BlackBerry Bold 9650 Review, User Guide and Problems
The BlackBerry Bold 9650 smartphone from Research In Motion is now available for purchase on the Sprint Network and commands a price tag of $449.99 but with a $150 instant rebate and a $100 mail in rebate the price for the BlackBerry Bold 9650 on Sprint costs $199.99 based on a 2 year agreement.
Spec wise the successor to the BlackBerry Tour offers the user a 2.4 inch half VGA 480 x 320 pixel display, a 3.2 megapixel camera with flash, GPS, quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 850/900/1800/1900, single-band UMTS/HSPA 2100 MHz, dual-band CDMA/EVDO 800/1900 MHz, 512MB memory, Bluetooth, WiFi, microSd expansion and a 3.5mm jack.
The full user guide for the User Guide for the BlackBerry Bold 9650 on Sprint which gives the owner virtually everything they require to get to know their new smartphone in detail is now available in PDF form and can be viewed by hitting up (here)
The BlackBerry Bold 9560 is a world phone which means it can not only make calls in the US but also abroad and measures 112 x 62 x 14mm with a weight of 136 grams and has a talk time of up to 5 hours and a standby time of up to 13 days.
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6 thoughts on “BlackBerry Bold 9650 Review, User Guide and Problems”
Bold 9650 has terrible outgoing call quality. They sound muffled. The device freezes and the Browser is bad. MicroS
SD issues – indicates errors on the card every few days Real quality issues.
Got my Bold 9650 about 2 months ago. Really like the device however two significant problems: 1. when going to sms/mms to get a text, it gets stuck there and when I go back to read my email in the "Messages" function, all I see is the text message so I have to pull the battery and start over. Told by Verizon they would need to do a full wipe and reinstall all the info. 2. Today while in the "Calendar" function, the device froze up completely. Pulled the battery to reset numerous times but it gets stuck and frozen in the start-up process. Since this one is junk, I now get a rebuilt one from Verizon because it is more than 30 days old. Not impressed at all.
Mine keeps dropping calls. Won't maintain the Verizon network. Shows "none" under options/mobile network/mobile network. Then the next minute, shows AT&T–then, Verizon, then back to "none." At the same time, my keyboard stops functioning altogether. This was a refurbed unit to replace my Tour (well actually my third Tour–all three of which rebooted constantly on their own).
very, very slow bootup process hate it!!!
Does this freezing seem to be a common problem? we have one that is only 4 days old and keeps freezing up, have to take the battery out repeatedly to fix this problem. Also, everytime we make an outbound call I can hear my own voice echoing back at me. It's very obnoxious..
I recieved my 3 Blackberry Bold 9650 yesterday. The first one kept locking up and resetting, the second, same thing, the third, isn't freezing up but resets itself all day long. What is the problem? Is it something I'm doing?