Blackberry 9800 Torch Red Edition Now on O2
The new Red Blackberry Torch has now been released on O2 deals, following an initial release on Vodafone and Orange deals the Blackberry 9800 Torch Red edition was taken off Vodafone and is now only available on Orange and O2.
Blackberry 9800 Torch Red deals on O2 start with line rentals as small as just £15.32 and this new red Blackberry phone is available free of charge from just £30.64 per month on the O2 600+Unlimited tariff.
The Red Blackberry Torch 9800 packs in the very same great features including the new Blackberry OS6 as the original silver edition and recently released Blackberry Torch White model, it’s only the colour of the casing that has changed and this time is finished in a seductive, deep red.
Red Blackberry 9800 Torch
The Blackberry Torch has both onscreen and slide out QWERTY keyboards offer fast text input as well as a trackpad for easy scrolling and control of the user interface in addition to simple touch controlling. The handset also offers easy messaging and email features along with great connectivity.
This new red Blackberry phone has a 5 megapixel camera with flash and capable of both video recording as well as photo capture, with up to 11 different photo-taking modes to choose when trying to create that perfect image, or simply capture fun moments on your phone.
You can instantly share photos and videos with friends via the messaging and email integration, along wit the dedicated applications available for Facebook and other social networks. The camera also offers image stabilisation and digital zoom at 2.5 times respectively.
There is plenty of storage space for all of your media with the 8 gigabytes of internal storage spread between eMMC and media card technology, along with a microSD card slot for expandable memory up to 32 gigabytes.
The Blackberry 9800 Torch has a trackpad, much like those on laptops for simple movement and scrolling around the user interface, in addition to offering both onscreen keyboard and a slide out QWERTY keyboard for text input.
The keyboard uses the accelerometer to automatically adjust between landscape and portrait also, while they additionally offer SureType technology which not only provides text input predictions, but also provides predictions based on commonly input words by you yourself. The phone also has escape and menu keys along with keyboard backlighting.
The Torch offers a 3.2 inch HVGA resolution display which is capable of displaying al of your photos and videos onscreen, along with full HTML web browsing and easy user interface shortcuts to commonly used applications, more of which can be added.
The handset has a great media player for playing videos as well as viewing photos, or listening to music, along with simple touch controls and viewing offering fast referencing to the media you want.
The 3.5mm jack connector allows you to listen to audio with standard headphones, while you can also use the A2DP or AVCRP profiles, two of many of the profiles which are included with the handsets Bluetooth 2.1 with Enhanced Data Rate.
The Blackberry Torch is a compact and powerful handset featuring an impressive 5 megapixel camera along with many applications available for download allowing you to customise and add many new resources that you want to the handset. The onscreen and slide out controls and keypads also make it highly useful for any user.
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