RIM Could Have a Winner in There Midst With the Latest Arrival of the BlackBerry Torch 9800

With its compact size and high tech specifications, the BlackBerry Torch has become an instant hit with BlackBerry fans. The phone is boasting a digital camera, GPS and full touch screen technology which has been coupled with a slide out QWERTY keyboard. RIM has packed alot of connectivity into the phone also; loaded with Wi Fi and 3G the phone can maintain speedy connections to the worldwide web.

The Torch has been designed with the fashion conscious in mind; it combines cutting edge style with side order durability and reliability. Users will be pleased to find the screen utilises the multi-touch input method thanks to capacitive technology. The screen is 3.2 inches from corner-to-corner and uses a pixel set-up of 480 x 360 to display over 16M colours, the end result is gorgeous on-screen imagery saturated in rich colours with an impressive contrast ratio.

RIM have pre-loaded the Torch with there new BlackBerry 6 OS which is basically an advanced version of the previous 5 OS. One or two features are quite similar to that of the HTC Sense software; the interface is socially aware, allowing users to integrate there socials into there day-to-day routine. You can choose to filter or collect all there social networks into one application as a single stream of information which includes tweets, messages and wall posts.

Accessing the internet is now faster than it has ever been on a BlackBerry smartphone. The browser allows the use of tabs, so multiple sites can be accessed at once, you can also save bookmarks with branded icons and access them direct from the home screen. As previously mentioned, the Torch uses a reliable Wi Fi connection to access the internet via wireless hotspot connections, but 3G can also be used with full coverage for the 3G network.

Messaging is one of the key features on the BlackBerry Torch 9800, you can have your social networks included in the alert set up which includes various icons representing e-mail, messaging, Facebook and Twitter inboxes which can all be given there own shortcut widgets for quicker access. Various e-mail accounts can be handled while support for MMS, SMS and Instant Messaging is also standard protocol.

The 5MP camera offers a range of modes in which to capture images and shoots gorgeous high resolution videos; it comes complete with auto-focus and flash, and also allows users to share there content online direct from the phone. The phones video player will playback numerous file types without question while the music player on the Torch has integrated support for FM radio and headphone use via the 3.5mm AV jack.

The BlackBerry Torch 9800 has an expandable memory thanks to the microSD slot and access to the BlackBerry App World invites users to download applications to carve out there own "Torch" experience. The phone is Bluetooth compatible and also has the famed BlackBerry optical track pad for those who struggle with the super receptive touch screen.

RIM could have a winner in there midst with the latest arrival of the BlackBerry Torch 9800 exciting BlackBerry fans and new users alike. The phone is loaded with everything you could ask of a modern day smartphone and with access to the ever growing BlackBerry Messenger its popularity will only grow.