Research In Motion Ltd (RIM) to hunt the world’s largest mobile-phone market with a customized version of BlackBerry for China. The distribution is through the largest IT services provider in China, Digital China Holdings Limited, along with the partner Lenova Group Ltd. RIM and Digital China publicized a distribution agreement for BlackBerry smartphones in the country.

The BlackBerry handset targeted to the personal users and small businesses in China. Though, BlackBerry is not a new term for China market, the limited availability offered by China Mobile may be helpful for RIM to make a new wave in the market with the collaboration of Digital china.

Commenting on the partnership, Guo Wei, Chairman and CEO, Digital China, said, “As the leading IT service provider and distributor in China, Digital China has always believed in advanced and cutting-edge products that deliver value to Chinese customers. Through this collaboration, RIM will leverage Digital China’s proven professional services and nationwide coverage to reach more customers and to increase the visibility of the BlackBerry solution across the country.”

Very soon, just after publishing the partnership deal and introduction of BlackBerry smartphones by RIM in China, there was an increase in RIMs’ shares. The reviewers hope as it happens in Indonesian market, RIM will expand the opportunity for its market presence in China. For that, RIM is to accelerate the BlackBerry brand name as a key factor of its success in China.

China Mobiles’ chairman, Wang Jianzhiu informed that it will introduce a technology, very soon, either BlackBerry devices supporting China’s TD-SCDMA, or the time division synchronous code division multiple access. The BlackBerry handset uses a Chinese-developed wireless-technology.

The top-notch mobile communications podium, the BlackBerry solution, software and services to hold the mobile professionals and consumers coupled with its powerful email, SMS, phone, organizer, web browsing and multimedia applications. Also it is to access a wide range of other mobile business and consumer applications.

RIM looks forward for its seat in China market as it stepped a first step with the collaboration of China’s giant IT services provider Digital China. The business partnership with Digital China seems an important move of RIM to expand its market presence in China with the partners’ extensive knowledge in the market.

After AT&T, now it is wireless carrier Telstra. AT&T recently launched BlackBerry Bold 9700 in the US market. Seeing the huge success of the handset, Testra paves BlackBerry Bold’s way to the Australia market.
In Australia the BlackBerry Bold 9700 will be made compatible to the Telstra Next G network.

According to the Product Management Executive Director of Testra, Ross Fielding, “Lighter and more powerful, the new Blackberry 9700 has a full keyboard and push email service which will help customers stay connected to their email, office calendar and the mobile internet. Teamed with Telstra’s Next G network it provides outstanding smartphone performance in more places.”

Features of BlackBerry Bold 9700
This new handset of BlackBerry packages 624 MHz processor along with a 2.44-inch light-sensing screen. The mobile is also well equipped with a touch-sensitive trackpad feature, which will allow intuitive and smooth responsive navigation to the user.

The BlackBerry Bold has 3.2-megapixel camera with auto focus and flash. It is also loaded with Wi-Fi connectivity feature of 802.11 b/g, GPS, Bluetooth 2.0 and a QWERTY keyboard. The mobile supports memory up to 32GB in microSD and also wide range of multimedia facilities that are available exclusively for BlackBerry operating system. The handset is preloaded with BlackBerry Maps.

The standby battery backup of BlackBerry Bold 9700 is 13.5 days i.e. 324 hours, giving a talk time of 4.5 hours.

Other Names of BlackBerry Bold 9700

• Onyx
• Bold 2

Other Service Providers of BlackBerry Bold 9700
The following are different mobile service provides around the world for BlackBerry Bold 9700:

• T-Mobile
• AT&T
• Rogers Wireless
• Telus
• Bell Canada

Developer of BlackBerry Bold 9700
Research In Motion

N900, the latest mobile computer from the house of Nokia was launched recently. According to sources the company has also started the shipping of the phone. It will be available in retail stores in November at MRP EUR 500, sales taxes and subsidies not included. The Nokia N900 computer phone runs on open source Maemo 5 software.

Initially Nokia N900 phone will be available in the retail markets of Europe, Middle-East, Russia and North America. One can even order the handset online from the website of Nokia Store.

According to the Vice President of Nseries Nokia Jose-Luis Martinez, the Nokia N900 phone after its public launch in the month of August has generated a lot of interest. He adds that the exciting feature of this mobile is its Maemo software that takes its cues from the desktop computer. Jose also mentions that N900 mobile phone offers to the users full browsing experience and this feature is available for the first time in any mobile handset.

Nokia N900 computer phone runs on ARM Cortex-A8 processor and it has up to 1GB of total application memory. With this handset mobile users can now be able to browse the internet as they browse on their computer or laptop.

One will get the panoramic desktops in the Nokia N900 handset and can ersonalize it with widgets, contacts and also required shortcuts.

The 5Mpx Carl Zeiss camera in this handset is one of the best and it automatically show where they were taken. One of the best features of pics and videos searching is that users can add their own description tags so that the required pic or video is easily searched.

The SMS and instant messages are highly organized in the device and users can smoothly switch from one conversation window to another. The built-in 32 GB storage can store up to 7,000 songs or 40 hours of videos. The memory can be expanded up to 48GB with microSD card.

Bottom Story: The N900 series of Nokia will be a compelling device for those people who are even little passionate about technology.