[color=#006600][/color]If there’s one complaint Blackberry
users usually have, it’s the battery
life. No matter how smart a phone
is, there isn’t much use for it when
the battery is dead. For Blackberry
lovers who do not have constant
electricity, or heavy phone users on
the field, the Blackberry Q10 just
might be the answer. A longer
battery life, combined with the
operating system of the Z10, and the
aesthetics of the Bold 9900 is the
BB Q10 in a nutshell.
The swipe-driven BB10 OS provides
plenty of new, exciting ways of
interacting with the device, while
keyboard shortcuts and Instant
Actions will add extra speed and
flexibility. Some of the key features
include: a Four-row hardware
QWERTY keyboard, similar to that of
the BB Torch; 3.1 inches 16M-colour
720p Super AMOLED capacitive
touch screen slightly bigger than
that of the Bold 9900; BlackBerry
10.1 Operating System; Office
document editor; BlackBerry Hub
which is a unified inbox of all your
communication and social
networking accounts, the BBM with
video chat and screen sharing;
Impressively good 8 MP auto-focus
camera with face detection and Time
Shift; LED flash Full HD (1080p)
video recording at 30fps; 720p on
the front-facing camera; 2MP front
facing camera; 16GB of storage,
microSD card slot; Bluetooth 4.0 etc.
The Q10 shares plenty of design
language with the keyboard-free
Z10. Its 119.6 x 66.8mm dimensions
actually slot in somewhere between
the Z10 and the 9900. The Q10’s
10.35mm thickness is one full
millimeter thicker than the Z10 that
came before and just fractionally
thinner than the 9900.
Powering the device is the same
1.5GHz Qualcomm MSM8960 dual-
core CPU with 2GB of RAM. The
phone also offers 16GB of internal
storage, with microSD expansion on
tap. Call quality was on-par with the
Z10. However, the move to physical
keys defeats some of the most
compelling aspects of BlackBerry
10’s predictive virtual keyboard,
namely the ability to flick upward on
individual letters to auto-complete
words and the ability to swipe from
right to left to delete a whole word.
There is a predictive mode you can
enable on the Q10, which simply
places a row of suggestions along
the bottom of the display as you
type. Reaching up to it and then back
to the keyboard could be a bit clumsy
however. Also, it is easier to enter
text on the virtual keys of the Z10
than the physical ones of the Q10.
On the bright side, getting to special
characters is far less cumbersome
since they’re all right there on the
keys.
The Q10 will also do just fine lasting
through a day of usage, as in a
recent testing carried out the phone
managed nine hours and 35 minutes
total. That’s an hour and 20 minutes
more than the Z10,putting it more or
less on-par with the LTE Samsung
Galaxy S III. Experts also revealed
that the phone easily got through a
full day of typically heavy use
without reaching for the charger.
Whether this could just be the
battery saving paradise BB users
have been longing for, only time will
tell.

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