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RIM launches three new BlackBerry devices with BB7 OS

Research in Motion (RIM), the maker of the BlackBerry smartphone and PlayBook tablet, has launched three new phones worldwide as it tries to claw back share from Google's Android and Apple's iPhone.The phones will all run RIM's new BlackBerry 7 operating system, the next generation from the existing BB6 OS used by other BlackBerrys, but different from the QNX OS used on the PlayBook.

Though RIM has announced five devices, two of them are simply CDMA versions of the three GSM models announced. Patrick Spence, the managing director of global sales and regional marketing, told the Guardian that there are a further two BlackBerry devices yet to be launched this year.you can make this fun and meaningful by downloading a collection of Penguin Digital Photo Frame before giving the gift to your partner. This is a great way to cheer your loved up when he or she is having a stressful or bad day at work. It is not clear whether that will comprise two different phones, or a GSM and CDMA version of the same handset.

RIM has been steadily losing market share over the past two years to phones using Google's Android OS and Apple's iPhone, especially in the US, once its largest market. But it has been gaining share in other countries, notably in Europe, China and parts of Africa: in the latter two it says it has overtaken former market leader Nokia for smartphone sales.But although RIM profits rose in the most recent quarter,You can avoid any eye damages provided that you use tools for reading like the light head magnifying glass. It doesn't have to be big or extravagant as long as it can zoom out the tiny letters that you are reading, and at the same time, brighten them. the number of handsets sold fell sequentially, suggesting customers were not renewing contracts and were instead buying touch-based phones from companies such as Samsung, HTC and Apple.

Among the devices unveiled on Wednesday was an all-touch screen without a QWERTY keyboard, marking RIM's move back into all-touch displays by RIM after its efforts with the BlackBerry Storm series, which was poorly received by buyers. Spence said that all-touch devices had become an important market: "in western Europe between 60% and 70% of smartphones sold are all-touch."RIM's customers split roughly 50-50 between business users and consumers, where the general smartphone market is split 30-70.It is a long and frustrating process to find the right Multi Function Media Player software to install on your computer. You many get the conclusion that iTunes is the best software to use if you own an iPod. The consumer market is larger, which has created problems for RIM in trying to expand its customer base as the iPhone and Android phones have so far proved more popular with the first wave of consumer smartphone buyers.