What is the difference between torch 9810 and 9860

Though, a front facing camera would have been ideal on the new BlackBerry Torch , one is nonexistent. However, the rear facing camera is 5 Mega pixel and comes handy with autofocus, geo tagging and face detection. The camera records HD video at p.

Overall, users can be really happy with the rear facing camera quality. This new version of BlackBerry has been optimized for full touch screen devices with improved browser performance. The interface and graphics is smoother and more appealing. The browser has impressive performance with rendering and responsiveness to touch gestures. Voice activated universal search is available in BlackBerry Torch The only drawback as far as the applications are concerned would be the lack of it in comparison to Android and iPhone applications.

BlackBerry Torch will last more than hours standby and provides more than 4 hours of talk time with Wi-Fi on. BlackBerry Torch might be the ideal BlackBerry phone for heavy web surfers, and users used to touch screen devices best. Without the keyboard Slide out, the phone stands at 4. The BlackBerry Torch is available in a lighter and a darker shade of grey. Without the keyboard slide out, BlackBerry Torch will have an optical track pad, call button, end call button, as well as, back button, situated right beneath the screen in front of the device.

The device weighs nearly g. The checkerboard design at the back of the device saves the device from finger prints and gives a good grip when holding the phone.

The screen is 3. Probably not the best screen size for web surfing, gaming, reading, etc. As for the key pads, BlackBerry Torch has the physical slide out keypad as well as the virtual keypad for quick typing and those who have converted to the virtual keyboard. With the small screen space the portrait virtual keypad is quite a challenge, but on landscape mode the virtual keypad thrives. The physical keyboard maintains the standard of the BlackBerry Keypad and is not much changed from the previous versions.

For now, here are our first impressions of the three models and be sure to share your thoughts on the phones and BlackBerry OS 7 in the comments section below. BlackBerry Bold As a former BlackBerry Bold owner, I was particularly interested in this model and at the end of the day, it might be my favorite of the three. The 2. The addition of the touch screen is particularly useful when browsing the Web and viewing pictures, since you can now use the pinch-to-zoom gesture to easily zoom in on text and images.

Though we never had problems navigating through the BlackBerry interface which doesn't change much between OS 6 and OS 7 on a non-touch display, it's nice now to have the option to simply swipe or tap the screen to complete an action. The keyboard remains excellent. Similar to previous Bold models, the keyboard has a roomy, wide layout with good-size buttons. They have a slight ridge to them, so they're easy to press, and it, along with the navigation controls, is also brightly illuminated so it's easy to type in darker environments.

The general design of the smartphone takes after its predecessor, but RIM says that the Bold is its thinnest BlackBerry yet at It indeed feels pretty slim and lighter, while still keeping a premium feel with its brushed stainless steel accents and smooth back. BlackBerry loyalists should find a lot to like in this refresh of the Bold. BlackBerry Torch The Torch also offers some nice improvements, but it doesn't feel like the most exciting upgrade. Part of the reason why is because the overall design is very similar to the original Torch.

It keeps the same shape and portrait slider design and though I understand that you can't completely change the look of a series, it wouldn't hurt RIM to shake things up a bit.

A fresh paint job doesn't really cut it. Even worse, I thought the phone didn't quite have the same premium build as its predecessor and felt more plasticky. Release Date: , August , August Dimensions: x 62 x Show differences or show everything. Show all network frequencies:. Newsletter Subscribe.

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