Best Smart Phone of CTIA Fall 2008: BlackBerry Pearl Flip
September 12th, 2008 by Mark Spoonauer 
RIM didn’t just slap a lid on its most compact smart phone. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip was intelligently designed, featuring a clever dropped hinge that makes the device comfortable for typing and stable while taking pictures with the 2 megapixel camera. The 320 x 240 display is sharp, and the new OS 4.6 runs (wich included Dataviz to Go) runs smoothly on this clamshell.
The Flip’s SureType keyboard is bigger than on the original Pearl, and it’s smart enough to recommend words after you’ve tapped just a couple of letters. Built-in Wi-Fi for fast surfing and making calls at hot spots; a welcome 3.5mm headphone jack; and a beefed up browser and media player solidify the Pearl Flip as one of the hottest smart phones of the year.
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September 16th, 2008 at 3:17 am
Try not to hot spots that you can’t afford to lose. This has always been hot spots. Create the device that can catch EDGE early and also able to avoid The 320 x 240 display.