The successor of the 8800, the 9000 evolves the design, but is a real revolution software-wise. It runs on similar, yet much different software with animations.
EngadgetMobile got exclusive images of the new RIM BlackBerry 9000. This is the successor of the 8800 (and the 8700) and as it can be seen from the comparison picture, evolves the design language. What is more interesting though, is the software. The videos, the lucky insider managed to capture, point out BlackBerry phones will get a new contemporary look of their user interface, with animations and cool looking icons. Though obviously consumer oriented, we may hope to see some better multimedia implementation in these otherwise business phones.
RIM BlackBerry 9000 Preliminary Specifications
source: EngadgetMobile
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