Bold 9000 Series : More Than A Phone

Blackberry Bold 9000 come with an advanced Blackberry operating system. This operating system allows you to view their documents in Microsoft Word, Excel and Power Point formats. This gadget has internal memory storage of 128 MB. This can be further extended with the help of "more than adequate" memory option; up to 8 GB. This large memory option is good for storing wide amount of text, videos, and images. This sophisticated smart phone is endowed with Global Positioning system which is also known as GPS. It allows the user will never get lost again on an unknown route. Its other fact is that it supports Blackberry Maps, which provides step by step directions to specific destinations. With the help of 2 mega pixel camera you can easily enjoy to freeze your unforgettable moments.

In order to give you entertainment round the clock, it is equipped with a media player that supports MPEG4 video format and several audio formats like MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, WMA ProPlus. It also offers you polyphonic as well as MP3 ring tones.

New BlackBerry may target iPhone

The makers of the BlackBerry smart phone may be working on a rival to Apple iPhone, reports suggest. Research In Motion (RIM) has traditionally been a very business-focused manufacturer, but has recently moved more into the mainstream with Blackberry Mobile Phone i.e. Pearl handsets. Now, according to an analyst, the Canadian company may be hoping to take on Apple's new entrant in the mobile market with its upcoming 9000-series.

"The 9000 is supposed to be a touchscreen device, very similar in form factor to the iPhone," said Carmi Levy, of AR Communications, in an interview with the publication Unstrung. "Which means that it is not an enterprise-friendly device."

According to Levy, the 9000-series was originally due to appear towards the end of this year, but has now been put back until 2008. The phones will be RIM's first without a keyboard of some variety, and will also incorporate enhanced multimedia capabilities, Levy claimed. He added that RIM would continue to produce the keyboard-sporting models for which it is famous.