Looks The phone is quite slim, streamlined and looks extremely classy. The screen is bright and extremely clear, there is a clear difference between this screen and those of cheaper Blackberrys. There is a chrome bezel around the edges of the device which give a little definition. Hardware There is an excellent qwerty keyboard, but the keys are spaced close together so if you have large fingers you will have to check out all the possible options first before just buying this phone. Inside there is a 1GHz processor which is perfect for Blackberry 7. Anything less than this and the performance issues really start to become more obvious. ...  Read the complete review

The Blackberry Bold has been part of the Blackberry range for many years. There are many different model numbers as the Bold has been upgraded over time but this review is based around the Blackberry Bold 9790 which I have owned for around 7 or 8 months now I believe. I upgraded to this phone from a Blackberry Curve 8520. ==Why did I choose the Bold?== I had owned my Curve for a couple of years and on the whole I had been pleased with its performance. My Curve really was on its last legs so when I got the opportunity to get the Bold on a £20 per month contract from Talk Talk I jumped at the chance. I didn't really look at other phones. Although I ...  Read the complete review

General spec: Dimensions: 110 x 60 x 11.4 mm Weight: 107g Keyboard: QWERTY Size: 2.45 inches Card slot: microSD, up to 32 GB Internal: 8 GB storage, 768 MB RAM GPRS: Yes WLAN: Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band Bluetooth: Yes, v2.1 with A2DP, EDR Camera: 5 MP Video: Yes, VGA OS: BlackBerry OS 7.0 Messaging: SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Email, IM Browser: HTML Radio: No GPS: Yes, with A-GPS support Java: No Battery: Up to 408 h (3G) I had a Nokia touchscreen phone a few years ago which put me off touchscreen phones until I caved in and bought this, and I'm so glad I ...  Read the complete review