Blackberry Torch 9810

Blackberry Torch 9810

Introduction And Design:

The Blackberry 9810 is called the BlackBerry the most successful to date, the coupling of a large touch screen with QWERTY keyboard, we all know and love.

Now RIM has redesigned its flagship product, the combination of the flame, which gives us something that works on BlackBerry OS 7 and have only a few tweaks.

Now we are avid fans BlackBerry Torch. We used one since it was launched, and still love it today. But we are happy not to wait out the torch before the 9810 upgrade.

Not really add enough to make it worth paying for the upgrade if you already have a flashlight.

The screen is the same size, and although the keyboard has been slightly modified, it is always pleasant to use than ever.

The BlackBerry 9810 is the torch of the same size as the original and finished slivery, rather than default on the torch of black chrome. Swaps black rubber rear exit to a chrome finish and shape has been redesigned slightly.

The only thing that leads us to improve is the new BlackBerry OS 7.

The operating system seems a bit smoother and faster. RIM says this is because graphics technology packed inside the liquid line 7 new BlackBerry. Graphics technology with the BlackBerry liquid run faster, but we can not help thinking that this is just another example of the marketing spiel of the multinational.

The fact that the flame is so early 9810 is more likely to 1.2GHz processor power of the flame. It is clear to move between home screens open applications and, although it did not open at the same time to fully test the processor.

The browser on OS 7 is faster than we've seen on a BlackBerry. This has opened the BBC website for less than a second. Our Torch 9800 took three seconds.

The overall look of the device 7 is thinner than the BlackBerry-6. The icons have been updated and enhanced animation. Apps, especially BBM can be integrated into the device, an example is the games. Now you can share your scores with friends at the BBM, which makes it a much more social platform for the younger generations.

BlackBerry 9810 Torch has been arrested by Virgin and three, so we assume RIM is present in the targeting younger users, while the 9860 is at the top of the pack, they are happy to pay £ 40 a month for a contract.

Of course, Torch 9810 is a phone up if you have not already 9800, but based on first impressions does not seem worthy of an entire 18 months or more, if you own the original contract. If you are trying to break the Android, however, could do much worse than going in Torch 9810.