* Wireless email
* Organizer
* Browser
* Phone
* Camera (3.2 MP)
* Video Recording
* BlackBerry® Maps
* Media Player
* Built-in GPS
* Corporate data access
* SMS
* MMS
For Developers:
The new BlackBerry JDE versions and simulators are available as free downloads at www.blackberry.com/developers
3 comments:
Ok,
Are there not other phones on the market that already have these features like the HTC tilt?
What makes this phone unique compared to other offerings?
Maybe I am missing something...
sure there's other devices that are similar, however, given that my blog here reaches a vast N.A-based audience this is a very signif announcement. Research shows that Mobile device users tend to stay very loyal to brand, meaning that if you are now a Nokia device user chances are very very high that your next device will be a Nokia. So, for the many blackberry device users this will be a very appealing option. what makes this unique??? Well, its a GPS-enabled, touch UI from Blackberry... say no more!
Did not mean to sound negative. I was just curious as I am an avid lover of mobile phone technology. Good to see that blackberry is trying to keep up with the market.
I have been an HTC user with windows mobile for a little while now and I guess as you point out, I am pretty much attached to it. It has built in GPS, but I guess that is fairly standard in HTC devices.
I agree this does seem to be a great step forward for blackberry, they have had a decline in the market from what I remember compared to their hayday.
Look forward to reading about this more.
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