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Blackberry has recently announced the release of a new handset, the Blackberry 9105 Pearl 3G. Offering perfect features for the business user, this stylish handset boasts a document editor, digital camera and Internet access via 3G and Wi-Fi.

In order to stay connected to the Internet and cellular networks, a number of methods are utilised. As the name suggests, a 3G Internet connection is provided via HSDPA at speeds of up to 3.6 mega bytes per second (along with HSUPA). In areas where a wireless Internet router is located, Wi-Fi utilises the signal to provide a faster connection similar to standard broadband speeds. Both GPRS and EDGE are provided in class 10 versions connecting the handset to cellular networks on the move. A micro USB connection allows the handset to be directly connected to a computer in order to carry out various functions such as transferring media files and backing up contact information. Bluetooth is also provided as standard which wirelessly connects the handset to other phones and devices such as Bluetooth headsets.

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) unveiled its latest smartphone earlier this week - BlackBerry Torch 9800 - and billed it as the "best Blackberry device ever." But is it an 'iPhone killer'?

First, let us look at the Torch 9800.

The Torch 9800 is no doubt RIM's best-looking device to date.

But the Palm Pre Plus look-alike device is not only handsome but also smart - the Torch 9800 boasts of beefy specifications such as 5-megapixel camera with flash, autofocus, digital zoom and geo-tagging features; a 3.2-inch capacitive multi-touch display (with 480x360 pixel resolution display); 624MHz processor; 8GB internal memory (4GB flash memory + 4GB microSD card); a slide-out Qwerty keyboard; an optical trackpad for easy navigation; 512MB RAM; Bluetooth 2.1; GPS; Wi-Fi; 3G; GPS; tethered modem; accelerometer; ambient light sensor and proximity sensor.

The Torch 9800 is a unique smartphone from RIM because it's the first device from the Canadian stable to combine a touchscreen with a full slide-out Qwerty keyboard, which has made BlackBerry devices so popular.

The Torch 9800 is also the first device to appeal to both corporate users as well as general consumers. Why? Because, besides offering secure Microsoft Exchange Server e-mail and calendar support - the hallmark of RIM's devices that has made BlackBerry a corporate smartphone brand, the Torch 9800 also promises to be a device you'd love to take along to a party - it supports the company's Media Sync service that streams DRM-free music from the user's home media library over Wi-Fi connections.

And unlike most other BlackBerry devices, the Torch 9800 comes pre-loaded with the BlackBerry app store, App World.

And, that's not all. RIM goes a step further by boosting the device with the company's latest proprietary OS - BlackBerry 6. In fact, the Torch 9800 offers what previous BlackBerrys lacked - a robust OS. The BlackBerry 6 packs a completely revamped "generational shift" Webkit-based Web browser; multi-touch input gestures including a new pinch-to-zoom for Web browser, e-mail and more; a slick user interface; an improved notification system; a universal inbox; a new media player; a universal search bar; and better support for applications.

The BlackBerry 6 also signals a deviation for RIM into social networking realm - unlike its predecessors that only catered to the needs of the corporate users, BlackBerry 6 OS offers integrated connectivity with social networking sites like Twitter, MySpace and Facebook and hence is likely to appeal to social networking addicts. It also has a "feed application" to capture all of your Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace social networking updates.