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May 25, 2010 · Though nothing revolutionary, the RIM BlackBerry Bold 9650 brings some welcome additions and offers Sprint customers a solid messaging world phone.
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1. Pros: Best keyboard in the review; best battery life. Fast and fairly easy to use, Nice extras included, Lots of features, Great business phone, Decent close up pictures, Well made phone. Good...
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BlackBerry Bold 9650AC Micro USB Travel ChargerUSB Sync CableStereo HeadsetForm factor: Sleek, thin design with full QWERTY keyboard and trackpad navigationNetworks: 800/1900 MHz CDMA, 2100 MHz UMTS/HSPA, and quad-band EDGE/GPRS/GSMDimensions: 4.4 inches x 2.4 inches x 0.6 inches (111.8 mm x 61 mm x 15.2 mm)Weight: 4.8 ounces (136 grams)Display: HVGA+ (480 x 360 at 245 ppi)The style and design of the Bold 9650 is exactly the same at the Tour 9630. Cosmetically you will notice very little has changed. Internally is where the majority of the changes have occurred. The Bold 9650 has replaced the troubled trackball on the Tour with the new stylish trackpad. From using a Bold 9700 for the past 6 months, I can tell you tha...
The Bold 9650 comes pre-loaded with OS 5.0.0.621. I know we were all wishing for Blackberry 6 to be loaded, but we'll just have to settle with 5.0 for a little bit longer. The Bold has 309MB of free memory out of the box, leaving plenty of room for you to load tons of your favorite applications. BlackBerry Messenger version 5.0.0 is also pre-loaded...
As some of you have noticed from my unboxing video, Sprint signal in my house is not that great. Actually, it's not that great will all 4 major U.S. carriers. I just live in some kind of cell phone Bermuda Triangle I guess. To cure that issue at home, I can simply get a Sprint Airave and I'll be in business with full signal. Without an Airave, I'm ...
Want to know how the Bold 9650 stacks up against the other Bold devices in the BlackBerry lineup. Look at the following links to get to the direct spec sheets from BlackBerry on the Bold models and the Tour. I have also included this link for a side by side comparisionof all Bold devices and the Tour.
The great thing about this device is that there are already a ton of accessories on the market compatible with it. You can find them all in the CrackBerry Store as well. I would highly suggest using a case of somekind for your Bold 9650. Afterall, you don't want to scratch your new baby do you? One important thing to note though, the charging port ...
Now has come the time where you may be looking for me to tell you that you must upgrade your current BlackBerry to the Bold 9650 because it is so great. Well I do agree it is great, but I think the necessity for an upgrade will really depend on what device you are currently using. For users with the Tour 9630, the need to get the addition of additi...
May 21, 2010 · First Impressions. Aaron Baker. Writer. May 21, 2010. 6 shares. What's Good: Wi-Fi, trackpad, and more memory. What's Bad: Keyboard is oddly domed; besides the positive improvements listed in "What's Good," it's virtually identical to the Tour 9630. Expensive.
Like the appropriately named Tour, the BlackBerry Bold 9650 is a CDMA phone that works on Sprint's network in the US and it has a GSM radio for use overseas. The Bold offers a few key improvements over the BlackBerry Tour, and they're likely good enough reasons to upgrade from an older BlackBerry.
A video review of the BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone on Sprint. This is the latest high end BlackBerry on Sprint and it replaces the BlackBerry Tour. Upgrades from the Tour include double...
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May 26, 2010 · Introduction. Shown off at WES 2010 in Orlando, the BlackBerry Bold 9650 has landed on Sprint, with a Verizon version in the works. Featuring Wi-Fi, a trackpad, additional system memory, and a few cosmetic changes, the device is more of a revision of the Tour 9630 than it is an entirely new model.
