Research In Motion dominated this week’s headlines but Hall was not good in the news. The first slider, BlackBerry Torch was unveiled by the company. However, RIM is under the threat of banishment from some rewarding markets and hence can lose major part of its potential income. A very simple website is all that it takes to jailbreak the Apple iPhone 4 while Android is steadily growing strong in the market as Froyo has been spreading its wings wide to reach out to the customers. This week RIM launched for AT&T the Unlocked BlackBerry Torch which is a landmark in the BlackBerry series. The first slide-open form of BlackBerry is the BlackBerry Torch and also the first of its kind that is equipped with the brand new operating system of BlackBerry 6.

The BlackBerry Torch is a touch screen phone; the screen measuring about 3.2-inch and it has a QWERTY keyboard that is slide-open. The keyboard is an impressive feature of the phone but, many RIM fans are not satisfied with the screen which is a mere 480×360 pixels.

The processor might be underestimated to some extent if other 1 GHz Snapdragon devices e.g. EVO 4G are considered but, it must be kept in mind that RIM has the capacity to squeeze out power from the machines. It includes GPS, Wi-Fi, 3G, Bluetooth; a camera with has 5 megapixels and software that can sync tunes over Wi-Fi.

The more interesting thing might be the BlackBerry 6 which is equipped with the latest Webkit-based browser and also a renovated interface for input by touch. The device is believed to be solidly-constructed and well-built by the people who have placed their hands on it. The screen falls short of the beauty of the Galaxy or the Unlocked iPhone 4 but, it responds to touch well enough. The latest OS is quite lively though it has not been put through the paces yet.

Blackberry 9760 is indeed running OS 6. This news has confirmed rumors that the Blackberry 9760 is running OS 6 which is obviously a welcome change. It also has over three hundred application memory. It also has splendid other features such as 3G, GPS, Wi Fi connectivity and others. These features have already been found earlier in Blackberry mobile phones but with the addition of OS 6, it looks like a whole new package. It has given them a new dimension in quality. It is a really useful change, which is sure to draw a lot of favorable attention towards Blackberry 9760.

The best part about the whole thing is that a device is completely changed just for OS 6. There are no apparent changes apart from the operating system and we can safely say that Blackberry 9760 was changed only to modify the operating system. This may actually be a ploy to get Blackberry users to consider upgrading. This is indeed unfortunate but rather factual in modern day technology. A plan is schemed for people to follow which eventually is basically just an idea which is going to force people into complying with the desired results. It is uncertain whether there are any hardware problems for OS 6 at all. It may be just something cooked up for market reasons.

The Unlocked Blackberry 9800 is another Blackberry device which has drawn significant attention and it is believed to have quite a number of features. The features include 2G & 3G, Wi-Fi and OS 6. There are different rumors about this product but again it all boils down to the same fact of OS 6. There is no real option but to upgrade according to the present situation. The OS 6 is possibly the only positive impact coming out of this entire refreshed look of Blackberry 9760.