Want a BlackBerry? Think Birthdays!

This article was taken from the writings of Roger Cheng, a filler column on the site Cnet. He gave enlightenment to give a picture before you decide to buy a new BlackBerry smartphone.

As rumored Gopego yesterday (Aug. 4), Research In Motion finally answer the petition of the BlackBerry fans to release a new phone. RIM is not carried out a phone just yet sejumlan directly with the BlackBerry for different operators around the world.

In America, AT & T has committed to sell three BlackBerrys, including the latest generation BlackBerry Torch, toucshscreen version of the Bold, and a touchscreen-only called Torch 9860. Sprint Nextel also said it will market the Bold and a variant of the all-touchscreen BlackBerry called the Torch 9850.

Before choosing one, there are some serious shortcomings in the BlackBerry you must know. That there are mainly on the features of business support and technology. That's what you should consider before buying one of the new BlackBerry phones yesterday's release.

Judging from the operating system (OS), the BlackBerry is not supported by the applications feasible. Cheng estimated output of RIM's new phone will necessarily 'dead after it was released'.

If you want the changes are more sophisticated than the phone you use today, then your employer should not force you to buy a BlackBerry. Should you switch to an iPhone or an Android phone. It sounds very harsh, but if you decide to leave the BlackBerry then you will not be the only person who makes that decision.

According to a survey conducted by NPD Connected Intelligence, a third of the respondents were asked about smartphones what they want to have; they say Android or iPhone. Only About a 8% who still want a BlackBerry.

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