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Product Information : Blackberry Pearl 8110

Talk time: 3.5 hours, standby time: 360 hours, Camera: Yes, Integrated, 91 grams, WAP, GPRS More product info

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GPS Does the phone have a built-in GPS receiver?	Yes
SAR-Value SAR, Specific Absorption Rate, a measurement of the amount of radiation that is absorbed into a head while using a cellular phone, the higher the SAR-value the more radiation that is absorbed into the head. The lower the better. W/kg over 10 g tissue. Max value in EU, Japan etc is 2 W/kg. Below 0.5 is low, 0.5-1.0 is in the middle and over 1 is high.	1.26 W/kg
MP3/Audio Player Does the phone have an MP3 or audio player to let you listen to music?	No
Radio Choose yes if you want to be able to listen to radio with your mobile phone.	No
Java Is the phone java enabled? Phones with Java make it possible to download applications written in Java so you don't have stick to pre-loaded applications. You might download games, utility applications, etc. Java types can be J2ME, MIDP, CLDC, PersonalJava.	Yes
E-mail	Email
Camera
Camera Does the phone have a built-in camera (Integrated)? Or is the phone compatible with a camera attachment?	Yes, Integrated
MegaPixels	2
Flash	Yes
Camcorder Does the phone have a camcorder which is built-in (Integrated)?	Yes
Power source
Battery Which battery type comes with the mobile phone?	Li-Ion
Standby time The standby time indicates how long the battery lasts before needing to be recharged. The advertised standby time applies if no calls are made. When you make a call the standby time decreases significantly since talk time consumes power.	360 hours
Talk time Talk time indicates how long you can talk before the battery ends.	3.5 hours
Display
Touch Screen Choose yes if you want to be able to navigate/dial using screen touch.	No
Operating system
Operating System	N/A
Network features
HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Data Access is a mobile phone communications protocol. It makes it possible reach higher downloading speeds to your phone. In theory 10-20 Mbit/s. This standard is sometimes called HSDPA	No
MMS Multimedia Messaging Service, MMS, let's you exchange multimedia messages such as graphical postcards, animations, video clips, maps and business cards.	Yes
3G/UMTS Third Generation phones, 3G phones, have very high speed connections, enabling video conferencing and other applications which use broadband connectivity to the Internet.	No
EDGE	Yes
GPRS General Packet Radio Service, GPRS, is a standard for high-speed connection. It is an advanced data transmission mode which doesn't require a continuous connection to the Internet, it uses the network only when there is data to be sent, which is more efficient than a continuous connection. GPRS can send and receive data at speeds up to 115 kbps.	Yes
WAP Is the phone WAP enabled? WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) allows you to surf the Internet with your mobile phone, although in a reduced form. Services are limited at the moment, but news, weather, sport, financial data and other information are all available. More services will be made available as wireless technology improves.	Yes
Design
Design	Regular
Smartphone Smartphones are often "a bit more" than the normal Mobile Phone. They often have a keyboard or a touch screen, run on more advanced operating systems and have a functionality that is similar to the computers. IE to browse the Internet, read and reply to emails and run programs.	Yes
Keyboard	Yes
Connectivity
USB Connection Does the mobile phone have an USB connection?	Yes
Bluetooth Bluetooth enables wireless communication between your phone and other devices with Bluetooth, such as a laptop or a headset. Developed by Ericsson Inc., Intel Corp., Nokia Corp. and Toshiba.	Yes
WLAN A person with a Wi-Fi enabled device such as a PC, cell phone or PDA can connect to the Internet when in proximity of an access point. The region covered by one or several access points is called a hotspot. Hotspots can range from a single room to many square miles of overlapping hotspots. Wi-Fi was originally a brand licensed by the Wi-Fi Alliance to describe the embedded technology of wireless local area networks (WLAN) based on the IEEE 802.11 standard. As of 2007, common use of the term Wi-Fi has broadened to describe the generic wireless interface of mobile computing devices.	No
Network bands
Network bands The Network Band says whether the phone is Tri, Dual or Quad Band, and which frequencies it works on. Generally you would use a Tri Band handset for the USA. If you need the phone for travel you should check which frequency the country uses before deciding on Tri, Dual or Quad Band.	Quad Band GSM 850/900/1800/1900
Memory
Supported external memory cards	MicroSD
Internal memory The amount of memory within the handset. The phone stores pictures, messages, names, etc in internal memory.	64 MB
Measures
Weight (oz)	3.21 oz
Weight Weight in grams with standard battery.	91 grams
Dimensions (HxWxD)	107x50x14.5 mm
Special Features
Manufacturer	Blackberry

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