that was attracted towards an all touch screen smartphone, while also
maintaining their traditional customers who are used to the physical
QWERTY keyboard. It allowed users to enjoy both the benefits of a full
touch screen and a QWERTY phone in one device. But one limitation they
faced before was that the previous BB OS interface is not optimized
for touchscreens. Considering this, I can say that the BlackBerry 9810
is a substantial improvement over the older model.
In the same manner as its predecessor, BB Torch 9810 allows users to
enjoy multimedia content (videos, games, and surfing) on its large
screen while still allowing the speed and accuracy of typing on a
slide-out physical QWERTY keyboard. But what exactly makes it better
than the 9800? Well, 9810 has these new key features:
A higher resolution display
A more powerful 1.2GHz processor
The new BlackBerry OS7
Internal storage and RAM has been increased to 8GB and 768MB respectively.
The improvements stated above will bring the following benefits to BB
9810 users: First, the Torch 9810 the higher resolution display will
allow users to read texts more easily. Second, the more powerful
processor shall enable the device to launch BlackBerry Applications
faster. Finally, a marked improvement in the interface of the new BB 7
OS introduces a better touch screen experience, which I will discuss
in a separate article. On paper, the 9810 is definitely an improved
version of its predecessor mainly because of its improved screen and
innards and the new software.
The Torch 9810 will be available through official retailers in the
Philippines on January 13. The retail price of the model is Php
28,590.
