subject: Be Black. Be Bold [print this page] Professional, powerful, and efficientProfessional, powerful, and efficient. These are three words which describe the Blackberry 9700 Bold perfectly. This mobile phone is one of many Blackberry models available today, but what sets it apart from most of its fellow Blackberries is its light weight and small size. It is also one of the Blackberry models which have the most number of network providers, which means that users probably won't have to switch to another network.
The Blackberry 9700 Bold has a GPS function, is WiFi ready, and can connect to 3 networks easily. The mobile phone also has a multitasking feature which allows users to switch to different apps without slowing down. Business mails can be composed and sent using the Blackberry 9700 Bold. Extra features such as an organizer, calendar, and contact list allow users to keep in touch with business colleagues, clients, and loved ones while on the go.
This mobile phone has been blessed with a 512 MB internal memory, but users can attach a media card which provides 2GB memory. Other features of the Blackberry 9700 Bold include a media player, a 3.2 megapixel camera that can record and capture videos and photos, plus a built-in map that can help travelers find their way around. The phone battery has enough power for up to 6 hours of talk time and 21 days of stand-by time.
Users can download and install different Blackberry apps which can enhance their mobile experience. They can even access their Facebook and Twitter accounts with a few presses of a button. The overall design of the mobile phone is sleek and minimalistic; as its name suggests, it comes in bold, charcoal black. The device can be linked to a wireless headset, which gives them the flexibility to answer and respond to calls without getting tangled in wires.
This mobile phone has a few faults, which users can overlook if they are more into messaging and listening to music. This model doesn't come with a radio and a digital compass, and doesn't have a TV-out feature. Finally, users would need a Blackberry Internet Service account to access most features.
