RIM Unveils Bold phones with the new BlackBerry 7 OS, augmented reality and NFC (digital trends)

Suddenly his world BlackBerry Conference, which opens tomorrow, RIM has officially unveiled the 9900 BlackBerry and 9930. Part of the line in bold, the phones are the first to run BlackBerry 7 bone, a redesigned version of BB 6 which seems to more resemble Tablet OS of the manual. ?The two phones, who fled earlier this year, the feature a 1.2 GHz processor, a touch of "Liquid Graphics", HSPA + support, registration, 8 GB of storage, 768 MB RAM, HD 720 p near field communication (NFC) videos and screen augmented reality support. ?They are also thinner than usual, only 10.5 mm and RIM pointed out "bonus material", they are made, such as stainless steel.

Liquid Graphics: The touchscreen should be faster and more flexible, offering "up to 60 frames per second." The screen is 2.8 inches and capacitance with a resolution of 640 × 480.

NFC: The 9900 and 9930 have NFC built in a technology that allows you to use your smartphone as a credit card, it sweeping approximately 2 to 4 inches of a receiver to make a payment. RIM does not announce any software or service coupled with the feature.

Augmented reality: RIM noted that two phones have a digital compass integrated to support augmented reality and location services. New API and Wikitude support (AR software) should help developers build in support of the RA in their applications. Microsoft recently announced a reality augmented thrust, as well as in its Windows phone upcoming mango update.

BlackBerry 7 OS: The next version of the operating system of RIM looks more like the bones of the manual shelf. It comes with a "improved" browser, voice search, more preloaded apps such as documents To Go (Office clone) and a new feature called BlackBerry balance, which separates content corporate phone of personal content, allowing users in high-security companies to use social networks and the things of this nature.

Two phones should be available this summer with the topic 9900 for carriers such as AT & T GSM and the topic 9930 for CDMA carriers like Verizon (no LTE 4 G support has been announced).