would for selling goods on there a few years earlier, so to benefit better when you sell your Blackberry you need to find another alternative in my opinion. The next most obvious place to consider is a second hand dealer of phones or electrical goods – a good option, but again if you sell your Blackberry to them you will not get a great deal of money for various reasons, including they have to make a profit when reselling it, or if repairs are required on your Blackberry then deductions will be made for this.

Let´s look at some other options to sell a Blackberry that can help you benefit, regardless of it´s condition; Classified Ad´s – Many people use these to sell Blackberry’s and other electrical goods, but do they make the best profit they can? In my opinion, no – When you want to sell a Blackberry I think you have to turn to the internet to find the best prices available, and no matter the condition of it, you know there will be a buyer ready to take your old blackberry off your hands and place cash in your pocket.

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Blackberry smartphones have followed a very set design over the years, the Curve editions are always slightly wider in girth but slim whereas the Pearl range is the closest a Blackberry phone comes to looking like a regular mobile device.

However, the manufacturer has tried a new design, new for them but not for the overall mobile phones market, clamshell phones have been around for over 15 years dating back to the first ever flip phone the Motorola Star Tac – if you are old enough you will remember that it was considered a major breakthrough in mobile technology.

Over the past few years the main four UK mobile phone manufacturers have all released at least one flip phone, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung and most fanously Motorola who always seem to have a clamshell on the market so why has it taken Blackberry so long to produce one of these? More importantly, have they made a good job of it?

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