The New BlackBerry Curve 8910 Is Coming

The first important thing about the new BlackBerry Curve 8910, you will notice is the lack of 3G capabilities. According to the 8900 original, the lack of 3G has always been a problem for some users of smartphones. But for people who only need to rely on WiFi access, the 8900 series is the perfect place to turn when it comes to affordable smartphones.

The surface of the device at first a series of pictures leak before an application with the FCC stood up. Bluetooth phone recording appeared around January (which was January 6) and said the unit will be held version of the BlackBerry OS 5.0.

The new 8910 is showing the trend continues to adapt BlackBerry trackpad to replace the old scroll wheel. New orders for the soft optical trackpad are as accurate as the original scroll wheel less attractive to dirt and lint. Many BlackBerry owners are familiar with the feeling of having to regularly clean the trackball.

The 8910 has a much faster processor clocked at 624 MHz (compared to the original 512 MHz in 8900). Looking at the Bold 9700, sharing a 624 MHz processor, the operating system on the BlackBerry 8910 should be fast enough compared to reading.

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Initial reports

Curve 8910 series of models was first leaked photos of the device, which looked very similar to that of the Atlas. Phone has been revealed with the old form of 8900, although some traces Bold 9700 flu. Too bad the keyboard is not the same as that used in bold (which is a big improvement on a keyboard 8900). The device was also confirmed by recording Bluetooth in early January 2010.

Curve Series

BlackBerry Curve 8910 is the sequel to the original curve of the model 8900 has come fast enough. The original model of the curve first, 8300, began in 2007. The next unit in the series was 8900, which was released in 2009-two years later. In the same year, also the model 8520/8530 has arrived. While the 8300 (which lacked both 3G and WiFi) has achieved some improvements in the form of 8310, 8320, 8330 and 8350i.

Behind the BlackBerry

There is no doubt that the Curve 8910 comes as a great business model for smart phones. For more casual user, this phone provides very long e-mail and messaging. This is because, a Canadian manufacturer Research in Motion was one of the leading business phones for a long time.

It originally started with devices that allow two-way paging before they are posted on the creation of devices that started the series of mobile phones and now recognize that the BlackBerry. The company is headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada and has over 12,000 employees. RIM generates around a net profit of EUR 1.3 million (in 2008) each year. Apart from the BlackBerry, the company still manufactures interactive pagers.