Over at the BlackBerry World Conference in the US, Research in Motion announced two new handsets -- the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and the BlackBerry Bold Touch 9930, including a spanking new BlackBerry 7 OS. And RIM has finally decided it's time to make their Blackberrys slimmer -- the Bold 9900/9930 are now just 10.5mm thin (previous models come at 14mm thick). When you slide up the 3.2†capacitive touchscreen, you'll be presented with almost identical keyboard as with the BlackBerry Bold. The navigation is quite similar to a BlackBerry Bold if you’re just using the optical touchpad. Read more in our articles including "BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900, 9930 announced!" and "HONOR X7e now available in the Philippines".
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Nov 20, 2010Over at the BlackBerry World Conference in the US, Research in Motion announced two new handsets -- the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and the BlackBerry Bold Touch 9930, including a spanking new BlackBerry 7 OS. And RIM has finally decided it's time to make their Blackberrys slimmer -- the Bold 9900/9930 are now just 10.5mm thin (previous models come at 14mm thick).
When you slide up the 3.2†capacitive touchscreen, you'll be presented with almost identical keyboard as with the BlackBerry Bold. The navigation is quite similar to a BlackBerry Bold if you’re just using the optical touchpad.
Our coverage of blackberry bold 9930 includes: "BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900, 9930 announced!"; "HONOR X7e now available in the Philippines"; "Blackberry Storm: RIM sheds the keypad". Each article provides unique insights and information.