At This Moment there are  30 different types of chargers are used with handsets throughout Europe and in westren world . Today, the European and other westren  Commission received industry backing of its phone charger standard that relies on a micro-USB socket. The new Micro-USB phone charger suppots  Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, Apple, LG, NEC, Qualcomm, Research in Motion, Samsung and Texas Instruments with compatible device.

After months of giving and taking back free Wi-Fi to iPhone users, AT&T announced that all BlackBerry users will be privy to the “nation’s largest Wi-Fi network” if you have an unlimited data plan. Other Wi-Fi-enabled devices will receive the same treatment in the future.

Free Wi-Fi is also being offered to those with AT&T small business broadband plans, AT&T High Speed Internet plans and with qualified AT&T LaptopConnect plans. AT&T is also offering Wi-Fi subscriptions for $20 a month.

“AT&T is committed to providing its customers with the best connectivity at the best value,” said David Christopher, chief marketing officer of AT&T’s mobility business unit. “We have the industry’s leading
lineup of smartphones, along with the nation’s largest Wi-Fi network. It only makes sense for us to bring these unique capabilities together for our customers.”

Source: Crunchgear

The new renowned BlackBerry 9000 series is a touchscreen phone with a lot of other cool and sexy features like HSDPA, 3G radio and a top-of-the-line 600Mhz processor. A new back-Up/Restore keeps all your data and settings safe in a memory card. It’s a great idea for PCs, so why not a BlackBerry?

The picture of the BlackBerry 9000 makes it out as an iPhone rival, but will it also spell the end of the CrackBerrys? It’s supposed to come out early 2008, just in time to take iPhone 2.0 on.

Featuring a metallic finish, clean lines and soft edges, the BlackBerry® Curve™ 8320 smartphone is the smallest and lightest BlackBerry® smartphone ever to come with a full QWERTY keyboard.

It’s packed with incredible features*, including a camera, media player, Wi-Fi capabilities, expandable memory, Voice Dialing, BlackBerry® Maps and trackball navigation. Plus, you get all the core functionality you’ve come to expect in a BlackBerry smartphone—email and text messaging, instant messaging, web browser and advanced phone functionality.

The BlackBerry Curve—it’s your connection to everything that matters.

The Blackberry is a wireless handheld device. Which supports push e-mail, mobile telephone text messaging, Internet faxing, web browsing and other wireless information services. The latest GSM Blackberry models hag an Intel PXA901/312 MHz processor, 64MB flash SDRAM.

The iPhone is an Internet enabled multimedia mobile phone. It has a multi touch screen with virtual keyboard and buttons. The iPhones function includes those of camera phone and a portable media player. It supports edge data technology. The iPhone allows conferencing; call holding, call merging, caller ID, and integration with other cellular network features and iPhone functions. The iPhone features a built in 2-mega pixel camera, without a flash, located on the back for still digital photos. It has built in accelerometer that detects when you rotate iPhone from portrait to landscape, then automatically changes the contents of the display.

If we compare both these mobiles we will see that Blackberry smart phones does not have a touch screen. This is one area in which some window mobile devices differ, as for some phone edition they have a touch screen. Like Blackberry iPhone currently does not have instant messaging, MMS, or copy/cut/paste. Blackberry has a nice balance between size and features. Blackberry keyboard is separate from the display, which mean it doesn’t take up screen real estate like the iPhone keyboard does. Both the iPhone and curve come with a 2-mega-pixel camera, but the curves camera has an automatic flash built in, which makes pictures turn out much better than iPhone. The most important thing for iPhone to remain competitive is to bring their prices.

Still we will say that Blackberry is better than iPhone in some cases, but if we see for the demand of people we will divide Blackberry and iPhone in two categories. People whose priorities are email, SMS and IM are more likely to purchase a Blackberry and people whose priorities revolve around music, pictures and mobile web browsing are probably going to prefer an iPhone.

1. Get all major PC functionality on your BlackBerry whether it’s editing, creating or accessing files.
2. Work with a vast range of documents, including MS Word and Excel.
3. Now it support MS Office 2007!
4. Print & fax your documents via any compatible printer or to any fax machine with no limits and no quota.
5. Access, store and retrieve your documents with an unlimited online storage facility.

1. Works with a vast range of documents, including MS Word and Excel.
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5. All major PC functionality on your BlackBerry whether it’s editing, creating or accessing files.