gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2013-06-30 01:37:45
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The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is an update on the classic BlackBerry range, the most advanced yet, combining buttons, a QWERTY keypad and a touchscreen. The Bold range may be favoured by business types, but it’s also great for anyone that loves to read and...
As with most other BlackBerry phones, the Bold 9900 is wonderfully well made. It feels sturdy and reliable. A neat metal band running throughout lends the Bold 9900 a luxury look. There’s a certain weight to the Bold 9900 that makes the device feel very reassuring to hold. The QWERTY keypad is the star of the show. It’s a delight to type email and lengthy text messages on. Even typing in symbols...
We love that the camera is a decent 5-megapixel shooter, but we’re not too keen on the lack of autofocus. Trying to capture subjects that are moving at even the slowest speeds is a pain. The touchscreen is a nice addition, but it doesn’t always feel as responsive as it could do, also at times failing to register movements. Battery life could also be better here. To be on the safe side, you will h...
The BlackBerry Bold is a fine phone. The best BlackBerry Bold yet. If you need a phone purely for staying in touch through email, text message and instant messaging, the BlackBerry 9900 is ideal, if not flawed in some areas. BlackBerry Bold 9900 revie...
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Research in Motion (RIM) unveiled a new range of Blackberry devices running the latest operating system OS 7. These devices pack a powerful processor under the frame (unlike traditional Blackberry devices) and come in great designs. The Blackberry Bold...
If I said the Bold 9900 is expensive it would be an understatement. It costs a whopping Rs 30,490. This is where the Blackberry loses points because even the powerful Galaxy SII is now available for Rs 26,990. I mean you can buy this if you are a Black...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2013-06-30 01:37:58
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It's always hard to find anything to complain about in the way BlackBerry phones handle calls and contacts. There's a wealth of information about your contacts, and you can, of course, connect them to your social networks. Voice calls have clear sound...
Great at communicating and handling documents, Impressive battery life, Good quality screen with plenty of brightness, Workable touchscreen interface...
Still room for improvement with multimedia, Mediocre handsfree kit, Browser not as good as the competition, Incompatible with upcoming QNX OS...
The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the perfect choice for the busy pro, but less impressive multimedia features mean it's definitely not an all-rounder. If you want a wider range of features from an RIM handset, you should look elsewhere in the BlackBerry ran...
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BlackBerry has been up against it recently, its handsets really only holding their own based on people's love of the form factor and their abilities at basic phone duties. When it came to apps, web browsing, and other smartphone fripperies, though, they l...
Stylish design, Great screen quality, Superb keyboard...
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All told then, the BlackBerry Bold 9900 is just about the perfect upgrade for existing BlackBerry users, assuming you can live with the slight drop in battery life. The keyboard's excellent, the touchscreen's great, performance is stellar, and the new sof...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:10
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RIM has a struggle on its hands to stay in the game while Apple and lately Google's Android sweep the board in the smartphone stakes. The Canadian company isn't sitting on its text-weary thumbs though, and has just announced three new models, including...
Great QWERTY keyboard, Very fast performance, 5 megapixel camera, BlackBerry 7 OS...
Screen's too small for movies, Not a lot of apps available, Browser could be better...
The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is yet another good, solid workhorse of a BlackBerry phone that does most things fairly well, and excels at messaging, which is pretty much what the brand was built on. But as its rivals continue to innovate, RIM seems to be ju...
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RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the thinnest BlackBerry to date, and its stainless steel construction and excellent keyboard make it stand out in a world of plastic phones. Despite its size, it packs a 1.2GHz processor and 8GB of storage, and its 2.8in s...
Excellent build quality and an updated software make the 9900 an extremely capable smartphone, but at a high price...
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This is one of five new BlackBerrys recently launched. It looks similar to a lot of current offerings from them but it has a faster processor so your email, Internet and messaging can be moved from one place to another even faster...
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Applications on the BlackBerry Bold 9900 are stored in draws. Swiping across the screen access’ different draws; all of your applications (main menu), your favourite apps (user definable), media, downloads from BlackBerry App World, and frequently use...
Superb design, Fantastic keyboard, Bright and crisp display...
No Flash support, Limited third-part app selection, UI sometimes confusing...
The BlackBerry Bold 9900's superb keyboard, fantastic design and great display make it without a doubt the best BlackBerry ever produced. However, it's still very tough to recommend this over iPhone and Android alternatives when you take into account the...
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fonehome.co.uk Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:25
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The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is here to placate email addicts who were let down by the rather chunky BlackBerry Torch 9800. For the first time, it’s boasting a touchscreen inside a regular candy bar Bold form factor, as well as the all new BlackBerry 7 OS...
This is the only BlackBerry worth considering on features rather than low pricetag. Unless you love buttons though, it’s still not quite enough for Apple and Google to worry about.Specs: Screen: 2.8-inch, 640 x 480 resolutionConnectivity: 3G, Wi-Fi, GP...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:27
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Tweet Submit Design The BlackBerry Bold, the flagship handset for Research In Motion (RIM), celebrates its fourth iteration in 2011 with a design more reminiscent of the original Bold 9900 than any of its more recent predecessors. Like the origin...
Outstanding design, Touch and type works well, Best BlackBerry browser yet, Great battery life...
No HDMI, No DLNA, No WiFi hotspot, No Flash support...
The touch-and-type Bold 9900 is the sleekest, zippiest BlackBerry to date, but there are key features missing, which business users would have loved to have had included.
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Smartphone users seem to be divided into two camps: those that are happy using onscreen keyboards and those who prefer proper keys and buttons. Various phones have tried to straddle this gap, offering both options in one package, usually by taking a norma...
RIM's best smartphone yet, with the killer combination of a touchscreen and superb keyboard...
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T3.com Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:30
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RIM's introduction of the BlackBerry Bold 9900 is a fusion of the past and the future; the design stylings echo the popular Bold 9000 of yesteryear, but with BB OS 7 on board, it's clearly a phone for the future. It's packing a clever combination of...
Crystal clear screen, Well-built chassis, Excellent keyboard...
Sub-par battery life, Average camera...
One of the best BlackBerrys on the market, and likely to be a popular device over the next year for RIM...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:33
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The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the first to hit the shelves from a number of new handsets recently announced by maker Research In Motion (RIM). We took a look at a SIM-free sample from Vodafone.The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is every inch a BlackBerry device...
Superb screen; good keyboard; fast processor; plenty of internal storage...
Feels like a catchup device rather than a true innovation.
The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is an attractive device with some strong features. The touch screen adds usability, and Near Field Communications might find something to do in the future so it’s nice to see it here...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:35
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The BlackBerry Bold 9900 offers an upgraded operating system, solid specifications and good integration of a small touchscreen with the optical navigation pad and keyboard. But battery life is poor — by RIM's standards if not by those of smartphones in...
Fast processor, Plenty of internal storage, Runs BlackBerry 7 OS, BlackBerry Balance is a useful feature for business users, Near Field Communication support...
Poor battery life, No Flash support, Some touchscreen issues, Poor placement of charge and headset connectors, microSD card access requires battery removal...
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RIM BlackBerry Bold 9900The BlackBerry Bold 9900 isn't just the latest smartphone from RIM, it is part of the company's salvo against the competition. It was launched in August alongside two new Torch handsets and will be followed by three new...
Although far from the next-generation BlackBerry some were expecting, the Bold 9900 is a reasonably compelling upgrade for existing users suffering from iPhone or Android envy. However, it’s nowhere near good enough to lure anyone, especially those who...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:37
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It may look like its predecessors, but the Bold Touch 9900 is a very different beast. The inclusion of a touch-screen means that things like the panel home screens finally come into their own, and we were really impressed with the incredibly efficient...
Speediest browser we've seen on a smartphone; universal inbox; amazingly easy to use; QWERTY keyboard and touch display work really well together...
Mediocre snapper; App World cannot compare with Apple and Android offerings...
Pros: Speediest browser we've seen on a smartphone; universal inbox; amazingly easy to use; QWERTY keyboard and touch display work really well together Cons: Mediocre snapper; App World cannot compare with Apple and Android offerings Verdict: This is a...
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With Android steaming ahead of Apple in terms of sales, and Windows Phone 7 soon to launch on Nokia handsets, RIM has got its work cut out to make sure BlackBerry can stay relevant and desirable in these fast-paced times. The slimmest BlackBerry yet: R...
The Bold 9900 is a very fast, very capable BlackBerry, but it’s essentially still the same device that RIM has been selling for years, with a few improvements to keep it up to date. If you like BlackBerry handsets, you’ll love it, but it’s unlikely to...
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The latest BlackBerry at first glance looks like a throwback to the first Bold. It’s noticeably wider than the most recent models - strange when compactness is valued so highly in a mobile. But RIM seems to have prioritised the new handset’s slimness...
Powerful, slim and great to use, the Bold 9900 is outstanding, with touchscreen and QWERTY working together well...
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When you’re under fire you have to make bold moves, like launching five new handsets, improving the hardware specs and ushering in a new operating system. With BlackBerry facing challenges from all sides, are RIMs efforts enough to lure customers to t...
Keyboard, email, improved browser, great display...
Battery not great, some signs of lag and loss of finger tracking, camera performance behind average, apps selection not as comprehensive as big rivals...
The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is a device that will appeal greatly to BlackBerry fans, but outside of keyboard and email, consumers may find they get a lot more smartphone for their money elsewhere...
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RIM has not released a high-end smartphone for the best part of a year, and the firm's devices have struggled to compete with the likes of the iPhone 4 and Samsung Galaxy S II.The Canadian manufacturer is aiming to regain some ground this month by laun...
Great design and build quality, great touch screen functionality, excellent keyboard, NFC ready...
Internet browsing still sluggish at times and no Adobe Flash support, reduced battery power, tad pricey...
With an improved keyboard, internet browsing and NFC functionality, the Bold Touch has all the ingredients to remain the enterprise favourite. The 9900 is not perfect, but it remains the the best candybar device on the market...
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The BlackBerry Bold 9900 comes as something of a shock. You see, for years, BlackBerry has, in a sense, been catching up. That's not a dig at its parent company – it's practically royalty in push email and corporate handset circles. But it has been rare f...
Slimmest BlackBerry ever, 8GB of built in memory, Amazing screen clarity, Proven reliability of email, NFC capable...
OS 7 not much better than OS 6, No Flash video, Camera snaps could be better, Social networking could be better integrated, Function buttons are fiddly...
The Bold 9900 is certainly bold in its ambition. It may fail in some places, but in the most part, it really impresses...
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Research in Motion (RIM) have been getting some pretty heavy criticism recently and it is now time for another flagship device, the Bold 9900. The previous Bold, the 9780, was just a rehash of the 9700 with a very few improved specs, so it is great t...
So, here we are at the end of another review and one I have really enjoyed doing. I have been using the Bold 9900 for three weeks upon finishing the review. If you saw our demo video of the device you would know that we were one of the first sites in t...
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This week Research In Motion (RIM) officially announced its latest smartphone, the BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900/9930, at its annual BlackBerry World Conference in Orlando. We were lucky enough to get some hands-on time with the new BlackBerry Bold Touch...
So, to sum that all up: I'm already a big fan of the Bold 9900. And it will probably be my next BlackBerry smartphone. Now, I anxiously await the BlackBerry Bold 9900 release...
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tech.uk.msn.com Updated:
2013-11-06 15:50:23
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RIM Classy looks and a perfect fusion of touchscreen and physical keyboard means the BlackBerry Bold 9900 is ideal for both business and pleasure. Review: The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is one classy phone. It's the mobile equivalent of a handsome chap in a s...
Classy looks and a perfect fusion of touchscreen and physical keyboard means the BlackBerry Bold 9900 is ideal for both business and pleasure. Review: The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is one classy phone. It's the mobile equivalent of a handsome chap in a sharp...
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geeksquad.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-22 03:36:06
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RIM have upped their game with the BlackBerry Bold 9900 smartphone. It offers you more options by integrating a touchscreen into the body of the phone while still providing a smooth (if cramped) QWERTY keyboard.I found the trackpad, which is nicely respon...
Full QWERTY Keyboard, push e-mail, BBM, integration of touchscreen and actual buttons, bridging feature for BlackBerry PlayBook tablets...
The phone is larger than your average Blackberry, the camera isn't as good quality as it could be and doesn't auto focus on your subject, Design, The Bold 9900 smartphone is larger than its predecessors but still fits comfortably in the hand. With its wid...
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The latest BlackBerry at first glance looks like a throwback to the first Bold. It's noticeably wider than the most recent models - strange when compactness is valued so highly in a mobile.But RIM seems to have prioritised the new handset's slimness and i...
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In contrast to the small step from the BlackBerry Bold 9700 to the BlackBerry Bold 9780, BlackBerry holding company Research In Motion (RIM), has taken a giant leap with its latest Bold smartphone. The BlackBerry Bold 9900 isn’t only the best looking B...
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Stuff magazine Wed, Aug 17 2011, 10:35AM The latest BlackBerry at first glance looks like a throwback to the first Bold. It’s noticeably wider than the most recent models - strange when compactness is valued so highly in a mobile. But RIM seems to...
Powerful, slim and great to use, the Bold 9900 is outstanding, with touchscreen and QWERTY working together well...
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If the new BlackBerry Bold 9900 had four wheels, it would be a retro car, like a Chrysler PT Cruiser or a new Volkswagen Beetle -- a way for RIM to sneak modern technologies into a body shell that looks nostalgically like the much-loved Bold 9000 from...
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Jenneth Orantia turned her back on a lucrative career in law to pursue her unhealthy obsession with consumer technology. She's known for having at least half a dozen of the latest gadgets on her person at a time, and once won a bottle of Dom Perignon for...
The Bold 9900 isn't for everyone. If you measure the worth of a smartphone by the number of apps and games that are available for it, or the ability to customise the interface with widgets, shortcuts and fancy 3D effects, then you'd best be on your bike...
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The latest BlackBerry at first glance looks like a throwback to the first Bold. It's noticeably wider than the most recent models - strange when compactness is valued so highly in a mobile.But RIM seems to have prioritised the new handset's slimness and i...
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And the software, version seven for those who keep count of BlackBerry OS, is rather good. It renders web pages with speed and accuracy, email and BBM is as robust as ever. But that, in the age of Windows Phone, iOS and Android is simply not good enoug...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-03-26 03:30:23
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Tweet RIM fans throughout the UK have been eagerly waiting to get their hands on the BlackBerry Bold 9900. As well as featuring some design tweaks it’s the first smartphone to run Blackberry OS 7, until the Torch 9860 and 9810 land later this year.What...
With its faster processor and greatly improved screen the Bold 9900 is the best BlackBerry to date and well worth an upgrade for existing users. It looks and feels premium with a generously sized Qwerty and refreshed interface, while NFC is a bonus.How...
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Smartphone users are divided into two camps: those who are happy using onscreen keyboards, and those who prefer proper keys and buttons. Various phones have tried to straddle this gap, offering both options in one package, but none as successfully as the...
RIM's best smartphone yet; a killer combination of touchscreen and traditional superb QWERTY keyboard.PerformanceFeatures & DesignValue for moneyOverall...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2014-04-04 04:24:48
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BlackBerry returns with an update of the classic 9000 – but is the Black Berry Bold 9900 for you?The original Bold 9000 was big and suffered horrendous battery life € but who couldn€t love that keyboard? It was also the first 3G BlackBerry, which many peo...
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techview.co Updated:
2014-05-16 02:58:40
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The BlackBerry 9900 and I have been ‘walking out' for approximately 10 days. But, rather than do a straightforward comparison with one of my other devices, I will take you through a walk in the park with my BlackBerry.I purchased the iPad 2 to be able to...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2014-08-07 05:43:14
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The BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 is a member of the popular Bold series & this impressive handset comes with a highly useable touch screen too. Other members of this popular series include the BlackBerry Bold 9700, the BlackBerry Bold 9650 & the BlackBerry...
For the ones that already worship at the altar of RIM, this is definitely the dream machine that Blackberry lovers will be looking for. Aside from this there might just have been enough juicy improvement that could well tempt users away from other platfor...
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techindustriya.com Updated:
2016-12-29 16:30:30
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The 2.8-inch capacitive touch screen display is dubbed “Liquid Graphics” and it sports a 640 x 480, 287 ppi resolution. The screen handles colors and light very well. I haven't had an issue with glare at midday and it is always appealing to view wallpaper...
Display, Looks, and Keypad...
Single Core Processor, Unresponsive Touch interface at times, No Frontfacing Camera...
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fhm.com.ph Updated:
2016-12-29 16:30:30
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We know it's the beginning of the year and life is starting to get hectic again, so we'll help you save time by telling you the verdict right away: The Bold 9900 is a great phone, the best BlackBerry handset so far. But do you want to know why? Read on th...
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TechPinas Gadget Review Series presents... BlackBerry Bold 9900 Overview: BlackBerry Bold 9900 , being Research in Motion's current flagship handset, is the most powerful, most lavishly designed and (putting its Porsche edition in another category) t...
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Touch is the new black. No, make that “Multi-touch, is the new black” when it comes to smartphones. This year, Reasearch In Motion released their new line of multi-touch smartphones that will carry the latest BlackBerry 7 Operating System. Back in the spo...
Don't go comparing it to iPhone and Android units. The Bold 9900 is an exceptional smartphone built for productivity and communication. With both hardware and software upgrades, it's “The best BlackBerry” I've used so far!BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 Specs:...
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RIM's newest flagship smartphone is the BlackBerry Bold 9900, sometimes also referred to as the BlackBerry Bold Touch. RIM's back with a fresh new Bold that's undoubtedly the best BlackBerry RIM has ever made. Read on and see our full review of the Bold 9...
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Our review of the BlackBerry Bold 9900The BlackBerry Bold 9900 was unveiled by RIM executives here in the Philippines last September with an SRP of Php31,690. We've been using a demo unit for the last week and we've had enough time with RIM's latest flags...
So is the BlackBerry Bold 9900 any good? YES. Like what I said earlier RIM made the best BlackBerry smartphone with the Bold 9900 because of the upgraded specs, Liquid Graphics Technology, better browsing, superb keypad, and the touchscreen experience. Ad...
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technoodling.net Updated:
2016-12-29 16:30:31
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While the battle for dominance in the smartphone market rages on, RIM is getting battered and bruised. Lagging behind the competition has left RIM with no choice but to expedite the development of their much awaited next generation, the QNX mobile platfor...
The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the smartphone that BlackBerry users have been dreaming of, it looks classy and performs extremely well. The bump in screen resolution and processor speed has made the BlackBerry experience even better. Current BlackBerry users...
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Research in Motion (RIM) has come a long way since the introduction of the first member of the Bold family, the BlackBerry Bold 9000 in 2008. The Bold 9000 was a massive hit in both the enterprise and mainstream markets due to its excellent QWERTY keyboar...
A Good Fight When RIM declared the BlackBerry Bold 9900 as the most powerful BlackBerry yet, we had our doubts. After all, the previous Bold models are seen as mediocre upgrades to the highly successful Bold 9000. BlackBerry phones have also been lagging...
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Research in Motion (RIM) has come a long way since the introduction of the first member of the Bold family, the BlackBerry Bold 9000 in 2008. The Bold 9000 was a massive hit in both the enterprise and mainstream markets due to its excellent QWERTY keyboar...
A Good FightWhen RIM declared the BlackBerry Bold 9900 as the most powerful BlackBerry yet, we had our doubts. After all, the previous Bold models are seen as mediocre upgrades to the highly successful Bold 9000. BlackBerry phones have also been lagging b...
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When Research in Motion (RIM) announced on 3rd August that it was having the biggest global launch of BlackBerry smartphones with more than 225 partners around the world, we were eager to know if our sunny island would be one of them. After all, nobody wa...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-12-29 16:30:31
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I’ve been waiting for a device like the BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 since the Bold series was introduced in 2008 in the form of the Bold 9000- a Smartphone that made it into my “Five Smartphones I’ll never forget” blog. It’s the first BlackBerry device...
Beautiful screen, best keyboard for a Smartphone, really fast in everyday usage...
Updating apps still requires a reboot, Camera slightly slow, battery capacity could’ve been higher.
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Follow @MobileGalen When it debuted in 2008, the BlackBerry Bold quickly achieved iconic status as the must-have executive smartphone, with a QWERTY keyboard that made emails a snap. Not four years later, the Bold is struggling to remain relevant, as...
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consumersearch.com Updated:
2013-06-30 01:37:55
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Experts agree that the BlackBerry Bold 9900 is RIM's best effort to date. They also say that while it may be a hit within the BlackBerry community, it won't convert iPhone and Android fans, especially considering its high price tag. Design-wise, the Bo...
Fast processor, Solid design, Responsive keyboard, Clear, sharp display...
Poor battery life, No autofocus in camera, No Flash support, 4G data speeds fall short, No haptic feedback on touch screen...
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Whether you have been a longstanding BlackBerry fan or you are just being introduced to the brand, this particular BlackBerry is a good choice to experience the latest in RIM's technology. Users of other brand name smartphones like the iPhone, and hig...
Overall, the new BlackBerry Bold 9900 is a great mobile device which features many useful and tech-savvy features which will appeal to all generations. Unfortunately, features such as its camera functionality have not been updated and as such ma...
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Research in Motion (RIM) unveiled a new range of Blackberry devices running the latest operating system OS 7. These devices pack a powerful processor under the frame (unlike traditional Blackberry devices) and come in great designs. The Blackberry Bol...
Beautiful design, Productivity features perform like a charm, Best QWERTY keypad money can buy, Loudspeaker is indeed very loud...
Very expensive, Terrible Camera...
The Bold series gets a much needed facelift in design and extra power under the hood. The Bold 9900 holds a lot of promise...
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cellphonequick.com Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:04
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The design of the new BlackBerry Bold 9900 sees it pick up pieces from previous Bold handsets. It’s larger than the previous 9700 family returning more to the form of the original 9000. It’s broader in the hand and neatly bordered by a classy metal ban...
1.2 GHz processor is FAST, Much improved web browser, Welcome return to the “wide body” design, Best keyboard ever!, Touchscreen adds to the usability of the iconic BlackBerry form factor, Luxurious use of materials, Excellent build quality, HD Video Recording finally here!, NFC support is nerdy cool, even if we don’t know what to do with it right now...
Smaller battery than on previous Bolds, No autofocus on the camera, More RAM but less usable memory...
Bottom line, the BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the best BlackBerry to date. We love the design, and the upgraded hardware platform delivers a ton of performance to the end user. It really is the best of BlackBerry as we have known it.PRO:1.2 GHz processor i...
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mobilesroom.com Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:05
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BlackBerry might be in news for wrong reasons but here is something which will excite BlackBerry users. Research in Motion (RIM) might have cut down a significant of its workforce, but it seems that they have got the right people to design and fabricat...
Bold Touch 9900 certainly impresses with robust hardware, great screen and a superlative QWERTY keypad. Though the phone suffers from certain drawbacks such as a mediocre camera, lack of FM and 1.2 GHz processor, but overall the phone has a great feel...
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Sporting a price tag of Rs. 32,490, the Bold 4 does look like it has come nicely dressed in a suit with a crisply pressed shirt. However, beyond the looks, there is a bit of familiarity to the entire package. OS7 looks a lot like the OS6, and the age-...
At a price of just above Rs 32000, the Bold 4 doesn’t come cheap. However, this one is the best-looking Blackberry device we have seen in a long time. And also fact that the keypad is just so unbelievably good to use that we were actually sad when the...
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More screen resolution and power than BlackBerry owners know what to do with? Certainly not. It’s more than they’re used to though and that makes the Bold Touch 9900 a very attractive upgrade option. More touchscreen than the typical business user nee...
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itp.net
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2013-06-30 01:38:23
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Research in Motion is sailing through troubled waters at the moment but if smartphones like the Bold 9900 are what we can now expect from the company, we reckon the Canadian firm will be with us for years to come. The latest Bold is without a doubt the...
Unbelievably easy to get comfortable with, slick performer, fantastic keyboard, decent touchscreen.
Battery life is still quite limited.
The Bold 9900 is not only the best BlackBerry device we’ve ever tested but it’s also the best QWERTY-based smartphone on the market today. Highly recommended...
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twitter: @lisagade) The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the GSM version of the CDMA network BlackBerry Bold 9930 on Verizon and Sprint. Beyond the cell radio inside and carrier branding, the phones are identical. To get the full rundown on the Bold 9900/9930...
Gorgeous piece of hardware, excellent reception, 4G, Gorgeous piece of hardware, excellent reception, 4G, Gorgeous piece of hardware, excellent reception, 4G, Gorgeous piece of hardware, excellent reception...
Expensive. BlackBerry OS 7 isn't much of a modernization, but rather an update to support touch screens, Expensive. BlackBerry OS 7 isn't much of a modernization, but rather an update to support touch screens, Expensive...
Is this RIM's best BlackBerry ever? You bet! The build quality and materials are downright ritzy and tasteful, the keyboard is the best on a mobile device and 4G speeds are good. It has excellent reception and call quality, a responsive though small t...
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T-Mobile's version of the BlackBerry Bold 9900 has a few significant advantages over the Bold 9930 being sold by Verizon Wireless. Phone Scoop reveals what they are. T-Mobile introduces its first "4G" BlackBerry, the Bold 9900. While the hardware a...
Research In Motion did a very good job with the BlackBerry Bold 9900. It is not radically new by any stretch of the imagination, but it is a significant upgrade compared to what preceded it. The hardware is probably the best ever designed by RIM, and...
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It’s time to take a look at T-Mobile’s new BlackBerry smartphone – the Bold 9900. Obviously, it’s the GSM cousin to the CDMA flavored Bold 9930 , but what separates it is the hefty $299.99 on-contract it’s flaunting and the support for T-Mobile’s HSPA...
Lovely looking design, One of the best keyboards around, Responsive platform experience, Fast data speeds...
Way too expensive, Subpar photo & video capture, Dated & boring looking OS...
Just by looking at the handset, it embodies all the qualities you want with a premium smartphone – like its razor sharp looks, solid construction, and premium materials. However, we’re not fans of the $299.99 on-contract price that T-Mobile is asking...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated:
2013-06-30 01:38:39
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A really likeable phone that perfects the BlackBerry mainstays and takes an excellent punt at web and social networking Related links News BlackBerry Colt is first QNX smartphone BlackBerry Curve 9360 leaks online Others to consider Dell Venue Pro User...
Fastest browser of any smartphone OS, excellent integration of touch-screen and QWERTY keyboard, universal inbox, phenomenal ease of use...
App World still puny compared to Android and iOS, average cameraLook and Feel...
A really likeable phone that perfects the BlackBerry mainstays and takes an excellent punt at web and social networking...
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Research in Motion (RIM) has come a long way since the introduction of the first member of the Bold family, the BlackBerry Bold 9000 in 2008. The Bold 9000 was a massive hit in both the enterprise and mainstream markets due to its excellent QWERTY keyb...
Gorgeous high resolution touchscreen, Long battery life, Excellent QWERTY keyboard...
Below par imaging quality...
When RIM declared the BlackBerry Bold 9900 as the most powerful BlackBerry yet, we had our doubts. After all, the previous Bold models are seen as mediocre upgrades to the highly successful Bold 9000. BlackBerry phones have also been lagging behind th...
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As the Bold 9900 is the latest smartphone from RIM, it is obviously also the greatest in a long line of QWERTY smartphones. Blackberry users will want to know how it performs as a Blackberry device, and others will want to know how it compares with ot...
Great! The Blackberry Bold 9900 represents the pinnacle of Blackberry QWERTY design, there's no question about that. The Bold 9900 improves upon the Bold 9700 with an even better keyboard, much better web page rendering and high-speed javascript execution...
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Although the improved specifications are probably not going to be enough to tempt Apple and Android fanbois away from their beloved Iphone 4 or Google Nexus S, the soon-to-be teenage favourite could attract those due an upgrade and is well worth a l...
Robust design, excellent keyboard, touch screen functionality works well, NFC ready...
No dual-core processor, only 768MB of RAM, lack of apps...
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Tweet RIM fans throughout the UK have been eagerly waiting to get their hands on the BlackBerry Bold 9900. As well as featuring some design tweaks it’s the first smartphone to run Blackberry OS 7, until the Torch 9860 and 9810 land later this year.What...
With its faster processor and greatly improved screen the Bold 9900 is the best BlackBerry to date and well worth an upgrade for existing users. It looks and feels premium with a generously sized Qwerty and refreshed interface, while NFC is a bonus.How...
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Research in Motion (RIM), the maker of BlackBerry has been under adverse market pressure for a while now and one of its key strategies to turn things around was to speed up its release cycle. The RIM head honchos in Waterloo, Canada have probably h...
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Many BlackBerry owners were fans of the Bold model, some people I know still use one. As such I was particularly interested in checking it out at the Blackberry Bold 9900 launch in India today.Basically Blackberry’s taken the popular ‘slate’ blackberry...
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Another BlackBerry out of RIM? We might as well consider them done and finished. Or should we? With a brand new take on BlackBerry hardware and an improved and enhanced operating system in BlackBerry 7, RIM hasn’t been sitting still. I have been using...
RIM’s BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the company’s best BlackBerry ever. It combines everything a BlackBerry user and fan used to beg for into one incredible package. A touchscreen with amazing full QWERTY keyboard, an incredibly thin and solid hardware shell...
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I’ve been waiting for a device like the BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 since the Bold series was introduced in 2008 in the form of the Bold 9000- a Smartphone that made it into my “Five Smartphones I’ll never forget” blog. It’s the first BlackBerry device...
Beautiful screen, best keyboard for a Smartphone, really fast in everyday usage...
Updating apps still requires a reboot, Camera slightly slow, battery capacity could’ve been higher.
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Stuff magazine Wed, Aug 17 2011, 10:35AM The latest BlackBerry at first glance looks like a throwback to the first Bold. It’s noticeably wider than the most recent models - strange when compactness is valued so highly in a mobile. But RIM seems to...
Powerful, slim and great to use, the Bold 9900 is outstanding, with touchscreen and QWERTY working together well...
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If the new BlackBerry Bold 9900 had four wheels, it would be a retro car, like a Chrysler PT Cruiser or a new Volkswagen Beetle -- a way for RIM to sneak modern technologies into a body shell that looks nostalgically like the much-loved Bold 9000 from...
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Sponsored links, if any, appear in green. We got some hands-on time with the just announced BlackBerry Bold 9900 from RIM here at BlackBerry World, and it has to be said: it's the best BlackBerry yet. The Bold 9900 has the famed BlackBerry keyboard f...
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The new BlackBerry Bold 9900 on T-Mobile will delight owners of older BlackBerries who have been waiting for an upgrade. But while the hardware is shiny and new, the Bold 9900's "new" OS is too similar to older versions to make a real difference. While...
Thin, sleek design, Excellent QWERTY keyboard, Sharp screen...
Very expensive, No Wi-Fi calling, Poor-quality apps compared with Android and iOS...
The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is sleeker and faster than before, but otherwise it's still more of the same, instead of the revolution Research In Motion desperately needs...
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T-Mobile's new BlackBerry 9900 screams luxury from every angle. Impressively thin and sporting both a touchscreen and physical keyboard, this 4G handset is RIM's answer to the growing legion of Android phones encroaching on its territory. But at a stag...
Luxurious design, Fast dual-core performance, Excellent physical keyboard, Loud speaker, Long battery life...
Display too small, Slow web surfing, Skimpy app selection, Very expensive...
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The AT&T BlackBerry Bold 9990 is the latest in the BlackBerry lineup of phones from RIM . The Bold 9900 is the flagship phone for the new lineup, running BlackBerry 7 OS which also supports a touchscreen interface as well as the traditional BlackBerry key...
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For much of 2011, many had counted RIM out: many 2010 BlackBerry phones were old as soon as you opened the box, and it wasn't clear that it would ever adopt features Android and iPhone users took for granted, like 3D gaming, HD video, or even just fa...
If you've been using a BlackBerry for one or more generations, the Bold 9900 and 9930 should almost automatically become your favorite BlackBerry of all time. In many senses, it's the culmination of everything RIM has done so far in a package that most...
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This super-thin, touch-screen Blackberry has a QWERTY keypad and is a solid choice for the business user. The Bold's touch screen was impressively responsive, and our consumer testers loved typing on it. The size was ideal for them to hold the phone in th...
Good display, picture, and call quality, Comfortable to use, Easy to navigate and use, Apps load quickly, Helpful instruction manual...
Bulky design, Casing is hard to remove...
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Yesterday, RIM announced the latest addition to the Bold family, the 9900, and at the BlackBerry World show we got some time to play around with it. It is indeed their slimmest BlackBerry to date, and the first in a long line of upcoming devices to suppor...
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