Those of you wait for slate of next-generation RIM BlackBerry touch screen (better known by his code name, Monaco and Monza) have an another glimmer of hope to cling to. TrueSupplier recently started to list of the individual components of the apparatus, which indicates that a phone has been devoted to mass production.
We saw the video online device, in a large amount of stills and even enjoyed a detailed technical sheet. Of all this, we reconstructed that Monaco/Monza will cover the CDMA and GSM carriers, running OS 7 (complete with a new graphics rendering engine) and include communications in near-field and a magnetic compass for augmented reality applications. The 5 megapixel camera on the back must be capable of recording 720 p video, and the device will be among the first BlackBerry smartphones to support mobile Wi - Fi hotspot. The BlackBerry 9860 will have the screen more large, more high resolution of all BlackBerry to this day (3.7 inch, 800 x 480), but we expect a brother more small, the curve Touch, for if attack to the layer of medium of range.
BlackBerry 9860 will be either go on the market as the key or the Volt, but I am bent forward. The chronology, our best guess is on T-Mobile on June 29, followed by the 9900 daring to return to school. Seeing that the two had their ad spots a leak at the same time, it is probably enough that they start around the same time.
