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roblawtonThe latest software offering from Blackberry just made the phone a whole lot smarter. Blackberry users can now enjoy superior security equal to the kind enjoyed by iOS and Android users. The Blackberry Protect service is now available to users and has enjoyed good reviews on its performance.
Thinkdigit.com has done a detailed analysis on the advantages and shortcomings of Blackberry Protect and a detailed comparison to other smart phones. One of the biggest positives of Blackberry Protect is the ease with which data can be backed up and the restoration of data. These new features finally bring Blackberry phones at par with Apple's iPhone series and Google's Android phones which had similar feature installed in previous versions as well. Among the cons listed is the fact that the GPS on the Blackberry Protect does not work too well.
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Axel BührmannThe pre-order page is live for the latest HTC Sensation Smartphone with the earliest shipping on 9th May 2011. Since HTC sensation Smartphone were introduced last month it is expected to be available in June. At our surprise Vodafone is making it possible for the customers to buy it on 19th of this month for free on contract starting with 35 pounds per month.
It includes 900 minutes free talk time, 780 MB of memory and other great features. The HTC Smartphone seems competing with dual-core Android phone. It runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system and includes 3G and Wi-Fi for making this Smartphone as a personal Wi-Fi network. The HTC Smartphone is also expected to be launched on Orange and Three UK.
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AT&T will begin shipping the HP Veer 4G smartphone from 15 May onwards. Priced at USD 100 it will be the first AT&T phone to run webOS 2.1. It looks similar to a shrunken version of the Palm Pre and comes with a new two-year contract. As per AT&T, the squat Veer 4G smartphone is the smallest smartphone to date to run webOS platform, and the first one updated to version 2.1 on the AT&T network.
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highermathThe HP Veer 4G smartphone offers unique and feature-rich option to customers wanting something different. It features a 2.6-inch multi-touch display with a resolution of 320 X 400 and a slide-out QWERTY keypad. Further, it possesses an 800Mhz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, a 5-megapixel camera with video capture and geo-tagging and GPS and the option for navigation services. It prides itself on its 8GB of internal storage, email and messaging support, compatibility with HP's induction-based Touchstone charger, easy access to the webOS App Catalog, Stereo Bluetooth 2.1 and Wi-Fi connectivity.