How do I reset my BlackBerry 9860?

Posted on by David Darling

How do I reset my BlackBerry 9860?

Find “Security Wipe”

  1. Press the Menu key twice.
  2. Press Options.
  3. Press Security.
  4. Press Security Wipe.
  5. Press Emails, Contacts, etc., User Installed Applications and Media Card.
  6. When the box next to the menu item is ticked (V), the selected data will be deleted.
  7. Press the field and key in blackberry.
  8. Press Wipe.

Which BlackBerry phones still support WhatsApp?

BlackBerry devices powered by Android such as BlackBerry PRIV and BlackBerry DTEK50 will continue to be supported.

Will BlackBerry make phones again?

So it was with some surprise that, in the same breath as TCL’s abandonment of its license, US company OnwardMobility picked it up instead and proceeded to promise a 5G-capable BlackBerry device with a physical keyboard, arriving sometime in 2021.

What is the screen resolution of BlackBerry Torch 9860?

The BlackBerry Torch 9860 uses a 3.7in LCD display with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. This makes it entirely middling on most fronts but don’t let that put you off. Its ~252ppi pixel density makes it nice and sharp while it produces really punchy colours and has good viewing angles.

Will the BlackBerry Torch 9860 be the most hostile smartphone ever?

The BlackBerry Torch 9860 will walk among deadly droids and iPhones – probably the most hostile of environments in smartphone land. No wonder RIM are extra cautious. They had a couple of scouts in touchscreen territory that didn’t return. The Storm phones were exposed despite their SurePress disguise. Now, this time RIM are not beating the drum.

Is the 9860 the best iPhone ever?

As such we ran the browser-based SunSpider and RightWare BrowserMark benchmarks and found the 9860 to be a surprisingly strong contender, posting scores of 2704 and 50992 respectively. These compare to 4057 (lower is better) and 37827 (higher is better) on the iPhone 4.

What is the Torch 9860 and is it worth buying?

The Torch 9860 is part of a new generation of 1.2GHz-powered phones running the latest OS 7. It promises a new touchscreen experience and better specs across the board.