Research in Motion finally unveiled the handset that will be its competitor to the iPhone. The Blackberry Storm looks like it has what it takes to rival the iPhone with its all-touch-screen design. Yup, you can already gain access to the various applications by merely touching the screen, a feature which RIM calls as Click-Through Technology. You have to physically press the screen to activate the application you need to. Four buttons are found at the bottom of the screen that users can click if they don’t want to use the touch-screen. This new device supports 3G as well as Verizon’s EvDO rev Network. Bluetooth and GPS are also functional within the phone. Be warned though that it does not have Wi-Fi.

Need a little more color in your life? You can do that by using more colorful gadgets. You know you can always replace your handset with the more colorful Blackberry Curve 8320. Bearing a sunset red color will surely make this handset stand out from the rest. I think the days where black, gold and silver colored handsets predominate are over now. More and more people want bold-colored cell phones that will get easily noticed. Well, the sunset red Blackberry Curve 8320 certainly does that. And it does not merely boast good looks; it is also installed with the features that you require in a communication device.

Apple’s iTunes is the most popular online music retailer and digital media player at this time. Last Wednesday, Research in Motion unleashed the Blackberry Media Sync to allow users to easily transfer DRM-free music files from iTunes to their Blackberry handsets, in the Blackberry Pearl and 8800 series smartphones to be exact. Take note that the songs that can be transferred are those that are not protected by digital management rights or DRM. Furthermore, the kinds of files that can be transferred via Blackberry Media Sync are wav, mp3, m4a and aac. This software by RIM is now available for free download from their site. Aside from songs, Blackberry Media Sync also transfers album artwork. Remember though that it only works with Windows XP and Windows Vista both in 32-bit.

After a long time of silence Blackberry is taking up the news once again. There have been linked photos of a rumored new handset from RIM. This new handset is called Blackberry Thunder which is also said to have the potential to rival the iPhone? Is this true? Well, let us see the rest of what Thunder has to offer. This new Blackberry phone has two kinds of touch keypad - full QWERTY and SureType. These two can’t be used at the same time. SureType can be used for portrait mode while QWERTY is for landscape or in sideways position. The screen is huge as you can see from the picture, which is 360 x 480 resolution.

There’s something exciting once again from mobile provider AT&T. This company is now offering the Blackberry Pearl 8110, a handset that is not only meant as a communication device, but as a route-finder. Even though there are already a handful of navigational devices available nowadays, the new Blackberry Pearl 8110 still offers advantages that cannot be found in other devices. To help you out in locating the appropriate route, the Blackberry Pearl is equipped with AT&T’s Navigator service for voice directions as well as 3-D maps and traffic alerts. It also makes use of the global positioning system information. This device is also a first among AT&T’s products to be able to download AT&T’s Yellow Pages.

Professionals and businessmen now have the option for another high-end smart phone from RIM. The Blackberry Pearl 8130 is the addition to RIM’s line up of smart phones. This phone will be sold under Sprint Nextel Corp. in November. This is perfect for professionals because of the modern features it has. The major features are the TV, music and navigation factors. Through this phone it is possible for the user to access more than 50 live channels as long they subscribe to the Sprint TV service. There’s also the Sprint Music Store where users can download music to their phone. RIM and Sprint understood the importance of a device that can point out important locations that is why they have integrated a GPS technology in the Blackberry Pearl 8130. GPS includes 3D maps, Blackberry Maps and traffic alerts.

If you want to have some more of Blackberry, you can check out their latest phone – the Blackberry 8820. At a glance this may look like the 8800 that was released earlier on this year. Some of the features of this 8820 are almost the same as the 8800, but the most glaring difference lies in the fact that the Blackberry 8820 is integrated with Wi-Fi! An 802.11g Wi-Fi radio makes it possible for this phone to have quicker Internet access.

It’s only been a few months after the Blackberry Curve 8300 was released yet again Research In Motion unveiled their latest Blackberry creation – the Blackberry 8310 smartphone. This wouldn’t bring delight to Blackberry aficionados if it does not bear anything new. So the great thing about this new Blackberry is that it bears a GPS navigation and advanced multimedia functionality. This new feature is a great advantage for business people who need to be on the go and need to know exactly where they are going.

The new Blackberry Pearl in dark red finish is the latest additional to the Blackberry Pearl line up. This phone was previously available only in black and white color so this new color is another exciting thing. Launched last Monday by Research in Motion (RIM), the red Blackberry Pearl is the first wireless handset branded for AT&T.

At the recently held 3GSM Congress, RIM or Research in Motion Ltd., unveiled the newest addition to their mobile phone line, the Blackberry 8800. This new is in going with the trend of business inclined phones. As such it is equipped with quad-band GSM/GPRS, EDGE and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity. It also carries various data applications like text messaging, web browser, organizer and multimedia features that will get you connected with your business. With noise cancellation and built-in light sensing technology features you’ll experience enhanced audio and visibility.