5 BlackBerry OS7 Ready to Come

NEW YORK – Research In Motion announced plans Friday with smartphone launched five new operating system, BlackBerry 7.

With its partner carriers and their distribution throughout the world, RIM ready to introduce two new models of BlackBerry Bold (9900/9930) and the last three models of the BlackBerry Torch (9810, 9850 and 9860). This was stated by RIM through a press release via Crackberry site on Wednesday (08/03/2011).

“This is the largest global launch we’ve ever done,” said the President as well as Co-CEO of RIM’s Mike Lazaridis.

“Solution of the BlackBerry offers the best mobile communication experience in its class. We think consumers will be pleased with the performance of mobile phones as well as faster browsing, as well as a richer multimedia features of the BlackBerry Bold and the latest Torch,” he added.

Displays software and hardware new of RIM, the fifth this smartphone allows users to choose the design and functionality that best suits their needs.

In addition to showcasing the latest software version (OS7), the fifth smartphone is also equipped with 1.2 GHz processor, high-resolution graphics (24-bit) as well as advanced sensors for applications based augmented reality (AR).

Google’s Call BlackBerry is a Strongest Competitor in Indonesia

Tokyo – Performance BlackBerry smartphones in the realm of the world are under pressure. But if speaking in Indonesia, the device made by Research In Motion (RIM) is still considered to be one of the strongest players.

It was recognized instantly by John Lagerling, Director of Global Partnerships Google’s Android, when encountered in the event detikINET Google Mobile Revolution which took place in Tokyo, Japan, 18-20 July 2011.

“In the market the BlackBerry smartphone Indonesia arguably still the strongest. This is because mobile phone users in Indonesia is very fond of chatting,” said John.

Even so, it does not mean Google’s Android mobile operating system is the mainstay of her no chance undermine the dominance of the BlackBerry in the country.

The reason, Android, supported by many mobile phone vendors are ready to pour a variety of handsets so that users would be more indulgent in determining needs.

“This is the power of Android, we supported many handsets that allow users more freedom to choose various types of mobile phones,” added John.

The same thing was thrown Execuitve Google Chairman Eric Schmidt. According to him, possessed a wide selection of handsets can not be matched by competitors Android.

“Users have many desires which can not be generalized. Fortunately it comes with various versions of Android phones. Stay up to the user, not the type of cell phone what they need,” he concluded.

Android device itself is currently on meraksasa. In the final data owned by Google, there are more than 550 thousand Android device that is activated every day. While there are now 135 million devices were supported by the Android OS and 250 thousand applications in the Android app market.

source: http://www.detikinet.com/

5 best touchscreen phones for 2011

Our best touchscreen phone article is constantly updated.

Quite simply, touch screen technology is the innovation we now expect to see in some shape or form from every new smartphone that launches.

Swapping a button-bashing existence for a softer sensing interface we can press, swipe, pinch and zoom, means we can now do a little bit more than simply stare into that pint-sized screen of ours.

If the only QWERTY keyboard you want to see on a daily basis is the one nestled next to your office computer, here’s our pick of the best touchscreen smartphones available right now in the UK.

1. Samsung Galaxy S2

The Galaxy brand has restored our faith in Samsung’s ability to make great phones, and with Google’s Android OS and some impressive touchscreen technology, the S2 continues that trend.

Housed within a supremely slender form, the 4.27-inch Super AMOLED Plus screen is an ideal surrounding for viewing your 8-megapixel snaps.

Running on Android 2.3 Gingerbread and packing a 1.2Ghz dual-core Exynos processor ensures there is plenty of zip for your web browsing and with eye-popping colours it’s perfect for watching a plethora of video formats on the go.

2. Apple iPhone 4

There’s plenty to laud over Apple’s latest smartphone creation, particularly the 3.5-inch capacitive touch screen and Retina Display which is a vast visual improvement on the 3GS.

Admirably serving all your multi-touch, pinch, zoom, cut and pasting needs, the 800:1 contrast ratio and 960x640p resolution makes the iPhone 4 a suitable partner for all your widescreen movie-watching and looking back at your freshly-snapped photos – and web browsing is still a dream on this pin-sharp display.

3. Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc

Despite the Xperia Play hogging the media limelight, the Arc has captured our imaginations from the latest range of Sony Ericsson handsets much in part to the gorgeous 4.2-inch touchscreen display.

With a curved-body design making it one of the most comfortable to grip in your hand, the new Reality Display which uses LED backlighting along with the Mobile Bravia Engine, should serve your video playback, browsing and deliver a slick response to touch.

4. Samsung Galaxy S

Setting the benchmark for immensely bright displays, the Galaxy S houses a 4-inch Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen that does not disappoint. Its 480×800 WVGA resolution is someway behind the iPhone 4 (640×960), but you can still expect vivid colours, true blacks and outstanding contrast ratio.

It’s no longer at the top of the pile when it comes to awesome picture quality, having been usurped by its Galaxy S2 brother, but this is still one of the best touchscreen phones to show off in the pub if you want to bedazzle your mates with awe-inspiring picture quality.

5. HTC Desire HD

Sporting a massive 4.3-inch Super LCD touch screen display, the HD has plenty of room for slick manoeuvre around HTC’s overhauled Sense UI.

Incorporating the same 480X800 WVGA resolution as the original Desire does, however, mean it lacks the vividness and superior contrast ratios of Samsung’s Super AMOLED displays.

Most importantly though, your digits are rewarded with a fluid interface interaction and the kind of satisfying pinch-to-zoom experience we saw with its predecessor, making it a worthy addition to this best touchscreen list.

source:http://www.techradar.com/