Blackberry phones are one of the most feature rich if not the best among others out their in the market. Even iPhone will blush with the feature list that Blackberry posses. But even if Blackberry works great, its interface lets down the phone. Now lets jazz up the dull Blackberry interface. The bPhone theme for BlackBerry gives it the iPhone touch.

The theme can run of BlackBerry 8700, Pearl, Curve and 8800 models, but you have to have at least OS 4.2.1 running .
The icon and interface isn’t totally ripped from the iPhone, still assuming that you not a purist its close enough to the real thing. The battery and the network signal indicators resembles iPhone UI elements. Don’t expect it to be a iPhone replacement, no multi-touch display or motion sensor included.

The all new BlackBerry curve comes with a 2 megapixel camera, enhanced media player and high-performance browser. It has a screen size of 320×240 pixels. It weighs approximately 3.9 oz. It has a size of 4.2” x 2.4” x 0.6”.

The BlackBerry Curve offers many convenient phone features including:-
Speaker Independent Voice Recognition (SIVR) for Voice Activated Dialing (VAD), Bluetooth(R) 2.0,
Car kits and Bluetooth peripherals,
Quad-band operation for global roaming,
‘Mute’ keys
Smart dialing
Speed dialing
Conference calling
Call forwarding
Noise cancellation technology to offset background noise
Videos can also be played in full screen mode.

Well we officially get to look at the state of the art BlackBerry 8800, RIM has under the spotlight for quite a while after acknowledging that they where working on a full-QWERTY BlackBerry. Its official now, this one's on Cingular and AT&T with support for quad-band EDGE, a QVGA display, GPS, a microSD slot, Bluetooth 2.0, scroll ball and a smart and comfy looking keyboard. Thou its official, no word on pricing and release date. Look close at the image(WiFi indicator)  nobody mentioned that in the press release or even in the BlackBerry site.

 Well from the rumors we are hearing, RIM is scheduled to launch a new BlackBerry handheld two weeks from today(Feb 20). Looking at this leaked images that came out few weeks back, we could finally see that 8800 coming to life. So if you thinking of getting a berry this weekend, we advise wait till 20th.

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