Sentences with phrase «blackberry slider phone»

If you had any doubts that the BlackBerry slider phone was real, here's a short «leaked» video that shows it as clearly as these «leaked» videos usually show things.

At the heart of the new BlackBerry slider phone is the new operating system — the BlackBerry 6 OS.

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I use a T - Mobile blackberry 7130, and a slider phone from MetroPCS ($ 45 / mo for unlimited minutes and long distance).

Unlike other phones on the market, it has a slider keyboard, similar to the Blackberry Torch.

These three BlackBerry Curve mobile phones follow on from the largest launch in RIM's history, where two weeks ago five devices were all unveiled at once — with the slider BlackBerry Torch 9810, the full - touch screen Torch 9850 and 9860, along with the BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930 handsets.

The most compelling aspect about this phone is that it has a slider keyboard, that should resonate with Blackberry Torch owners.

In addition to the new slider, BlackBerry says it will launch a new Porsche Design device and another keyboard - based phone.

Research In Motion had a big week too, with the announcement of their first ever slider phone — the BlackBerry Torch 9800.

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One of the BlackBerry phones is an update to the company's first slider handset from last year, another is a return to an old classic design, and the third is a full touch screen model with a more standard way of operating than previously seen in BlackBerry devices.

BlackBerry's ugly leaked slider phone — supposedly dubbed the Talladega — might be released next month, if Engadget's translation of a Korean interview with the CEO of a RIM supplier is anything to go by.

That said, we do love BlackBerry — the Bold 9700 is actually our phone of choice — and the BlackBerry Bold 9800 Slider, which will have BlackBerry's OS 6.0 in it, looks set to take RIM to the next level.

RIM needed a sexy launch like the PlayBook to capture attention after the BlackBerry Torch slider phone failed to capture our collective imaginations.

BlackBerry gave everybody at its MWC press conference a sneak peak of a new slider phone it plans on releasing later on this year.

LetsTalk is offering the BlackBerry candybar slider phone, the BlackBerry Torch 9800 for price tag $ 49.99 with new 2 - year service plan.

The Livermorium Slider Keyboard is a bit more straightforward, providing a traditional style slide - out QWERTY keyboard for your phone, similar to older BlackBerry and Nokia devices.

Looks like BlackBerry is too eager to get back into game with its upcoming Android slider phone.

The BlackBerry Torch, or 9800 for those keeping track of the numbers, brings with it a design we don't see too often in mobile phone handsets - the full QWERTY vertical touchscreen slider.

The company is hosting an event in New York Aug. 3 at which it will debut its BlackBerry 9800 slider phone, according to one person familiar with its plans.

this phone is for the people who love sliders and blackberries and are business minded.

These days it is ruling young hearts after launching Blackberry torch 9800, first slider phone by this successful mobile manufacturing company.

The BlackBerry Priv has all of the leading specs for a high - end Android phone in 2015 — a Snapdragon 808 processor, 3 GB of RAM, 32 GB of storage, a 5.4 - inch curved 2560x1440 touchscreen and a slider - style keyboard along with an 18MP camera on the back.

Indeed, among Android phones, it ranked the second highest in terms of imminent purchase intent, with 6 % of current Android phone owners (including perhaps some former BlackBerry owners) planning to lay down dollars to pick up the privacy - focused keyboard slider.

Shortly after unveiling the Leap, BlackBerry confirmed that the company will release three more handsets in 2015 - one of which will arrive as a curved slider phone.

BlackBerry Priv, the company's first slider phone based on Android went on sale last week in some of the selected markets.

Another possibility is that this device might be another slider phone like the BlackBerry PRIV.

John Chen, the CEO of BlackBerry, announced the slider phone in September and it was released in November.