Blackberry Bold White Review
By Samuel Cook on March 31st, 2010
With the BlackBerry Bold 900 white you will get the fastest and most powerful BlackBerry smartphone that is available; the Bold is one phone that offers you a lot of the features that you really need, such as high speed on networks all over the world, plus GPS, WiFi and much more.
The BlackBerry Bold in white has a 2.6-inch display as well as a nice user interface and a full QWERTY keyboard; all of these features together make the white BlackBerry Bold one of the easiest smartphones to use. You get easy access to your email, plus if you like to travel it will be easy to find your way around with the built in GPS that gives you turn by turn directions with AT&T Navigator Service.
In addition to being a great mobile phone for business, the BlackBerry Bold 900 White has a lot of multimedia features as well. You will get a music and video player, as well as a 2-megapixel camera that will also record video. This phone features free access to AT&T WiFi hotspots, and there are about 17,000 locations across the country; these include places like McDonalds and Starbucks.
For hands free communication you get Bluetooth, and to store your media there is 1 GB of internal memory as well as a microSD slot so that you can expand the phone’s memory up to 32 GB. The battery life for the Bold White is also fairly good, being rated for 4.5 hours of talk time.
Of course you also get high speed 3G Internet access. For the business user, the BlackBerry Bold White offers a document viewer and editor. With this tool you can view and edit Microsoft World documents, Excel and PowerPoint documents. For keeping in touch you get text and multimedia messaging. There is also support for social networking sites, which makes it simple to contact your online friends.
The call quality that you get with the white BlackBerry Bold is fair, though you might notice an echo every once in a while. The sound is just as good with the speakerphone, and for hands free use there is Bluetooth. The one problem that you may have with the Bold is that using WiFi does seem to drain the battery quickly.
