Research In Motion went on the offensive unveiling
two new and powerful versions of its touchscreen
Black Berry Torch, including an all-touch model,
as it seeks to regain ground lost to Apple and Google.
The new Torch models include an all-touch version that mimics
the popular style of Apple's i Phone and most Android devices.
The touchscreen phones, running on the new BlackBerry OS 7,
boast improved screen displays and pack a 1.2 GHz processor from
Qualcomm, the most powerful ever for a BlackBerry phone.
They also have a dedicated graphics processor that should make
video and gaming sharper and more responsive.
The browser is 40 per cent faster than the original Torch, RIM's last
major phone launch, which hit shelves almost a year ago.
The all-touch Torch is RIM's first attempt at the popular style since
two versions of its Storm model failed to excite.
The pure touch model could be very interesting. It has some great tech in
terms of computing horsepower,said Will Stofega, a mobile device analyst.
The pure touch model could be very interesting. It has some great tech in
terms of computing horsepower, said Will Stofega, a mobile device analyst.
RIM's aging hardware and software have looked increasing outdated as
manufacturers such as Motorola, Samsung and HTC push out sleek,
large-touchscreen devices using Android and its extensive offering of applications.
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