10/26/2011 08:39:00 PM
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In the coming months, Research In Motion should unveil to the world its first devices running under the newly announced BBX mobile operating system, and BlackBerry Colt is one of the devices that should be included in the series, most probably the first of them.
We already had the chance to learn some info on the upcoming mobile phone, and now we can have a closer look at the new device, courtesy of a series of details that emerged over at n4bb.
The forthcoming BlackBerry Colt smartphone should arrive on the market with a large 4-inch or larger touchscreen display, and with a fast 1.2GHz application processor beneath it.
Apparently, this would be the same 1.2GHz Snapdragon MSM8655 chip as the one available on the BlackBerry 7-powered handsets, although some suggested that Colt might include a dual-core CPU.
The upcoming handset will also be able to deliver a high-resolution on that touch-enabled screen it will include, and is also said to arrive on shelves with no physical buttons.
Moreover, the new mobile phone will include dual-cameras., which means that there will be a front facer for users to take advantage of when making video calls.
The smartphone will run under the BBX operating system, which was made official not too long ago, and which puts together the current BlackBerry OS with the BlackBerry Tablet OS.
The handset will also bring along TAT transitions coupled in BBX, which translates into a great experience for end users.
BlackBerry Colt is said to be thinner than the current Bold 9900, 9930 smartphones, and should pack a similar battery as the PlayBook which means that there will be no more battery pulls when it arrives on shelves.
All in all, it appears that the BlackBerry Colt might not turn out to become the superphone that we were previously expecting it to turn out, and that it will be targeted mainly at the mid-level market.
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