The Blackberry, which was first introduced to the world in 1999, is a special wireless handheld device that supports a number of technology features. In addition to text messaging, a Blackberry is also capable of acting as a mobile telephone, of performing Internet faxing, of completing push email, and even of web browsing. Some even offer two-way radio capabilities.
The Blackberry first gained attention because of its email capabilities, despite the fact that it originally only offered a monochrome display. Today, the most popular models of Blackberry have color displays and the number of features offered on the Blackberry continue to evolve.
Blackberries are also used as personal organizers, as they are capable of maintaining an electronic address book, to-do lists, calendars and more. To make their use even easier, Blackberries also have built in keyboards, making it far easier to type in text messages with a Blackberry than with a traditional mobile telephone. In addition, the keyboard is set up to be easy to type on with only the use of the thumbs.
Blackberries are also an excellent alternative to mobile phones when it comes to text messaging, as some don't even require having mobile phone service coverage. In addition, they are Wi-Fi compatible, which is very useful for businesspeople using the Blackberry in order to maintain access to their email as they travel. With the help of the Blackberry, businesspeople can remain continually updated and in contact with their clients no matter where they may be.
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