Connectivity
The connectivity options of the BlackBerry 8800 reflect the technological standards of its launch period. The device supports GSM 2G bands, providing basic voice and data communication. GPRS and EDGE technologies facilitate internet access, albeit at slower speeds than what modern users expect. Lacking Wi-Fi capability, it relies heavily on cellular networks. Bluetooth 2.0 allows for straightforward wireless sharing and the GPS functionality, paired with BlackBerry Maps, offers basic navigational assistance. The absence of a radio and 3.5mm headphone jack, however, limits its entertainment features.
- ⬤ BlackBerry 8800 Performance
- ⬤ BlackBerry 8800 Connectivity
- ⬤ BlackBerry 8800 Battery Life
- ⬤ BlackBerry 8800 Conclusion