2011 BlackBerry Curve 9380 Review

The BlackBerry Curve 9380 is RIM’s first ever-released Curve with a touchscreen. The Curve lineup is usually an expression of RIM’s understanding for a budget phone and this one supposedly, doesn’t make a difference. It should attract customers with a lower entry price while offering the full BB OS 7 experience.

The Curve brand has been hugely successful for RIM, especially the 8520 mega-hit; these were the first BlackBerries that appealed to the masses on a budget, allowing the everyman a taste of BBM and the famed BlackBerry keyboard. Alongside the Curve 9360, this is RIM's take on a modern budget smartphone. As you've probably noticed, the 9380 doesn't have a keyboard, perhaps the biggest BlackBerry selling point. That doesn't spell doom for RIM though, as full touch phones are obviously the way the market is heading. RIM are no strangers to full touch phones, and the ones preceding, such as the Storm, haven't been popular to say the least.

But now with the arrival of BlackBerry OS 7 and its user friendly tweaks on this budget touchscreen phone with the Curve branding behind it, could the Curve 9380 be the first touchscreen-only hit for RIM. BlackBerry became a household name thanks to their super efficient messaging skills and their stellar keyboards. However, the market evolves at a blistering pace, and it seems that button-less is the way forward. To keep up, RIM have recognised that full touchscreen phones are now the most popular, so, quite reluctantly I suspect, there are a few BlackBerry handsets that have ditched the keyboard. The 9380 is the first from BlackBerry that targets the budget end of the smartphone spectrum, currently floating around for £200 or so. Has RIM been able to build a smartphone that is good enough without the qwerty keyboard, that is also competitive in this fiercely competitive section of the mobile market? Read on to find out.

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Berrymover, Spesifikasi Image And Review

Pocket Mac that after many years developed a way to connect your BlackBerry phone and a Mac, this time also launched a new program to connect it with the iPhone and called BerryMover.

BerryMover can synchronize contacts, text messages, emails, notes (notes), the data on the calendar on the BlackBerry to your iTunes which can be transferred to your iPhone. From there, data can be transferred into the application that is used by the iPhone itself. This program will have the extension. IPD, to backup specific files BlackBerry.

Users can also choose what information is to be sent to iTunes, so it will not happen removal of unwanted data. BerryMover is also possible to work on some phones to provide a comprehensive data to be transferred to your iPhone.

This step was taken by PocketMac due according to the survey obtained by his side, almost 66% of BlackBerry users based Verizon will move the hearts on the iPhone. PocketMac itself has been struggling with the BlackBerry backup files and a variety of platforms that exist already for over 7 years. BerryMover now in the iTunes App Store, and can be used on IOS 4.2 and above. This application sells for $ 10.

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Spesifikasi Dell XCD 28

Sedikit berbeda dengan Venue, Dell XCD 28 mempunyai fasilitas yang sederhana. Smartphon ini hanya mengadopsi layar sentuh TFT resistive. Ketajaman displaynya 262.144 warna. Lain dengan Dell Venue, Dell XCD28 ikut bermain di pasar Android, dengan model Éclair (v2.1). Prosesornya berupa Qualcomm MSM 7227 600 MHz, yang mana diklaim cukup optimal untuk mendukung kinerja multitaskingnya. Banderol Dell XCD28 tercatat lebih murah dibanding Venue, dimana hanya 180 Euro atau Rp 2,1 juta-an.

Spesifikasi Dell XCD 28
Quadband GSM & HSDPA; OS: Android v2.1 (Eclair), prosesor Qualcomm MSM 7227 600 MHz; Dimensi 10,2 x 5,5 x 1,45 cm, 100 gram; Layar: TFT resistive touchscreen, 262.144 warna, 240×320 piksel, 2,8 inci; Kamera 3,15 MP (2048 x 1536 piksel), autofocus; SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, IM; GPRS, EDGE, 3G, HSDPA, HTML; Memori 200 MB storage, 256 MB RAM/256 MB ROM, slot microSD (up to 16 GB); Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, Radio Stereo FM (RDS), Games, GPS (A-GPS), Java (Via third party app), MP4/H.264/H.263 player, MP3/WAV/eAAC+ player, Organizer, Document viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF), Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Voice memo, Predictive text input; Bluetooth v2.0/ A2DP, microUSB; Baterai: Li-Ion 1100 mAh

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Dell & Dell XCD35 XCD28

Do not want to lose to many rivals, Dell has launched the Android mobile phone products. No half-hearted, they issued two phones at once, Dell & Dell XCD35 XCD28.
Dell looks like a desperate, somehow the American electronics manufacturers to rebrand (change brands) to two output ZTE Android phone and launch it in India as a product of Dell recently.
Both phones Android is none other than the ZTE ZTE Blade Racer and marketed under the name Dell and Dell XCD35 XCD28 row in India. Actions taken include unusual Dell, because Dell has a world-famous name.
Dell XCD28 aka ZTE Racer labeled priced 10,990 Rupees, or about 2.2 million rupiah. Key Specifications Dell XCD28 include: Processor 600 MHz, 3.2 MP camera, 3G and WiFi. To the disappointment of XCD28 is 2.8-inch QVGA screen Resistive.
While Dell XCD35 will sell for 16,990 or 3.4 Million range, presenting a display specification is better than his young brother. Dell XCD35 has a capacitive screen 3.5 inch 800 x 480 pixels. For other XCD35 offal is not too different from XCD28.

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