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Blackberry Bold Hands-On @ CTIA 2008 San Francisco

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Noah hits the show floor and gets up close and personal with the new Blackberry Bold. The display is gorgeous, the form factor is nice, and the whole thing's done up in black and chrome. Check it out.

More on Bold @ http://www.phonedog.com/cell-phone-research/blackberry-9000-bold.aspx

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  • You don't want the Storm. It ISN'T a touch screen phone, you highlight it by touching it, but you have to click the screen (the screen moves) for it to work. Just wondering, whats better Curve or Bold?

  • still better than the iphone tho XD

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  • i love your watch !!

  • because of the radio waves hitting ur brain its in the top 25 radio wave hitters

  • bold curve might give u cancer

  • when will you do a review with the blackberry tour?

  • bold

  • I know lot of people who have the storm. I tried it and it sucks. To type, u have to find the key, make sure ur finger is exactly on it, push the screen down, then wait for the screen to come back up b4 typing the next key. Its tedious as shit

  • storm is a touchscreen. It uses capacitive touchscreen technology. The reason the screen moves is because they wanted to try to simulate tactile feedback which is absent on touchscreen phones.

  • Umm...Bold,its way more avanced then the curve. Click or gently touch the screen its still a touch screen.

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