Review BlackBerry 9800 Torch

Review BlackBerry 9800 Torch This unlocked cell phone is compatible with GSM carriers like AT&T and T-Mobile. Not all carrier features may be supported. It will not work with CDMA carriers like Verizon Wireless, Alltel and Sprint.
Next-generation messaging powerhouse with 3.2-inch touchscreen, slide-down QWERTY keyboard, and BlackBerry 6 OS Wireless-N Wi-Fi; 5-megapixel camera/camcorder; 4 GB internal memory; microSD expansion; Bluetooth stereo music Up to 5.8 hours of talk time, up to 432 hours (18 days) of standby time; released in August, 2010
Wifi
5mp camera
Card slot
Qwerty
Smartphone

Dimensions
Size (LWH): 4.37 inches, 0.57 inches, 2.44 inches
Weight: 5.76 ounces
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BlackBerry 9800 Torch Unlocked Phone with five MP Camera, Full QWERTY Keyboard, four GB Internal Storage, and Slider Card Slot Up to 32GB - International Version with No Warranty (Black)I have had the pleasure of using a Blackberry device since the first Blackberry was launched. As a protracted time Blackberry user, I actually have found that I merely cannot escape from their product, nor do i need to. For a brief period I had an iPhone but I couldn't get used to the keyboard. each time I needed to jot down a protracted email I wanted to hit it with a hammer.

Blackberry is simply the most effective for a business person or somebody who must be typing on it all day. The keyboard on the Torch took every day to induce used to vs the Curve but that was it. Here are a couple things i like about the Torch:

1. Actual keyboard for those long e-mails.
2. On screen keyboard for those quick texts or silent typing
3. Calendar - continually simple, simply start typing by the time of day and you are done.
4. better camera (Not iPhone four good, but good)

There are several alternative additions to the Torch, but the straightforward fact is its a work horse phone plain and simple. If you want games and such, grab a replacement iPod. I still have my iPhone and will use it for messing around but i will be able to continually attend a Blackberry for work. Blackberry suggests that business and iPhone and Android are there for wasting time (Not all apps after all are time wasters, but who can resist once you have Angry Birds only one click away?)

Grab the new Torch, you wont be disappointed.