Hands-On Video Of The BlackBerry 9670 Running BlackBerry 6
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We’ve got a nice little exclusive for you, today. A tipster has sent our way some juicy video showcasing the latest build of BlackBerry 6 running on the Bold 9670.
From the first leaked shot till now, the 9670 has increasingly become a point of contention amongst BlackBerry users: what is its purpose? What phone is it meant to replace? Why, oh why, did RIM choose this awkward form factor to further its gains into the mainstream smartphone market? Because, as you can see, the BlackBerry 9670 isn’t nearly as ugly as we once thought it to be. In fact, it seems kind of…cute.
But, more importantly, this is the first live look of BlackBerry 6 running on a non-touch device. While it looks incredibly polished, and, indeed, usable, there doesn’t seem to be a whole lot differentiating itself from the latest OS5 builds. While that may change before release, the improvements seem largely aesthetic. It’s nice to see the home screen more customizable, and some graphics added to the Settings menu, but overall this is the BlackBerry OS we know and love. New users may find it more intuitive, but veterans will know exactly what to do.
What do you think? Is this the game changer RIM is hoping for? From the looks of it, probably not, but there is a lot more BlackBerry 6 to delve in to.
Enjoy.
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about 1 year ago
It's no game changer thats for sure…it's an evolution but, the thing even lags when opening the options screen. I mean come on this is BlackBerry 6 going up against Android and iPhone. Lag is the OS is no longer acceptable.
about 1 year ago
Way to much bezel
about 1 year ago
I have to agree with BoomShackALacka — the OS6 update doesn't even bring it on par with Android and iPhone OS. It honestly doesn't excite me and still doesn't make me thing RIM can figure out how to make apps work on BBOS. Without proper APIs and SDKs coming from RIM I don't see quality apps coming to the BB, not in comparison to Android and iPhone OS at least.
about 1 year ago
Way to much bezel
about 1 year ago
I have to agree with BoomShackALacka — the OS6 update doesn't even bring it on par with Android and iPhone OS. It honestly doesn't excite me and still doesn't make me thing RIM can figure out how to make apps work on BBOS. Without proper APIs and SDKs coming from RIM I don't see quality apps coming to the BB, not in comparison to Android and iPhone OS at least.