London - Citing the Telegraph website, phone vendors that complement the Canadian version of the BlackBerry Bold with a chip called Near Field Communication (NFC). NFC is a new technology in cellular phones.
BlackBerry Bold and Torch with a NFC's chip
Research in Motion (RIM) has released two BlackBerry Bold and BlackBerry phones new Torch in London, England yesterday.
With this service, users can connect to each other and share content with other NFC phones were only to bring their two devices. In short, the same NFC functionality as Flash cards.
In terms of appearance, the BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930 almost the same as its predecessor. But there is one that differentiates this smartphone from BlackBerry other types, ie, its thickness is only 10.5 millimeters. This is the thinnest smart phones ever made RIM.
The Torch 9810 is still performing with a touch screen and QWERTY keyboard hides her in the form of slides. But there are also Torch 9850/9860 which comes with a full touch screen, much like the BlackBerry Storm.
According to RIM, the BlackBerry Torch presence without a keyboard function is designed so that users feel comfortable to take pictures in the form of a horizontal or landscape. "We are attempting to make a choice for consumers," said Rob Orr, vice president of RIM.
All of the new BlackBerry smartphone using the processor speed of 1.2 GHz and running the BlackBerry operating system OS 7.
Canalys analyst Pete Cunningham, predicts the presence of the BlackBerry Bold and the Torch with the new OS it will refresh the market the BlackBerry which began flagging. "BlackBerry OS 7 with a new device is well positioned to maintain market share growth in new areas, such as England, Saudi Arabia and South Africa," he said.
The advantages of this new platform, according to Orr, performed 40 percent faster browsing of the BlackBerry OS 6.While other improvements is the integration with Wikitude Augmented Reality, a Facebook application that can be used in the popular BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) and BBM contacts can see from within other applications, like games.
