Research in Motion launches BlackBerry 8820 with Wi-Fi support
July 18th, 2007 Leave a comment Visited 56 times, 1 so far today
Research in Motion launches BlackBerry 8820 with Wi-Fi support
The recent launch of the Apple iPhone has started showing its effect on the products being launched by the rival companies.
Research in Motion has now launched the first Wi-Fi-enabled BlackBerry smartphone. This one is named Blackberry 8820.
This new smartphone from the company provides data access through both cellular and Wi-Fi networks.
It also supports calling capabilities through unlicensed mobile access (UMA).
The company further said that the device is capable of switching “seamlessly” between cellular networks and Wi-Fi.
They are also offering WEP and WPA encryption along with Cisco Compatible Extensions and support for “the most commonly deployed” virtual private network gateways from Cisco, CheckPoint, and others on this new smartphone.
IDC analyst Chris Hazelton supported the company’s claim by saying that the Blackberry 8820 is a good device for enterprise users and it is also a perfect companion for travelers.
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