Upcoming BlackBerry handset makes yet another early appearance with BlackBerry Bold 9790 pictures outed online alongside a selection of expected specs for the full QWERTY and touchscreen touting device
Looking to bounce back from its recent service issues Research in Motion looks set to launch a new BlackBerry handset with leaked BlackBerry Bold 9790 pictures hitting the web.
Far from confirmed, the BlackBerry Bold 9790 has made a number of pre-release appearances with the latest images offering an uninhibited view of the full QWERTY keyboard boasting smartphone that looks set to replace the currentBold 9780.
BlackBerry Bold 9790 Specs
According to the latest leaks the BlackBerry Bold 9790 is to land sporting the same 1.2GHz single-core processor as the current 9900 series with NFC capabilities and the BlackBerry 7 OS mobile operating system also set to feature.
Expected to boast 8GB of internal storage the BlackBerry Bold 9790 will land in with a touchscreen display with the standard matt black model to be accompanied by a second, white and gold hued offering.
Is the much mooted BlackBerry Bold 9790 atop your list for upgrade wish list or are you holding out for a new Android or WP7 monster? Let us know via the comments box below.
Far from confirmed, the BlackBerry Bold 9790 has made a number of pre-release appearances with the latest images offering an uninhibited view of the full QWERTY keyboard boasting smartphone that looks set to replace the currentBold 9780.
BlackBerry Bold 9790 Specs
According to the latest leaks the BlackBerry Bold 9790 is to land sporting the same 1.2GHz single-core processor as the current 9900 series with NFC capabilities and the BlackBerry 7 OS mobile operating system also set to feature.
Expected to boast 8GB of internal storage the BlackBerry Bold 9790 will land in with a touchscreen display with the standard matt black model to be accompanied by a second, white and gold hued offering.
Is the much mooted BlackBerry Bold 9790 atop your list for upgrade wish list or are you holding out for a new Android or WP7 monster? Let us know via the comments box below.
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