Main features :

• TFT 2.4 "(landscape) with resolution 480 * 360 and 65 thousand of
• very comfortable QWERTY keyboard
• 4 band GSM
• Wi-Fi
• Interface BlackBerry OS v4.6
• GPS and BlackBerry maps pre-installed
• Chamber of 3.15MPx with autofocus and LED flash
• 512 MHz processor and 256 MB RAM
• microSD Card
• Support for DivX and XviD
• Cabinet compact and well made
• Excellent Web Browser
• Standard audio jack 3.5
• Audio quality good
• Smart Dialing


The main drawbacks:
• No 3G
• No support for e-mail account without the BlackBerry Internet Service
• Camera mediocre
• FM Radio
BlackBerry 8900 Pearl is not as well equipped as its big brother Storm upgrade, compared to predecessors as an evolution rather than a beginning of evolution. We find a Wi-Fi and GPS, a much better resolution of the screen and an interface more user-friendly.



8900 measures 109 * 60 * 13.5 mm and weighs 110 g making it a very compact phone despite a QWERTY keyboard and landscape display.
QWERTY keyboard has 4 rows, with keys equal to each other except the key "space" and with enough space between keys that make the keyboard easy to use and much less typing errors.
Above the keyboard we find a 2.4 " screen which has a pixel density that is very large and very well calibrated in terms of brightness and contrast. On the left we find a button that can be set to any function, and on the right find the volume keys, 3.5 mm jack and the USB. Above we find 2 keys to lock a phone and one to move back and a 3.2 MPX camera and speakerphone.

OSv4.6 interface has not undergone too many changes but moves and looks better than previous versions.
Audio player is not great, but not useless, that word would be decent. It allows sorting by artist, album or genre, but unfortunately does not have an equalizer. Instead it compensates audio quality, its excellent and this site jack 3.5 mm audio means you can make almost any pair of headphones instead of the standard offered by BlackBerry.
It seems to finally have managed to make a good video player, watching movies on the Curve 8900 is a pleasant experience. Landscape screen and high pixel density in the sense that helping a lot.



Now we come to the worst, namely a 3.2 MPX camera with autofocus and LED flash that is a total disappointment. Both in terms of quality pictures that is far below the standard rooms 3MPx and its interface is very difficult to use and which occupies much of the screen, which normally would have to see to be photographed. The Fortunately gallery of images is very good compared with camera interface. About the video recording only needs to say that filming in 3GP format at 240 * 180 resolution and with what I said is all about how useless camera. But after all is a business phone and say that a good camera is not so important.

Another disappointment is its lack 3G's which require the use of the Internet via EDGE is not an option really fast. However it is saved by this Wi-Fi's, but that only in the presence of a hot-spot. Yet they made the 8900 one of the best web browsers available.
Finally 8900 is not a bad phone but leaves much to be desired in comparison with standard business phone number of 1 sites, namely the Nokia E71.

Motorola MOTOROKR Z6m

Maybe Motorola should not have to give up names or model RIZR ROKR favor. Unlike the first ROKR, Z6m supports Windows Media 11 and not iTunes. The phone has a display friendly, with a menu structure completely different from the rest of the Motorola phones. The operating system chosen is the new Motorola OS based on Linux. The terminal looks picture of the RIZR, but is rather a slider than a clamshell, so attractive.



Sony Ericsson K810
Series Cyber Shot camera phone needs a serious lesson from the Walkman series. To compare the K810 with the W880i Walkman series. K810 is massive and lacks the style of the W880i and Cyber-shot interface is not as friendly as Walkman. In other news Xenon flash and auto focus function are fine, but 3.2 mega pixels is too small a number compared to competing mobile facilities. But considering the lens included, we could forgive the lack of several million pixels for a clearer picture.



Nokia E61i
Nokia E61i is a natural evolution of the Nokia E61. Improved a little in each chapter: the keys are rubber, offering greater ease of typing and the terminal is thinner. The model could not be seen "in action" due to bad connections to the network offered in CTIA, so we keep a frenzy for any E62i.



Nokia E90

Nokia E90 is big, very big. The reality is even greater than in pictures and is basically a nice version of the LG Env. There is certainly a terminal that you can pocket, much less to throw in a briefcase or purse. E90, when a phone is closed is ridiculously high, a parody of the candy bar type phone. Open the terminal and you will see large keys (obviously) and a bright and clear screen.It was still a top 10 finish and we can only wonder when we see these beautiful (or less wonderful) terminals on our market already full of models of Sony Ericsson Walkman.



LG VX9400

LG VX9400 - A phone surprisingly easy and slim, without VX9400 mobile TV in your pockets. V Cast Mobile TV phone supporting streaming quality at higher resolutions, making a big step forward in mobile TV. The model has a 1.3 mega pixel camera, Bluetooth, memory extensions and supports EV-DO.



iPhone
iPhone - from Apple mystery phone-fill the top 3 in February, but will have to wait 6 months until the arrival of the phone.



Equipped with 8GB of internal memory, Wi-Fi, support for Google Maps and touch-screen iPhone will be available for $ 599 or 499 if you opt for the 4GB version.

The company behind the BlackBerry cell phones is called Research in Motion (RIM) and develops hardware and software services with support for multiple wireless networks. The first Blackberry smartphones were launched in 1999, and since that time the company’s products are used with success by both single end users and organizations alike.

Latest devices produced and released on the market are RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 and RIM BlackBerry Bold 9700.

RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900

The BlackBerry Curve 8900 replaces the older Curve 8300 series, and brings a few improvements, like a sharp display, a nicer design and robust construction, a 3.2-megapixel camera, but also a more powerful processor and a HTML web browser. Wi-Fi with UMA support is provided so you can make calls over a Wi-Fi network. The 3G support lacks and that is disappointing as this feature would certainly be welcomed by users.



RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 Specifications

Brand / Type
Brand BlackBerry Type Curve 8900 Form factor Candybar Color Black

Network
Phone Network EDGE, GPRS, GSM, HSCSD Service 850, 900, 1800, 1900

Connectivity
Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP Infrared No Wi-Fi (WLAN) Yes USB miniUSB Fax / Data No

Display
Main display Color TFT Color display 65000 colors Dimensions 2.4 in. Resolution 480 x 360 pixels External display Yes

Memory
Internal memory Yes External memory 16GB Memory slots Yes Storage types MicroSD

Basic
Battery Standard battery, Li-Ion Standby time 400 hours Talk time 4 hours

Calling
Vibrate alert Yes Photo ID Yes Ringtones MP3, Polyfone

Camera
Camera Yes Megapixels 3.15 megapixels Maximum photo resolution 2048x1536 pixels Digital zoom No Optical zoom No Auto focus Yes Flash Yes Recording video Yes Second (front) camera No

Messaging
SMS Yes MMS Yes T9 text function Yes E-mail Yes Internet browsing Yes

Entertainment
FM radio No Java Yes Audio player Yes Video player No

Features
Add ringtones Yes Organiser Organizer, Calculator, Voice dial Video call No Other features aGPS function, BlackBerry maps, Built-in GPS, Games + downloadable,

Format
Weight 3.9 oz. Dimensions (H x W x D) 4.3x2.4x0.5 in.

RIM BlackBerry Bold 9700

One of the most appreciated BlackBerry cell phones is RIM BlackBerry Bold 9700, which has its deserved position in the top 10 cell phones for the year 2009. It has probably the best messaging services, it has a large display and keyboard and also very good multimedia performance.



The phone features a 624 MHz processor, 3G HSDPA connectivity, 256 MB of internal memory, a 3.2-megapixel photo camera, built-in GPS receiver and Wi-Fi capabilities.

RIM BlackBerry Bold 9700 Specifications:

2.44” light-sensing display (480 x 360 resolution at 245 ppi)
full-QWERTY keyboard – with finely sculpted keys and chrome frets – for fast, accurate typing
touch-sensitive trackpad
BlackBerry OS 5.0
3.5 mm stereo headset jack, dedicated volume controls
microSD/SDHD memory card slot that supports up to 32 GB of additional storage

Bluetooth 2.1 global connectivity with UMTS/HSDPA 2100/1900/850/800 MHz and quad-band EDGE/GPRS/GSM support; removable, rechargeable 1500 mAhr battery