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People over at CrackBerry developed some tests recently and came up with the following conclusions: The Thunder made by Research In Motion (RIM) is a great phone that features a virtual keyboard. Wow! This is so realistic that you’ll see no difference from an 1986 IBM Model M.
According to some reliable sources, the display will use several advanced technologies and will offer something great. An amazing effect, including localized haptic feedback. This means that the screen will actualy be pushed in while rewarding you with a vibration and click sound. In addition to all that, the phone also includes a full QWERTY or SureType layout. Until now, everything about the Blackberry Thunder is absolutely fantastic. Let’s just hope that they won’t spoil everything at the end. Related Posts:BlackBerry Bold (9000) Gets Official A few weeks ago we've spotted what was supposed to be the new BlackBerry 9000, but though all sources were... BlackBerry Javelin, Leaked Marketing Shots The best people to find out news on RIM's BlackBerry are the guys from Crackberry. They just got their hands... BlackBerry Thunder - RIM’s Touchscreen Phone Rumor is that a few spicy details about the newest Blackberry touchscreen mobile phone, have leaked online. The handset, that... BlackBerry Pearl 8110 on Rogers Though it was supposed to come earlier, I've just found out that BlackBerry Pearl 8110 is going to Rogers dealers... LG silver Prada with an on-screen QWERTY “keyboard” There is a new LG Prada on the market. This is a silver version of the LG KE850 - the... Comments1 Comment so far |
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i wish to see a comparation between blackberry thunder a tilt from att