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BlackBerry Torch 9860 doesn't look much like your typical BlackBerry. There is obviously no physical keyboard on the device, so without the shiny BlackBerry logo on top, you may not know right away this is a RIM device. The Torch 9860 breaks off from the design and form of nearly every other BlackBerry we've known. It doesn't show much of a resemblance to the BlackBerry Torch 9800, but rather feels closer to a mix of the BlackBerry Storm 2 and BlackBerry Pearl 3G when in hand.
The right of the Torch 9860 has the 3.5mm headphone jack up top along with volume buttons and the device's only convenience key down the side. Here is where things start to go south for me. The volume buttons and convenience key just lose me this time. I always felt these keys on my Bold 9780 and Torch 9800 were a bit small, but they did work well and I never had any issues. As for the Torch 9860, I'm not sure where the "thinner is better" design came into the picture.
BlackBerry 9850 BlackBerry Torch that looks beautiful in appearance and also has very impressive features, the phone size and weight 135gm 120 x 62 x 11.5 mm. Combined run smoothly and safely hung with the help of the BlackBerry Operating System OS 7 and 1.2 GHz processor (CPU).
Camera
Like the new Bold, the Torch 9850 packs a five-megapixel camera on the back, but unlike that one we have a proper autofocus lens here. This means you have the risk of capturing a genuinely out-of-focus image, but the camera does a far better job at grabbing macros than the EDoF lens on the 9930. You can see that in the close-up flower shots in the gallery below. Overall, we found images to look decent here, showing good color reproduction in general, but none succeeded in knocking our dress socks off.
Video
Video capture is at 720p and our footage looks reasonably good, with only a bit of focus-hunting on display. The only notable issue is some jiggle distortion that serves to make things a little livelier than they should. Finally, with no front-facing webcam, video chat is left completely out of the equation.
Space
9850 Flame comes with the phone huge 4GB internal storage, 768 MB RAM and also users can upgrade to 32 GB with microSD memory card. Now keep your animals in the immense space Audio: Media player MP3/WMA/eAAC + / FLAC / OGG player, video player DivX/XviD/MP4/WMV/H.263/H.264, MP3 ringtones, speakerphone, 3.5 mm Jack. It is equipped with all types of connectivity options such as GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and 3G. 3G may be hampered by 14.4 Mbps high-speed Internet.
The phone is loaded with many social applications like Facebook, Orkut, MySpace, YouTube, Picasa, etc. Gtalk With this users can share applications and maintain social with friends and family.
Battery
The unit is to have Li-Ion 1230 mAh which can carry talk time of up to 6.50 hours, up to 320 hours standby and is also able to play a streaming music player up to 50 hours.
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