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Blackberry Phones: Creating Black Magic

Blackberry, an out an out business phone, isearlier Blackberry devices, whereas the new
a wireless handheld device that gotmodels incorporate an ARM 7 or 9 processor.
introduced in the world markets in 1999. ItThe latest Blackberry phones, 8100 and 8700
is developed by a Canadian company Researchseries, have an Intel PXA901 312 MHz
in Motion. The device supports standardprocessor, 64 MB flash memory and 16 MB
features like mobile telephone and shortSDRAM. In several organizations, the devices
service messaging, as well as exceptionalare only used to provide e-mail service to
features like web browsing, internet faxingthe roaming employees, making it a very
and push e-mail. The company initiallypopular  and  effective  tool.
focused on e-mails and even today the RIM
offers its e-mail services to Palm TreoThe Blackberry subscribers reached the
through  the  Blackberry  Connect  software.magical figure of two million, as announced
by RIM in November, 2004. Another one million
The Blackberry phones incorporate all thewere added till the time of next announcement
major PDA features and functions, includingin May 2005. By March 2006, the 5 million
address book, calendar, to-do lists et al.figures were crossed as well despite slowing
sending and receiving e-mails through therates. As the latest Blackberry phone, 8800
Blackberry is made possible through thewas introduced in April 2007; the sales got
wireless network of certain carriers. Thethe much needed impetus, taking the number of
in-built keyboard is ideal for 'thumbing'.Blackberry  subscribers  to  eight  million!
The trackwheel on the right side of the
device is meant for system navigation.Blackberry phones have has the charm, the
However, in the latest Blackberry phone, theaesthetism and the functionality to make it
trackwheel  is  replaced  by  a  trackball.real big. And the black magic it has created
was only inevitable.
The Intel 80386 processors were used in the



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