Some time later this 'leak' of the latest devices from BlackBerry kept popping up in cyberspace.
One of them is a picture that is claimed as the latest generation of BlackBerry Torch, the BlackBerry Torch 2.
A site called BGR has recently launched an image which is claimed as the BlackBerry Torch 2. As disclosed by the site BGR (BoyGenius Report), the latest generation BlackBerry, called BlackBerry Torch Torch 2, externally not fundamentally different than its predecessor.
However, added by the site that often leak-leak launch of the RIM-made device, to the inside there are significant differences between the two products mainly from the hardware side, according to BGR
One of them is a picture that is claimed as the latest generation of BlackBerry Torch, the BlackBerry Torch 2.
A site called BGR has recently launched an image which is claimed as the BlackBerry Torch 2. As disclosed by the site BGR (BoyGenius Report), the latest generation BlackBerry, called BlackBerry Torch Torch 2, externally not fundamentally different than its predecessor.
However, added by the site that often leak-leak launch of the RIM-made device, to the inside there are significant differences between the two products mainly from the hardware side, according to BGR
640x480px screen on the BB Torch2 is "really great" and fit with a 1.2GHz processor that gives the flame on the "Torch / Torch" is.
BB with this newest slider will use the BlackBerry OS version 6.1 and has some new hidden features already known, such as a built-in compass. Latest version of RIM's OS is also known to have additional hotspots and 3G graphics acceleration hardware to allow 3D games to be played first time on BlackBerry devices.
Most of the other features previously mentioned, such as 3G network support 14.4Mbps and support NFC (Near Field Communication). Some sections will remain normal, such as five-megapixel camera and 8GB-in flash, although the camera is now capable of recording 720p video.
RIM seems to be showing off the Torch 2 in early May but will be marketed to AT & T in July 2011 after the BB Bold Touch 9330.
BB Torch The first version was launched as an effort to maintain market BlackBerry on AT & T in the face of the iPhone. A 600MHz processor on the Torch 1 was perceived less powerful and touchscreen display with a resolution of only 480 × 360 almost unchanged from the Storm 2008 and is far behind compared to competitors like the iPhone 4 and other Android devices.