Blackberry Torch 9800 is a capable tool for various media

The Blackberry Torch 9800 is an inspired piece of engineering; the phone is a QWERTY-touch screen combination which is debuting the new Blackberry 6 OS. RIM have probably produced there best effort so far; the Torch is equipped with a range web and cellular network connections and boasts GPS and a digital camera also.
For a Blackberry, the Torch is a very attractive handset; the 3.2 inch HVGA screen has a pixel resolution of 480 x 360 and it is capable of producing an impressive contrast ratio. You can interact with the interface via the multi-touch input method implemented by the capacitive screen technology, however for old skool users; an optical track pad has been thrown in.
The QWERTY keyboard is quite compact which may trouble diehard Blackberry users, but this is so it can neatly slide in and out from behind the screen. The Blackberry 6 OS has many similar features to HTC's coveted Sense UI; it integrates all of yours and your friend's social network activity straight into the phones home screen and contacts list. RIM has packed in tons of connectivity; the Torch uses Wi Fi and 3G to connect to the web where a full browser allows you to surf, download and stream at your command. For the first since the beginning of man RIM have provided Torch users with a decent camera system; it is capable of capturing crisp, colour rich imagery in both video and photo formats. All of your work can be shared online with the phones uploading facilities and Bluetooth allows the phone to transfer files to compatible hardware devices like other phones.
You also have support for FM radio and the phones expandable memory allows users to build up a collection of there favourite songs, which they take with them anywhere as the phone has been hooked up with a 3.5mm AV connection for headphones.
The Blackberry Torch 9800 is a capable tool for various media; web surfing, messaging, entertainment and photography. Accessing the Blackberry App World lets lucky owners of the phone download additional apps and customize there own Torch 9800 experience.
The likes of Nokia and Samsung will be keeping a close eye on the progress of this phone as it may effect the performance of there latest smartphones; the Nokia N8 and Samsung Galaxy S.