BlackBerry 9800 Torch The First Hybrid BlackBerry

Research In Motion (RIM) finally announced the official debut of its first hybrid BlackBerry, BlackBerry 9800, which was given the nickname "Torch". Called hybrid because it provides navigation smartphone  with touch screen and a QWERTY smartphone keyboard as well.For another smartphone manufacturer, type of this product may have been used before. However, this is the first for a BlackBerry. Torch may be the RIM answer for consumers who still have not completely comfortable using the touch screen. During this BlackBerry products are popular because of its convenience is identical with the QWERTY keyboard."BlackBerry 9800 Torch is a product...

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Cheap BlabkBerry in Saudi Arabia

Following news of the termination of BlackBerry services or BlackBerry applications in all regions of Saudi Arabia starting Friday (8/6), the BlackBerry device begins to go on sale. Some BlackBerry owners and Blackberry seller began to offering belongings cheaply.In the largest mobile market in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia's capital city, dozens of young men offering BlackBerry devices in the street with half price. One of the owners named Nour al-Zaman said, now no one wants to buy a BlackBerry and people with offering cheaply.A number of the Blackberry users in Jeddah has reported that the BlackBerry service began to down since Friday morning at around...

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Arab Governments Stop Blackberry Services

Saudi Arabia government ordered mobile operators to stop the BlackBerry services across their territories. This adds to the tension between Saudi Arabia's and smartphone maker, Research in Motion Ltd. (RIM).Arab Saudi government demanded greater access to BlackBerry data sent to their server in Canada. The Saudi government news agency, SPA, reported that the country's telecommunications regulator has informed the cellular service providers that they must stop the BlackBerry services starting on Friday (6 August).Mobile phone regulator, known as the Communications and Information Technology Commission could not immediately be reached for comment...

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