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66
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90
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Beautiful industrial design, Comfortable keyboard, Wi-Fi calling, Sharp 3.2-MP camera
OS feels a bit stale, Mediocre Web browser
Some of the new features in OS 5.0 that consumers will appreciate include improved site rendering in the Web browser, speed improvements, and threaded SMS conversations. In the future this OS will support BlackBerry widgets. Corporate BlackBerry ...
November, 2009
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18 reviews
Beautiful AMOLED display, Zippy processor, Good Web browsing experience, Lots of apps, Good call quality
Bland interface, No multitouch support, Awkward keyboard, Bulky
November, 2009
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2 reviews
Tight integration with social networks, Comfortable keyboard, Fast data speeds, Solid 5-MP camera, Robust backup service 
Happenings interface needs work, No multitouch support, Mediocre on-screen keyboard
October, 2009
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3 reviews
Vastly improved touchscreen and typing experience, Faster overall performance, Speedier Web browsing, Good camera and camcorder
Somewhat dated interface, Still a bit bulky and heavy, Far fewer apps than iPhone or Android
October, 2009
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33 reviews
Slim, lightweight design, Comfortable keyboard, Excellent endurance, HDMI output ; nbsp
Low graphics scores, Left side runs very warm, Limited tech support hours
On the right side of the 1810T is an Ethernet port, a Kensington lock slot, two USB ports, headphone and mic ports, and a 5-in-1 memory card reader. On the left-hand side is a VGA port, a third USB port, and HDMI output (something the Atom-powered ...
October, 2009
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3 reviews
Can shoot 720p video, Fast data speeds, especially via Wi-Fi, Good call quality, Speedy, accurate GPS
Too expensive, Camera offers mediocre quality, Too expensive
The Instinct family has been all about budget-friendly pricing for quality features, such as a full HTML browser, a music store, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a decent touchscreen experience. The Instinct HD goes in a different direction with such ...
October, 2009
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32 reviews
HTC Sense provides great selection of widgets, Highly accurate touchscreen with haptic feedback, Very good Web browser, Sprint Navigation and Sprint TV included
No camera flash, Lackluster camcorder
The Hero doesn't offer a physical QWERTY keyboard, so you'll be relying entirely on the touch screen. At first, we had to be very deliberate with each key press, but over time we learned to type accurately and quickly. We appreciated the haptic ...
September, 2009
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546 reviews
Sleek, lightweight design, Trackpad works well, Dedicated media keys, Supports calls over Wi-Fi, Very good attachment support
gt ; No 3G data, Low resolution display, Operating System: BlackBerry OS 4.6, CPU: 512-MHz Freescale Argon, Bands: GSM/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, Data: EDGE, Memory: 256MB flash, Expansion: microSD up to 16GB, Display: 2.4 inches 320 x 240 pixels ...
Up front is a 2.5-inch display with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. Pricier BlackBerrys have higher-res screens (480 x 360). This difference is especially noticeable when browsing the Web (see below), but the LCD on the 8520 is fine for e-mail, ...
August, 2009
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97 reviews
Compact design, Responsive touchscreen, Fast Web browsing, Large and growing app market, Plenty of customization options
No 3.5mm headphone jack, Cramped portrait-mode keyboard, Occasionally sluggish interface
In landscape mode, the keyboard was much roomier and easier to type on. After a few days of use, we were able to type with a high level of accuracy. While the myTouch 3G's auto-correction is good, it sometimes auto-corrected words that we didn't ...
July, 2009
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253 reviews
Strong call quality, Excellent keyboard, High-resolution display, Straight Talk makes staying in touch easy, Good speakerphone
No 3.5mm headphone jack, Bulky design, Expensive
HTC added a few enhancements that are more subtle, but no less useful. For one, when you create a new contact, instead of just using a picture in your phone's library, you can log into Facebook and use a friend's profile picture as his or her address ...
July, 2009
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516 reviews
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