BlackBerry Bold 9800 stars in video walkthrough

By on May 24, 2010 at 3:28 PM
General May 24, 2010

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Alright, BlackBerry fans, this is truly something to get excited about. Building upon the excitement generated this weekend by a slew of new images of the upcoming 9800 slider, a video walkthrough of the device today cropped up on YouTube. The video does a pretty good job showing off the device and some of the features of the BlackBerry 6 OS and is only 3 minutes and 39 seconds in length, so the way we see it, you really have no reason for passing this by. We mean, RIM is pretty much guaranteed to have the video pulled in quick order. Oh, and notice the AT&T splash screen? We told you.

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  • br14

    If the video is to believed the browser loads and renders very quickly.

    And this browser has tabs etc. So is much better than anything else on a BlackBerry.

    Surely in this age of tweeting and instant messaging even the most ardent touchscreen obsessive can see that a keyboard makes sense, especially when you consider the quality of most BB keyboards.

    Combined with the touchscreen you get the best of both worlds.

  • Moonbaseone

    I really hope that they can fix the web browser and have a decent youtube video player. Looking at video from m.youtube.com on the Bold 9000 is crap and the web browser is terrible and feels outdated by atleast 4 years. The phone itself looks decent. Just alittle too plan maybe. BB6 looks clunky and slow so hopefully this is a beta video. And for all those saying so, how do you know if this is in fact a beta or early on??? Or is that just wishful thinking?

  • alfred

    This phone looks like its going to be a market leader if the benchmark was to beat iPhone 2G. Given that iPhone 4G is out in 2 weeks, I say Blackberry seems to be 2 year late…
    Expectations are very high. Androide and iPhone have the momentum. This device will sell a lot of units, as it will come heavily marketed and pushed by carriers. However I doubth we will consider it to be a market leader.

    • Mike M

      You’re an idiot!

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