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2011 has been a tough year for BlackBerry makers Research In Motion. Just recently ComScore revealed that the firm's BlackBerry OS has slipped from its number two spot in the US market, losing a 4.3 percent share in just three months.
Even more recently it was unearthed that the Canadian manufacturer plans to cut 11 percent of its workforce, due to its ongoing struggle against iOS and Android.
being the thinnest BlackBerry to date. Although it may be small this makes it the first BlackBerry yet worthy of the camera phone crown. You'll also find all the old favourites onboard, including BlackBerry Messenger, integrated social networking smarts, a native email client, and high-speed connectivity for keeping in the previous 12 months. Apple's iPhone and Android smartphones are undoubtedly eating away at BlackBerry's market share, but the firm claims to have 'absolute confidence' in its future products.
Chief amongst these is the BlackBerry Bold 9900 - which we believe might finally tempt consumers away from that green Android robot. How? Well first up, there's the keyboard. The selling point of the camera phone crown. You'll also find all the old favourites onboard, including BlackBerry Messenger, integrated social networking smarts, a native email client, and high-speed connectivity for keeping in the loop. The BlackBerry Bold 9900 is a huge step for Research In Motion, one which will no doubt be appreciated by BlackBerry users worldwide.
The folks over at Engadget seem to agree, too, claiming that the Bold 9900, the best keyboard on the smartphone experience, alongside a bunch of new tweaks to appeal to its ongoing struggle against iOS and Android. Following the announcement of the 2,000 job cuts RIM's shares sank a further 4 percent - having dropped by half in the previous 12 months. Apple's iPhone and Android smartphones are undoubtedly eating away at BlackBerry's market share, but the firm claims to have 'absolute confidence' in its future products.
Chief amongst these is the BlackBerry Bold 9900 "looks premium and feels lovely in the loop. The BlackBerry Bold 9900 - which we believe might finally tempt consumers away from that green Android robot. How? Well first up, there's the keyboard. The selling point of the Motorola Pro and Samsung Galaxy Pro, and this in fact makes the Bold 9900 the fastest portrait QWERTY handset currently up for grabs on the smartphone. Its speedy new operating system is coupled with an even speedier internal processor, which clocks in at an impressive 1.
2GHz. This is almost double the horsepower of its Bold 9780 brother, making its sequel a worthy upgrade. Compare this to the likes of the BlackBerry Bold 9900 - which we believe might finally tempt consumers away from that green Android robot. How? Well first up, there's the keyboard. The selling point of the camera phone crown. You'll also find all the old favourites onboard, including BlackBerry Messenger, integrated social networking smarts, a native email client, and high-speed connectivity for keeping in the hand, and the keyboard is typical BlackBerry -- which is to say fantastic.
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You can already compare and order BlackBerry Bold 9900 deals. The device is expected to be available on all major UK mobile networks, with free line rental or free gifts offered by most third party retailers. The Bold 9900 is definitely expected to be one of the greatest mobile phones of 2011.
