BlackBerry Pearl 9105 3G Sim Free for UK

If you are a BlackBerry fans in UK, here it is a new RIM’s BlackBerry 3G smartphone, the 9105 Pearl 3G. And this is an unlocked (SIM Free) phone version. This device boasts a TFT display with 360 x 400 pixels resolution with 256K colors support and also a 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus and flash (2048×1536 pixels), as well as 2.5 x digital zoom. In addition to capture a photo, its camera is capable to record video.

The BlackBerry 9105 Pearl 3G works on Quad-band frequencies. Other feature of this new 3G handset include a GPS, BlackBerry maps, a 256 MB internal memory, microSD card slot (expandable up to 32GB, 2GB included), SMS, MMS, Email, Push Email, IM, BlackBerry Messenger, optical trackpad and dedicated media keys. Its battery rates life time up to 5 hours 30 min on 2G or up to 5 hours on 3G network. It weighs 93.6 gram and measures 108 x 50 x 13.3 mm. The price of this smartphone is around £200(updated on Feb 2012).  For UK-based customers can directly buy BlackBerry Pearl 9105 3G unlocked (sim free) at Amazon UK.

BlackBerry Pearl 9105 3G with a typical numerical key pad? Utterly crazy. Totally stupid idea. In this age of remarkable contact display Android and IOS phones why would you launch a phone that does not actually have a qwerty keyboard?

And yet this phone is amazing. I can not let you know why. Maybe it’s the way the perimeters are subtly graduated, combined with its dimension permitting it to sit down just oh so comfortably in your hand or slip inconspicuously into your pocket. Or whether or not it is the strange predictive text that somehow picks up even essentially the most obscure names or words. Or the lightning quick processor. Or the excellent signal I get off it even in black spots.

It takes some getting used to. The predictive textual content is, as I stated, very strange at first. Obviously games and apps are nowhere near Android or IOS standard. And I believe it’s kind of of a grower over time. Read any journal article (the place they only use the telephone for a few days) and you’ll get the impression it’s the worst cellphone ever. Read the reviews of people that personal (and use) the phone and you will notice that the majority of people actually love it.