There is a new BlackBerry, and this is not only has a touch screen but also a slider. The device was released today at an event with co-sponsor AT&T. The blackberry phone will be a QWERTY slider with a 3.2-inch, HVGA touchscreen display and an optical (directional) trackpad. The phone will use a new BlackBerry 6 OS with a “new rich Web browsing experience.” Inside, the phone will pack 512MB of RAM, plus 4GB of Flash storage, in addition to a microSD slot with a preloaded 4GB card.

Blackberry touch Slider

The new blackberry is driven by a 624 MHz processor. The phone will offer tabbed browsing and multi-touch, pinch-to-zoom capabilities. All for $200 with a 2 year contract from AT&T. A new social networking feed application will come bundled with the device, with support for Twitter, Facebook and MySpace. The new blackberry will shoot photos with a 5 megapixel camera. The phone will support Wi-Fi with 802.11n networking.

RIM delivered a Wi-Fi-enabled BlackBerry Tour to market at last: The RIM BlackBerry Bold 9650 adds Wi-Fi and doubling the onboard memory. It still continues some of the features, as the world-roaming capabilities and QWERTY keyboard. RIM BlackBerry Bold 9650 has a similar design and functions to the tour, although somewhat heavier than the Tour. The Bold is the same size and has the same display, controls, and a well designed keyboard.

Blackberry Bold 9650 or the Tour 2 to others; has taken out the track ball and replaced it with a directional pad. Some people may not like the change, however it does make many improvements. The track ball would get dirty and stops functioning. There are many accessories available including a travel charger, a USB cable, a microSD card, a SIM card, a wired stereo headset, a belt holster.

the Bold 9650 offers dual-mode, so the phone work in United States and overseas.

The Bold feel good you hand, The keyboard and the D-pad are responsive. The internet speeds are about the same as the Tour. If you’re looking at a Blackberry its for the email. This device does email as well as any Blackberry on the market today. Blackberry has added more memory to this device, which means you can have and run more apps.

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BlackBerry Storm2 is an improvement over its Storm. The Storm 2 offers a better SurePress touch screen. The RIM BlackBerry Storm2 doesn’t look that much different from its Storm. it measuring 4.4 inches tall by 2.4 inches and weighing 5.6 ounces.

The biggest change to the BlackBerry Storm 2. RIM has improved SurePress technology. The whole screen doesn’t move like it did with Storm, there are now electronic activators beneath the display that feel like a click. The improvements allow faster typing. This means you can now press two keys at once, it supports multitouch. You do get a full QWERTY keyboard in both horizontal and vertical mode. The SurePress is much better than the previous version.

The phone comes with a wall adapter, a USB cable, a stereo headset, and a 16GB microSD card, it has CDMA (US Verizon) and GSM (global) build in, so you can travel overseas with the device. The new OS 5.0 brings improvements to the browser, and youtube streaming.

One important thing to remember blackberries are still the best email devices on the market. If you want to email deliver in a timely manner; a Blackberry is the device you want to go with.

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