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- Stay in touch with the sleek black BlackBerry Bold 9000! This smartphone provides a whole host of advanced features, including a telephone, electronic planner, GPS function and digital camera. It's also equipped with a bright TFT screen with 480x320-pixel resolution and EDGE/HSDPA  (3G+) connectivity, which works with the WiFi chip to let you send and receive emails any time. Plus, you'll always be ready to travel thanks to the Bold 9000's built-in GPS. There's even a 2-megapixel camera, a 1 GB
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 "shame about the camera" 2009-11-24
By S. fraser (boro uk)
absolutely brilliant phone looks great excellent mp3 powerful internet as you would expect - its a high spec phone........apart from the camera oh dear oh dear its utter total rubbish and completely lets the whole thing down i havent managed to take a single decent photo with it yet.

5 stars for the phone - zero stars for the camera

 "Tricky to use without a Blackberry phone contract" 2009-11-01
By B & H (UK)
We chose this for its excellent keyboard and screen and have not been disappointed. We bought it SIM-free so that we would be free to travel without incurring costly roaming charges.



We are using it with a 3 (UK) PAYG SIM, and use as a phone (calls and texts) has been completely straightforward. However, much of the internet-related software (email, web browsing, etc) is tailored for use with a Blackberry phone contract, and it has sometimes been difficult to find out how to use the phone without such a contract. What we have found is that the built-in browser works well over WiFi (and in the absence of a phone signal this can be used for Gmail), while the Opera browser, the Gmail app and Google Maps (all of which can easily be downloaded from the internet) work fine through our PAYG SIM. (Incidentally, the 150MB "free" mobile data allowance which 3 provide for each top-up, expiring after 90 days, has so far proved to be easily sufficient for our purposes.)



Surprisingly, given Blackberry's reputation for quality, there have been one or two niggles with the built-in software. Most notably, text entry in the Blackberry Browser is fiddly because word-wrap does not work so each paragraph appears as one long line scrolling off the edge of the screen.

 "Fantastic phone - and my experiences of the BB v iPhone." 2009-10-22
By A. Palmer
I brought this phone sim-free in order to see if going back to a physical keyboard would ease my continuing annoyance of using the iPhones virtual keys.

Having been an iphone user from day 1 (i use macs, so it was a natural purchase), i still find difficulties with the compatibility of the iphones virtual keys and my sausage fingers!

The 9000 is an awsome phone, and does exactly what it says on the tin. If you are a current BB user looking to upgrade, then this is surely the way forward for you.

The UI is very good, very clean, and easy to navigate your way around. I used to use a BB before the iphone came along (pearl), and what i've seen from the Bold is very impressive and a huge improvement over previous models (especially in UI, Email etc). The screen is beautiful, and photographs look fantastic. The keyboard is nice and solid, and is much less error prone than the virtual keyboards of touchscreens.

If you're a BB user wanting to upgrade, this is certainly for you!! If you're an iphone user thinking of return to a solid keyboard, or thinking BB or Apple, then see below for my own experiences and opinions. I'm trying to avoid sounding like im bigging the iphone up here, so will concentrate on the main feature vs feature and exclude the screen/touch, because you already know the difference there.



Firstly, my use of my iphone and BB before it were mainly text and emails, which as explained is my main reason for wanting to switch back to BB, so, first of all.....



The Keyboard - the main reason i wanted to switch back, but, i probably have worse issues with the BB's keyboard than with the virtual one of the iphone. The 9000 is just a touch too wide to enable comfortable one handed typing. Additionally, i type mails and sms in two languages, on the BB this is acheived by going into the menus, switching language input, then using the trackball simultainiously with key inputs to achieve special charachters. This is not the case on the iphone and other VK's as holding your finger over a key reveals a drag list of characters associated with other languages. One keyboard does all!! So, the keyboard and input spoils to the the iPhone, and its touchscreen rivals.



SMS/Email - while this is the BB's biggest asset, i'm afraid that going into menus to write new mails etc makes it more time consuming. However, i think in this department, both phones are evenly matched.



Photo/video/multimedia viewing - hands down, the iphone takes this. The BB does have a huge 1gb on board memory, but taking a second or so just to load thumbnails (2 seconds to load full screen jpegs), is a shocker. Plus, you have to go back into the menus to navigate to the next photo in the folder! iphone all the way



GPS/Maps/navigation - no contest - iphone wins



Contacts and calendars - another big historical asset of BB, however, its simple and plain GI and endless menu entering hands this function to the iphone.



I won't drag this on too much! Those are the main features (for me anyway) covered, and you guys probably all ready know that these are totally different beasts anyway, hence just covering the main features.

My poor simcard must be very upset with being moved around, but i can now feel sure its permanent residence will be my 13 month old iphone 3g. As for the shiny new Bold 9000 - i'm afraid its next public appearence will be on a certain auction site!

 "Great phone" 2009-10-21
By Watch Collector
Watch it playing a video or play an mp3 track and you'll be able to tell the quality of this thing. Very good phone, reliable and solid feel to it also. Not exactly iPhone killer but far more serious as a business phone but can do more as well!! Buy one!! Now!!

 "A spontaneously non-technical review with none of the usual references to "does what it says on the tin" or "great bit of kit"" 2009-10-20
By Island Living (London, UK)
Well obviously one of the best things about this phone is that you can play Brickbreaker without constant crashes and freezes and on a much bigger screen than most Blackberries. Yes, the horribly-named Bold has a screen that's 25 per cent bigger than the one on the 8800 (it measures 60mm x 40mm against 50mm x 38 mm on the older phone). It's not only bigger but much clearer and brighter and really very enjoyable to use.



Another thing: you get more buttons. The Bold has two short-cut buttons - one on each side - while the 8800 only has one. You can customize them to get quickly to the function you use most often. It's an example of the great feature you can find on this and any Blackberry that you won't on the iPhone; you can change lots of things about the way the phone operates.



The keyboard. It's another thing about the Bold that is a pleasure to use. It doesn't feel or look any bigger than the one on the 8800 but it does feel a little easier and more enjoyable to use. It's a shame the numbered keys are so hard to see clearly but you soon get used to knowing where they are.



Battery life however does not compare too well with the 8800. The Bold has more technology on board such as WiFi and the battery level drops steadily regardless of whether or not you're making calls. Maybe the trick is to turn off WiFi which in any case doesn't seem to present any immediate dazzling advantages. However the whole business of keeping the phone charged is made so much easier because it's done via a USB connector. That means you can re-charge it from a laptop or a number of portable power devices such as the Kensington battery pack.



The one very irritating feature of the Blackberry is how long it takes to go through all the menu changes to put the phone on voicemail. It actually takes 14 actions to do this which seems unbelievably clunky for such a sophisticated device. Why does it have to be so complicated?



But of course the real reason for buying a Blackberry is managing email and there is no doubt that the Bold is a superb way to deal with your mail on the move. The screen is clear and easy to read in any conditions and the software works better than on any other phone. You can also open Word, Excel, Powerpoint and PDF documents.



The Bold has to be close to the ultimate personal communication device currently available. It's not as much fun as an iPhone but that's not the point; it's a working tool that is a pleasure to use and does most things extremely well.


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 "Blackberry Bold 9700" 2009-12-04
By Andy C
My opinion of this product is as per Peter Haydon's review. It's excellent.

However, I just wanted to add a few things:



1. The battery life on this device is outstanding. It arrived on Tuesday and it is now Friday evening and the phone is still on 20% battery - even after the compulsory 'new gadget' constant fiddling. Battery performance usually improves after a few charge/discharge cycles, so I can only see it improving.



2. Unfortunately, the phone doesn't work with my Nokia CK-7W bluetooth car kit. The phone and car kit pair together nicely, but the caller hears a horrible echo on their end of the line. Having had a look around on Google, it seems that this is a common problem with Blackberrys and Nokia car kits with no real solution (the 'echo control' option on the handset did nothing). As a result, I think I'm going to have to get a new non-Nokia car kit. This isn't a massive problem as I'm fairly confident in DIY / car electronics and a new kit isn't too expensive, but if you'd have to pay someone to fit a new kit, factor the extra expense into the equation.



3. As mentioned in Peter's review, the 'Google Sync' app is superb. All of my contacts from Google / Gmail and my calendar entries were loaded onto the phone in a couple of minutes. No errors, no hassle. You can then set it to auto-sync every two hours or manually, as you wish.



I bought this to use with an O2 SIM-only 'Simplicity' tariff. The option to choose a Blackberry bolt-on isn't listed on their website, but you can swap any standard bolt-on for the 'Blackberry Unlimited' bolt-on. Just call up customer services and they transfer it over overnight.

 "A Stunningly Good Package - You WILL Become An Addict" 2009-11-14
By Peter Haydon (Moray, Scotland)
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It looks extremely smart, the display is knock-em-dead bright and sharp.



It feels very solidly constructed, giving an instant impression of high quality.



It does it all. 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, autofocus camera - this is the first Blackberry with everything. Add in the most famous and best established mobil email service and there is nothing else to come close.



It sets up very easily. WiFi connection is brilliantly simple, and when you've done that the phone will always access the internet by WiFi whenever your defined network is within range. You can define many networks, I don't know the limit, and when the phone sees one you've defined it connects to it.



Setting up the Blackberry push email service is a doddle. You just have to supply the phone's IMEI and Blackberry pin to create the account, and then you tell it which email accounts to access. All it needs for each account is the email address and password, that's it, no more to do. After that the Blackberry service scoops up all your emails and zapps them out to the phone. This is not just a case of copying emails to the phone, that's easy, this a a fully synched service, so if you delete an email on the phone it is also deleted from the email account. Blackberry have been doing this for many years, and it all works very well indeed.



Please note that subscription to Blackberry Internet Service (BIS)is required for full email functionality, all the major UK networks offer plans inclusive of BIS.



The GPS function works the best I have seen in a phone, enabling me to get fixes to within 3 metres even when indoors, if close to a window. The supplied Blackberry Maps software is effective but looks crude, Google Maps is a much better package and integrates perfectly. When (if?) Google's free turn-by-turn voice navigation is launched in the UK the 9700 will be a perfect platform because the speaker can easily be heard above road noise.



I have mentioned the excellent integration with email, and I can say I have set it up on accounts with Virgin, TalkTalk, and Google. When you sync it with Google you also a get a brilliant link with Google Calendar, and that really is a gold-plated feature. Make entries on your calendar using a PC, and your phone calendar is automatically updated, the reverse is also true. Sure, an Android phone will do the Google synch thing, but it won't match the 9700 on other features and sheer class, and it will always look a teenager's phone.



As our phones have become the cameras in our pockets, it may be worth mentioning that the 9700 has a good one, producing excellent images. The LED flash is inevitably weak, but daylight shots compare very well with those from my previous phone, an SE CyberShot. It is only a 3.2MP unit, but anyone who has much experience of digital cameras knows that pixel count is not the sole measure of picture quality. As a phone camera, it is more than good enough.



It has all the expected smart phone functions, there's no point me trolling through them all because I've probably waffled on too much already. Suffice it say that everything on the 9700 has worked perfectly for me, and it all works fast. There's no delay in opening applications, the operating system is brilliant.



Did I say you can make phone calls with it? How boring, but I feel I should mention it syncs very nicely with your Google contacts list, and editing contacts is so much easier on a computer screen.



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The keypad can feel a little cramped to start with, especially if you have podgy fingers and bite your nails, so stop being a cannibal. Like I can talk!



You will instantly want to protect it the best way possible, so you will be right back on Amazon looking for the perfect case. A leather Blackberry wallet is included, but it does not offer any protection to the top of the phone, and the phone has to be withdrawn from it to be used. The good thing about all Blackberry OEM cases is that they have a little magnet built-in that puts the phone into a power-saving mode, but it can still receive calls and data.



SMS conversations are presented in a thread format, and there is no option to change that. Traditionally, when you sent a text message it was gone from your sight forever, unless you wanted to delve around in the Sent folder. With this phone, the text you typed remains, and replies appear underneath in a Twitter-like way until you delete the whole thread, but of course any incoming text starts a new thread. If you like that style it's probably great, but I wish I could go back to just having a text inbox.



The charging connection is micro-USB, and it is tight, very tight. Sooner or later that socket is going to pull away from the circuit board, I'm sure of that. To avert that hazard, on each bottom corner of the phone there is a contact such that the phone can be dropped into a BlackBerry 9700 Bold Charging Pod (Silver), I'm ordering mine, but for the price I think it should have been included.



Conclusion:



Every feature of the Blackberry 9700 appears to have been thought through by intelligent people, I cannot say how pleased I am with it. If you want to make a fashion statement get an iPhone. If you want a very functional phone delivering unrivalled communications facilities this could be the one for you.






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- Display: Type TFT, 65K colors / Size 480 x 360 pixels, 2.44 inches / Full QWERTY keyboard / Touch-sensitive optical trackpad.
- Memory: Internal 256MB storage / Card slot microSD, up to 16GB, No Memory Card included
- Camera Primary 3.15 MP, 2048x1536 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
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