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New Blackberry 9700

MWahl | December 5, 2009 | 2:08 pm

I just recently ordered a blackberry 9700 for one of our  users. My over impressions of the device were good. I really like how they have replaced the mechcanical trackball as that causes people a lot issues over time. The battery life is outstanding compared to previous devices.

One funny draw back was removing the battery cover. The device that I got had no instructions for removing the cover.

http://crackberry.com/proper-blackberry-bold-9700-battery-cover-removal

Even after watching this video the cover refused to budge. I ended up using a small flat screw driver and gently prying the cover down from the top slit and then sliding it down the rest of the way according to the video above.

 

http://na.blackberry.com/eng/devices/blackberrybold9700/bold_features.jsp

The BlackBerry® Bold™ 9700 smartphone has a large, hi-res screen that displays over 65,000 colors; creating a vivid viewing experience for all your photos, videos, files and websites.

Access what’s important with trackpad navigation based on how laptops are designed. Glide
your finger over the trackpad to scroll through menus and icons. A slight press and click lets you select an item to navigate where you want to go.

Enhance the 256 MB of on-board flash memory by easily inserting a microSD  Card

Hi-speed 3G network connectivity lets you browse the web or view email attachments faster. While
Wi-Fi® support enables your BlackBerry Bold 9700 smartphone to access available hotspots

Dont forget to visit http://na.blackberry.com/eng/services/appworld/ for all the latest blackberry apps.

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