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Mobile phone devices have been experimenting with the technology since their inception. Initially, these devices were used for communication only but there uses developed day by day. Blackberry phones are one such mobile device which keep on adding value to its gadgets.

Blackberry phones are developed by a Canadian company Research in Motion (RIM). It was introduced in the world market in 1999. These phones are developed for the target customer of business people who are always on the move. We can say that Blackberry phones are an out an out business phone. These devices incorporate all the major personal digital assistant (PDA) features. The device supports standard mobile phone features like mobile telephone and short service messaging, but the devicespecialises in Internet functions. In fact, these devices first made movement in the market by concentrating on Internet functions like E-mail, web browsing and internet faxing.

Nowadays there are more than 50 different BlackBerry Handset models are available in the marketplace. Initially the device was using Intel 80386 processors but now the modern BlackBerry mobiles assimilate an ARM 7 or ARM 9 processor. As far as the latest handsets are concerned (like 8100 and 8700 series) they integrate an Intel PXA901 312 MHz processor, 64 MB flash memory and 16 MB SD-RAM.

Latest news is that you can watch TV on your Blackberry Smart phone. American Company Sling Media has developed a technology so that you can watch TV on your Handheld Blackberry Device. A so called Slingbox technology transmits a signal from your home television to your Blackberry device. This will enable you to receive TV on your Blackberry. You need to download a software called SlingPlayer on your Blackberry and you can enjoy your favourite TV show even if you are not at home.

There are many latest Blackberry phones are available in the market like Blackberry 8800, Blackberry Pearl and BlackBerry Curve. 8300, 8310, 8320 are the three models of the Curve. It supports technologies like GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB, SMS, MMS, Email, Instant Messaging, HTML and many more. This handset has features like a 2MP camera with flash, Java, Media Player, and Maps etc. Both the Blackberry 8800 and the Blackberry Pearl feature mobile web browsing and multimedia messaging (with an optional add-on plan). The Blackberry 8800 has RIM's trademark 'push' real-time email, and, the ability to integrate with up to ten POP, IMAP, or SMTP accounts. For instant messaging, the Blackberry 8800 comes with Blackberry Messenger, whereas the Pearl includes Yahoo Messenger and Google Talk. The Blackberry Pearl comes in several distinctive colours, including black, white, and a vibrant red.