The new BlackBerry Bold 9700

The new BlackBerry Bold 9700 is a clear winner when it comes to staying in touch with people. This model is compact and packs a number of adva n c e d features, which outperforms handhelds of other companies. For example, Nokia smart phones are known to respond slowly. The BlackBerry 9700 doesn’t hang while you are computing important tasks.
With the government auctioning 3G spectrum soon, it makes sense to invest in a good 3G handheld. This device has its unique instant messaging (IM) application, and within seconds you can chat with other BlackBerry users anywhere in the world. The hassle of setting up an IM client is missing. It’s a known story among BlackBerry addicts that a mother in Bangalore asks her kid in Toronto, “Son, what are you cooking today?” And pat comes the reply in seconds. This handheld gives people the ability to make the world a smaller, more personal place.
The 3.2-megapixel camera doesn’t disappoint too. The autofocus works well even under dark environment. You can use the bright flash if needed. Another feature that beats contemporary handhelds is the high-performance 624 MHz processor. There is no question of the phone not responding during heavy application usage. The BlackBerry OS 5.0 enables faster email management and better JavaScript and CSS processing.
This gadget deviates from previous BlackBerry models with its trackpad. Instead of the tiny ball that acts as a mouse, the Bold 9700 has a trackpad that acts as a mini-touchscreen for navigation. The 1500 mAhr battery is another plus for heavy users; it gives six hours of talktime and 17 days standby period in 3G mode. Also, if you want a better looking handheld, you have it here. The Bold 9700 comes with a leather finish on the rear side.
The full-QWERTY keyboard with wellsculpted keys is a better option than touchscreen models. That said, this handheld may also confuse users when it comes to exiting standby mode. Thousands of BlackBerry users have posted on online forums about the difficulty in getting out of standby mode. Which button to press is unclear. Even when the keypad is locked, standby mode sets in. This is an unnecessary hassle for a handheld with promising features.

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