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SureType Sascha Segan, PC Magazine SureType is an innovative keyboard technology that supports the advanced messaging features that serious users require. Through an integrated keyboard and software system, SureType effectively combines a traditional phone keypad and a familiar QWERTY-based ...
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press.rim.com - 10/8/2008
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BlackBerry Internet Service, BlackBerry Unite!, BlackBerry Professional Software
and BlackBerry Enterprise Server support Preloaded DataViz Documents to...
Go allows users to edit Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint files directly on the handset 3.2 ...
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BlackBerry fans will flip over the new Pearl 8220 [jkOnTheRun]
GigaOM Network —
... The 3.6-ounce handset is small like most flippers, only taking up 3.9” x 1.96” x 0.68” of space when folded. Even with the small size, RIM still saw fit to include a 2.4-inch QVGA display. Text entry tends to be T9 with a flip form factor, but the Pearl Flip leverages the SureType keyboard found on earlier candybar 'Berrys. The unique entry system offers word prediction combined with keys that handle two letters the alphabet; you can ...
BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 Worth the Hype? (Hands-on Review)
Switched —
... What we like: For starters, the Flip's clamshell design eliminates the all-to-easy-to-accidentally-dial-your-boss tendency of every other BlackBerry's open keyboard, without making you deal with cumbersome tasks such as locking the keys. Imported from previous Pearls, the SureType feature - a predictive text system that allows the phone to have a traditional QWERTY lineup on a traditional phone keypad - continues to please us more than the ...
The BlackBerry Storm Has A Good Keyboard
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs —
... The screen takes a little adjusting to, as you actually have to push down harder than you normally would on an iPhone 3G or an HTC Touch Diamond. RIM calls this ClickThrough, and it makes the entire screen one gigantic button. This is highly awkward at first, as I'm used to treating my touch screens like a delicate flower. But, it becomes second nature in no time, and it makes typing amazingly familiar. Holding the phone portrait mode and hitting the keyboard button brings up the SureType keyboard, which I despise. I know many ...
Nokia flashes its Wahoo to the world
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... I know SureType when I see it, and that’s definitely what’s going on with Nokia’s work-in-progress Wahoo, a flip phone due to hit up AT&T in the near future. Preliminary specs include: ...
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blogs.barrons.com 11/24/2008 — Research In Motion (RIMM) shares this morning continue to levitate on early consumer enthusiasm for the BlackBerry Storm; the market seems to be ignoring some cautionary comments this morning from Citigroup . Here is a rundown of some of the Street ...
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BlackBerry Flip Reviewed —
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With the touch-screen BlackBerry Storm and the Bold grabbing headlines now, Research In Motion's first clamshell smartphone may get overlooked. The BlackBerry Flip should be coming to T-Mobile real soon, and our friends over at BerryReporter ...
New LG Prada LG-KF900 unveiled —
I4U News 10/13/2008
LG introduced a new Prada phone LG-KF900 with slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
The new 3G LG Prada features besides the new keyboard a 5MP camera with Schneider Kreuzach lens, 3 inch WQVGA 400×240px touchscreen, Wi-fi, Prada ring-tones, FM tuner, TV ...
RIM to launch BlackBerry Application Center —
FierceDeveloper 10/13/2008
Device maker Research In Motion is poised to introduce the BlackBerry Application Center, a virtual software storefront to rival Apple's App Store and Google's Android Market. According to leaked information obtained by enthusiast community ...
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