by: Chris Westley
BlackBerry’s latest handset, the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is due to hit stores in August 2010. The latest phone in the manufacturer’s range, it offers the classic BlackBerry styling of the screen, optical trackpad and full QWERTY keyboard.
It offers a range of useful features in a handset measuring 109x 60x 13.9 mm thick and weighing in at just 104 g.
The BlackBerry Curve 3G features a 2.46 inch TFT screen which offers great on screen imagery thanks to up to 65K colours being displayed. For speed of text entry, a full QWERTY keyboard is provided along with a touch sensitive optical trackpad, which offers a thumb operated means of navigating menus within the BlackBerry 6.0 UI.
Users are alerted to incoming calls and messages thanks to a combination of vibration and ringing and also have the option to assign MP3 files as ringtones or take advantage of the built in polyphonic (32) ringtones. Handsfree communication is made easy thanks to a built in speakerphone system and 3.5 mm audio Jack.
256 MB of internal memory is provided as standard, however users have the option to utilise the built in microSD card slot and installing a memory card of up to a whopping 32 GB. Plenty of music tracks, video clips, documents and other files can be stored on this and is sure to suffice for Data Storage requirements of most users. The internal phonebook can store a seemingly endless number of entries and fields and also includes the ever popular Photocall feature which allows users to assign a photo to a particular contact within the phonebook.
Class 10 EDGE & GPRS connections are provided within the handset to keep users connected to cellular networks whilst access to the Internet is provided by HSDPA and Wi-Fi. Bluetooth and micro USB connections allow users to connect to other compatible hardware devices both wirelessly and directly in order to carry out a number of different tasks.
A handy two mega pixel camera is also provided on the handset. It is capable of producing good quality still images thanks to a pixel resolution of 1600x 1200, and also includes the option to shoot video footage of desired.
Plenty of extras are included as you may expect from a BlackBerry. These include features such as a media player, organiser, voice memo recorder a number of games, and BlackBerry Maps, which functions courtesy of GPS with A-GPS support. A handset is also available in both black and red colour variants which make the device fashionable as well as productive.
The BlackBerry Curve 3G makes an ideal option for professionals or simply people who like to utilise their phone to stay organised and entertained on the move.
The Nokia X6 provides the winning combination of both aesthetic appeal and an extensive spec list.
This modern looking Smartphone has been out for some time has proved popular, with its key features including a five megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, TFT capacitive touchscreen and heaps of internal storage.
Measuring just 111x 51x 13.8 mm and weighing in at just 122 g, the Nokia X6 certainly feels comfortable in your hand when being used. Its compact dimensions and light weight also make it easy to fit into pocket or handbag.
The 3.2 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen is capable of displaying up to 16M colours within a pixel layout of 360x 640. This results in superb display of the on screen imagery. Photos and video files can be viewed in both portrait and landscape forms thanks to a built in accelerometer sensor which automatically rotates the contents of the screen boasting the orientation of the phone. The screen itself is manufactured from scratch-resistant materials which protects it from everyday wear and tear such as being dropped, a scenario which many Smartphone users are familiar with.
A whopping 32 GB of internal storage is provided as standard, eliminating the need for expandable storage such as a microSD card slot. It is highly unlikely that are usually more than 32 GB as this is capable of storing a large digital music collection, plenty of video clips and loads of other data.
Cellular networks are connected to thanks to GPRS & EDGE and class 32 versions. Internet access is provided by Wi-Fi networks (which provides the fastest connection) and HSDPA at speeds of up to 3.6 mega bytes per second in areas which have 3G coverage. Users can carry out a number of different tasks such as transferring files and data and backing up contact info by connecting to other compatible hardware devices such as other phones and computers. This is made possible thanks to Bluetooth and micro USB connections.
An impressive five mega pixel digital camera with Carl Zeiss optics is included and has a number of image enhancing features which aim to improve the quality of photos as well as simplify the task of taking them. These include Autofocus, dual led flash and video light as well as geo-tagging. Users also have the option to shoot video footage in VGA quality at a rate of 30 frames per second. If a secondary camera is located on the front of the handset which can be used for making video calls and taking self portrait photographs.
Plenty of additional features such as a versatile internal media player a number of pre-installed games along with access to a number of downloadable games, a stereo FM radio player, organiser and a photo/video editor.
All of these features make the Nokia X6 an extremely versatile handset, and despite having been available for nearly a year still offers a viable alternative to many modern mainstream Smartphones.
by: Kevin Rixon
If you are looking for a Smartphone packed with various high performance features, then go for the BlackBerry 9500 Storm Vodafone and Orange. To enjoy hassle free and pocket soothing mobile communication you can team up this high-end phone with any of the Orange tariff plan. You can also get this handset at cost-effective price through Orange.
The BlackBerry 9500 comes equipped with media player that supports MP3, AAC+, AAC, eAA+, WMA, WMA Pro Plus file format. You can also record and stream video, create text, send e-mails and avail various other services on this cutting edge phone. It is a 3G mobile phone that will let you access to the world of information and knowledge through the Internet.
Other innovative features that this phone supports include video camera, Bluetooth, EDGE, USB and Quad band with GSM. The camera of the phone further comes with flash feature, so that the darker and dull environment can be illuminated. You can make use of the camera to capture still images as well as record video footage. For connectivity with other compatible devices, you can make use of the Bluetooth wireless and USB option. For high-speed connectivity, the phone supports EDGE technology, GPRS and 3G HSDPA.
Other fundamental features of the Blackberry Storm contract include various messaging services such as SMS, MMS, e-mail and instant message. These messaging services will let you send images, voice mails, videos along text messages to all your friends and family. For storage, the phone comes with internal memory of 1GB that you can expand up to 8GB with the help of microSD memory slot.
To find competitive deals of BlackBerry 9500 Storm Orange you can go through the various online mobile shops. Before choosing the deals make sure that you compare them so that you can get hold of the best deals of Storm available on Orange.
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The BlackBerry 9500 comes equipped with media player that supports MP3, AAC+, AAC, eAA+, WMA, WMA Pro Plus file format. You can also record and stream video, create text, send e-mails and avail various other services on this cutting edge phone. It is a 3G mobile phone that will let you access to the world of information and knowledge through the Internet.
Other innovative features that this phone supports include video camera, Bluetooth, EDGE, USB and Quad band with GSM. The camera of the phone further comes with flash feature, so that the darker and dull environment can be illuminated. You can make use of the camera to capture still images as well as record video footage. For connectivity with other compatible devices, you can make use of the Bluetooth wireless and USB option. For high-speed connectivity, the phone supports EDGE technology, GPRS and 3G HSDPA.
Other fundamental features of the Blackberry Storm contract include various messaging services such as SMS, MMS, e-mail and instant message. These messaging services will let you send images, voice mails, videos along text messages to all your friends and family. For storage, the phone comes with internal memory of 1GB that you can expand up to 8GB with the help of microSD memory slot.
To find competitive deals of BlackBerry 9500 Storm Orange you can go through the various online mobile shops. Before choosing the deals make sure that you compare them so that you can get hold of the best deals of Storm available on Orange.
by: Sophie Blachford
This major update to the popular 7105t brings the Blackberry experience to a whole new level. Here are 10 reasons to buy the RIM Blackberry Pearl.
1. The Camera.
The Blackberry Pearl includes a 1.3-megapixel camera that features an LED flash, 5 times zoom and white balance controls. This is the first Blackberry to include a camera, and whilst at 1.3 Megapixel it is not as advanced as others on the market, it takes a great little photo and is a long overdue addition to the Blackberry.
2. MP3 Player.
This model includes other consumer features including an Mp3. The Blackberry music player supports playback of your tunes in MP3, AAC, AAC+, and eAAC+ formats. The handheld is also compatible with Java application and game downloads. You can create playlists as folders and shuffle and repeat songs within a certain folder. It also displays some track information, such as title, artist, and album art if available.
3. Expandable Memory.
Now that you can listen to your mp3’s on the go with your Blackberry you are going to need somewhere to store all your favourite songs, not just a few of them. The blackberry Pearl also sports a memory card slot.
This is the first blackberry to include this feature.
4. Size and Design.
The Blackberry Pearl is sleek and stylish unlike typical business smartphones. At a form size of 4.2 by 2.0 by 0.5 inches; 3.1 ounces, the Pearl fits easily into a pocket or handbag, and unlike previous Blackberry models it does not look over-sized and silly when making calls. The Pearl is smaller than the Treo and Sidekick smartphones. It has a glossy black and chrome finish and will appeal to business users and general consumers alike.
5. The Screen.
The Blackberry Pearl sports a 2.25-inch TFT screen that displays 65,000 colors at a 240x260-pixel resolution. The screen is super sharp, clear and is reminiscent of a miniature plasma screen television. It is great for viewing emails and web browsing. Also included is light-sensing technology so the Pearl will adjust its brightness based on the conditions you are in.
6. The Pearl.
Gone is the classic Blackberry trackwheel. This phone features a trackball below the screen (The Pearl). The Pearl is easy to use and allows for 4 way scrolling. Its sensitivity can be adjusted and when pushed in, it acts as a select button. Whilst Blackberry users who are used to the trackwheel might initially experience some difficulties adapting to the Pearl it is very easy to adapt to. New Blackberry users will quickly take to it.
7. Maps
The Pearl is also the first Blackberry to come with a map application. Blackberry Maps provides local maps and allows you to get text-based driving directions straight to your Blackberry.
8. Email.
This is the feature that made the Blackberry so popular from the beginning. You can sync with your company's server with support for Microsoft Exchange, IBM Lotus Domino, or Novell GroupWise to deliver corporate e-mail in real time (Push email).
You can also support up to 10 POP3 or IMAP4 e-mail accounts.
The email set up wizard is very quick and simple to use.
9. Voice Dialling.
The Blackberry Pearl now offers voice dialling so you can set up voice commands for your contacts and use them to dial numbers.
10. Use it with a Mac.
The Blackberry Pearl is the most stylish smartphone on the market, so it makes sense to want to use it with the most stylish computers on the market. This can be done using a program called Pocketmac. Pocketmac is the first program to allow Mac users to sync their crucial data between their Blackberry device and Entourage, Address Book, iCal, Now Contact, Now Up-To-Date, and even Stickies.
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1. The Camera.
The Blackberry Pearl includes a 1.3-megapixel camera that features an LED flash, 5 times zoom and white balance controls. This is the first Blackberry to include a camera, and whilst at 1.3 Megapixel it is not as advanced as others on the market, it takes a great little photo and is a long overdue addition to the Blackberry.
2. MP3 Player.
This model includes other consumer features including an Mp3. The Blackberry music player supports playback of your tunes in MP3, AAC, AAC+, and eAAC+ formats. The handheld is also compatible with Java application and game downloads. You can create playlists as folders and shuffle and repeat songs within a certain folder. It also displays some track information, such as title, artist, and album art if available.
3. Expandable Memory.
Now that you can listen to your mp3’s on the go with your Blackberry you are going to need somewhere to store all your favourite songs, not just a few of them. The blackberry Pearl also sports a memory card slot.
This is the first blackberry to include this feature.
4. Size and Design.
The Blackberry Pearl is sleek and stylish unlike typical business smartphones. At a form size of 4.2 by 2.0 by 0.5 inches; 3.1 ounces, the Pearl fits easily into a pocket or handbag, and unlike previous Blackberry models it does not look over-sized and silly when making calls. The Pearl is smaller than the Treo and Sidekick smartphones. It has a glossy black and chrome finish and will appeal to business users and general consumers alike.
5. The Screen.
The Blackberry Pearl sports a 2.25-inch TFT screen that displays 65,000 colors at a 240x260-pixel resolution. The screen is super sharp, clear and is reminiscent of a miniature plasma screen television. It is great for viewing emails and web browsing. Also included is light-sensing technology so the Pearl will adjust its brightness based on the conditions you are in.
6. The Pearl.
Gone is the classic Blackberry trackwheel. This phone features a trackball below the screen (The Pearl). The Pearl is easy to use and allows for 4 way scrolling. Its sensitivity can be adjusted and when pushed in, it acts as a select button. Whilst Blackberry users who are used to the trackwheel might initially experience some difficulties adapting to the Pearl it is very easy to adapt to. New Blackberry users will quickly take to it.
7. Maps
The Pearl is also the first Blackberry to come with a map application. Blackberry Maps provides local maps and allows you to get text-based driving directions straight to your Blackberry.
8. Email.
This is the feature that made the Blackberry so popular from the beginning. You can sync with your company's server with support for Microsoft Exchange, IBM Lotus Domino, or Novell GroupWise to deliver corporate e-mail in real time (Push email).
You can also support up to 10 POP3 or IMAP4 e-mail accounts.
The email set up wizard is very quick and simple to use.
9. Voice Dialling.
The Blackberry Pearl now offers voice dialling so you can set up voice commands for your contacts and use them to dial numbers.
10. Use it with a Mac.
The Blackberry Pearl is the most stylish smartphone on the market, so it makes sense to want to use it with the most stylish computers on the market. This can be done using a program called Pocketmac. Pocketmac is the first program to allow Mac users to sync their crucial data between their Blackberry device and Entourage, Address Book, iCal, Now Contact, Now Up-To-Date, and even Stickies.
http://blackberrypearl.blogspot.com
by: Lenny Cohan
Mobile phone users often look for a solution to provide them security on their mobile device. Taking the right security measures at the right time can help save you a lot of trouble, especially in cases like lost, misplaced or stolen mobile phone, or damaged phones. Text Guard is a helpful cell phone application which can be used by businessmen, by corporate clients, professionals and also individuals to provide them with backup of all their mobile phone activities. The software does not only block spam text messages, but can also be used to monitor text messages activity on the specified cell phone. All you need to do is to download the software from http://www.TextGuard.com (their 30 day evaluation version can also be used) and install it on the cell phone. To keep track of their childrens activities, parents can install it on their kid’s cellular phones. This software is also helpful to protect children from spam text messages as it allows you to block spam text messages. The utility also allows SmartPhone users to archive their email and SMS text messages for retrieval later on.
Likewise, corporate and businesses clients can also install the software on multiple cell phones to monitor the activities of all those employees. Text Guard also archives texts and SMS message which means you can access the complete archive of your cell phone text messages all at one place by logging on to the website. Corporations use Text Guard to track the activities of their employees, and could use the archived messages for later retrieval and record; if necessary.
With Text Guard, you can efficiently block spam text messages on your cell phones. This can spare you the frustration and save you a lot of energy and time. You can even block certain phone numbers to stop receiving spam messages from those numbers. You can choose between the three different editions offered by Text Guard, which include the Enterprise Edition, Business Edition and Family Edition. You only pay a nominal monthly fee per account for the storage space you utilize to save the SMS text messages at one place. If at any time you feel that you are running out of space, you can always purchase more space, or delete old messages by browsing through them using the SMS text messages search option provided in the Text Guard user module.
The utility not only lets users get rid of spam text messages, but it also helps in monitoring SMS text messages on the mobile phone.
Currently, it works on Windows Mobile phone and BlackBerry phones, and will soon be available for Android and Symbian operation systems. Some other features offered by Text Guard include blocking calls and monitoring calls as well as archiving all sent and received text messages as well as email messages from the mobile phone. These text messages are saved on a remote server, and can be accessed from anywhere by accessing the Text Guard website.
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Likewise, corporate and businesses clients can also install the software on multiple cell phones to monitor the activities of all those employees. Text Guard also archives texts and SMS message which means you can access the complete archive of your cell phone text messages all at one place by logging on to the website. Corporations use Text Guard to track the activities of their employees, and could use the archived messages for later retrieval and record; if necessary.
With Text Guard, you can efficiently block spam text messages on your cell phones. This can spare you the frustration and save you a lot of energy and time. You can even block certain phone numbers to stop receiving spam messages from those numbers. You can choose between the three different editions offered by Text Guard, which include the Enterprise Edition, Business Edition and Family Edition. You only pay a nominal monthly fee per account for the storage space you utilize to save the SMS text messages at one place. If at any time you feel that you are running out of space, you can always purchase more space, or delete old messages by browsing through them using the SMS text messages search option provided in the Text Guard user module.
The utility not only lets users get rid of spam text messages, but it also helps in monitoring SMS text messages on the mobile phone.
Currently, it works on Windows Mobile phone and BlackBerry phones, and will soon be available for Android and Symbian operation systems. Some other features offered by Text Guard include blocking calls and monitoring calls as well as archiving all sent and received text messages as well as email messages from the mobile phone. These text messages are saved on a remote server, and can be accessed from anywhere by accessing the Text Guard website.
Introduction of Blackberry Mobile Phones Application Development
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The Blackberry mobile phones are looking professionals and stylish mobile phone with can peoples are attract to this phone. Blackberry is the smart phones which is the most popular in the world with its charming features. It offers accessibility to an extensive variety of applications many wireless instruments across the world. It provides accessibility to an extensive variety of applications on several wireless instruments across the globe. by data and other services.
The Blackberry Application web-based application use to create web pages that enable users to install applications directly on a Blackberry device. When a user accesses a web page that uses the Blackberry Application Web Loader and accepts the permission prompt, the web page installs the Blackberry Application Web Browser on the computer. In the The Blackberry Application uses the .jad and .cod files stored on the web server to install an application on a Blackberry device.
The Blackberry Solution is used to access mobile email and personal information. Also other of the self applications are also used. But the development Blackberr software for the solution of Blackberry. Also Blackberry application, for assistance if issues arise. For advice on developing on the J2ME platform. BlackBerry platform because it was too Enterprise-focused for your applications, it might be time to specifically target the BlackBerry.
Blackberry has gained a toehold into the extremely competitive consumer smart phone market. BlackBerry applications are much like building Java Swing applications. The same general concepts apply, but there also are some very interesting differences, from how list controls work all the way up to how you support multiple entry points in an application. Blackberry developers to work with the .NET programming to create wireless applications for Blackberry devices. It will be integrated the best Blackberry Mobile System. BlackBerry Java Development Environment (JDE allows you to develop, debug, and test Blackberry applications.
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The Blackberry Application web-based application use to create web pages that enable users to install applications directly on a Blackberry device. When a user accesses a web page that uses the Blackberry Application Web Loader and accepts the permission prompt, the web page installs the Blackberry Application Web Browser on the computer. In the The Blackberry Application uses the .jad and .cod files stored on the web server to install an application on a Blackberry device.
The Blackberry Solution is used to access mobile email and personal information. Also other of the self applications are also used. But the development Blackberr software for the solution of Blackberry. Also Blackberry application, for assistance if issues arise. For advice on developing on the J2ME platform. BlackBerry platform because it was too Enterprise-focused for your applications, it might be time to specifically target the BlackBerry.
Blackberry has gained a toehold into the extremely competitive consumer smart phone market. BlackBerry applications are much like building Java Swing applications. The same general concepts apply, but there also are some very interesting differences, from how list controls work all the way up to how you support multiple entry points in an application. Blackberry developers to work with the .NET programming to create wireless applications for Blackberry devices. It will be integrated the best Blackberry Mobile System. BlackBerry Java Development Environment (JDE allows you to develop, debug, and test Blackberry applications.
by: Caroline Telford
Released within a month of each other, the Blackberry 9000, better known as the Blackberry Bold (May 2008) and the Nokia E71 (June 2008) are obvious rival smartphones from these perennial rival smartphone makers as they look, feel, and function very much alike.
Both devices are just about equally sized, at 114 mm x 66 mm x 14 mm for the Blackberry and 114 mm x 57 mm x 10 mm for the Nokia. And both weigh just about the same with the Blackberry weighing in at 133 g to a slightly lighter Nokia's 127 g.
Both devices have a QWERTY keypad occupying the bottom half of the face of the device with a small display screen (2.6 in on the Blackberry, 2.36 in on the Nokia) above it. Interestingly, the display screens on each device possess a quality superior to that of their counterpart. The Blackberry has better resolution, at 480 x 320 pixels to its competitor's 320 x 240 pixels; but the Nokia has more colors, at 16 million to its competitors meager 65,000.
Then, for a matter of simple preference, the Blackberry Bold's primary navigation is a trackball whereas the Nokia E71 uses a 5-way scroll key. Also a simple matter of preference, the Blackberry runs on the Blackberry OS, the Nokia on the Symbian OS.
Other similarities amongst these two candybar competitors are their built-in GPS with mapping capabilities (the Bold using Blackberry Maps, the E71 using Nokia Maps - each coming preinstalled), as well as voice dialing, photo calling, video calling, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP, and speakerphone. They also both operate on AT&T's EDGE network and support HSDPA and 3G.
Also, both devices sport microSD card slots for expandable memory up to 8 GB, though the Blackberry has more more internal memory, at 1 GB to the Nokia's 110 MB (both devices have 128 MB onboard RAM though). And both devices have a USB v2.0 port, though the Nokia also has a microUSB port.
In terms of multimedia features they each have built in digital cameras, but the Blackberry Bold's is only 2 megapixels while the Nokia E71's is 3 megapixels. Both cameras, however, have LED flash and video recording capabilities. Both devices also have a built-in MP3 player.
Also worth noting, along these same lines, is that unlike the Blackberry (or most smartphones, for that matter) the Nokia does not have a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack but rather a 2.5 mm audio jack, making headphone and speaker compatibility a bigger issue with the Nokia. The Nokia, however, has an infrared port while the Blackberry does not.
You can view Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents on both devices, but you can only edit them on the Blackberry.
The battery on the Bold gives up to 5 hours of talk time and 310 hours of standby time. The battery on the Nokia gives up to 10 1/2 hours of talk time in 2G or 4 1/2 hours in 3G, and 410 hours of standby time in 2G or 480 hours in 3G.
Deciding between these two devices is a tough call, and may come down to extraneous features such as the availability of preferred 3rd party apps. Or you may just prefer the Blackberry operating system to Symbian. You may also lean towards the Blackberry Bold if you want to be able to edit Microsoft Office docs, though you might lean towards the Nokia E71 if you'd rather take crisper digital photos. Really these two devices are quite comparable.
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Both devices are just about equally sized, at 114 mm x 66 mm x 14 mm for the Blackberry and 114 mm x 57 mm x 10 mm for the Nokia. And both weigh just about the same with the Blackberry weighing in at 133 g to a slightly lighter Nokia's 127 g.
Both devices have a QWERTY keypad occupying the bottom half of the face of the device with a small display screen (2.6 in on the Blackberry, 2.36 in on the Nokia) above it. Interestingly, the display screens on each device possess a quality superior to that of their counterpart. The Blackberry has better resolution, at 480 x 320 pixels to its competitor's 320 x 240 pixels; but the Nokia has more colors, at 16 million to its competitors meager 65,000.
Then, for a matter of simple preference, the Blackberry Bold's primary navigation is a trackball whereas the Nokia E71 uses a 5-way scroll key. Also a simple matter of preference, the Blackberry runs on the Blackberry OS, the Nokia on the Symbian OS.
Other similarities amongst these two candybar competitors are their built-in GPS with mapping capabilities (the Bold using Blackberry Maps, the E71 using Nokia Maps - each coming preinstalled), as well as voice dialing, photo calling, video calling, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP, and speakerphone. They also both operate on AT&T's EDGE network and support HSDPA and 3G.
Also, both devices sport microSD card slots for expandable memory up to 8 GB, though the Blackberry has more more internal memory, at 1 GB to the Nokia's 110 MB (both devices have 128 MB onboard RAM though). And both devices have a USB v2.0 port, though the Nokia also has a microUSB port.
In terms of multimedia features they each have built in digital cameras, but the Blackberry Bold's is only 2 megapixels while the Nokia E71's is 3 megapixels. Both cameras, however, have LED flash and video recording capabilities. Both devices also have a built-in MP3 player.
Also worth noting, along these same lines, is that unlike the Blackberry (or most smartphones, for that matter) the Nokia does not have a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack but rather a 2.5 mm audio jack, making headphone and speaker compatibility a bigger issue with the Nokia. The Nokia, however, has an infrared port while the Blackberry does not.
You can view Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents on both devices, but you can only edit them on the Blackberry.
The battery on the Bold gives up to 5 hours of talk time and 310 hours of standby time. The battery on the Nokia gives up to 10 1/2 hours of talk time in 2G or 4 1/2 hours in 3G, and 410 hours of standby time in 2G or 480 hours in 3G.
Deciding between these two devices is a tough call, and may come down to extraneous features such as the availability of preferred 3rd party apps. Or you may just prefer the Blackberry operating system to Symbian. You may also lean towards the Blackberry Bold if you want to be able to edit Microsoft Office docs, though you might lean towards the Nokia E71 if you'd rather take crisper digital photos. Really these two devices are quite comparable.
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