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BlackBerry 6220 (2006)

BlackBerry 6220

Release year: 2006 ★ 2.5/5(94 ratings)

The BlackBerry 6220 handheld device is enabled for voice and data communication. Through the mobile data management service of BlackBerry Enterprise Server, BlackBerry offers access to important corporate data on BlackBerry devices. This service provides constant, "push"-based access to corporate applications and information through BlackBerry devices, browsers, and software development tools. Thanks to wireless access to corporate data such as CRM and ERP applications or Intranet data, mobile professionals can gain significant benefits from access to information that could previously only be retrieved from the office. The mobile data management service supports multiple languages (XML, HTTP, WML) and allows users to access data through the BlackBerry browser or Java applications. Busy professionals often rely on their electronic organizer for time planning and communication with colleagues. However, the day's schedule can change extremely quickly, creating inconsistencies between the computer calendar and the handheld device, making it necessary to have a cradle or USB cable available for synchronization. Thanks to BlackBerry's wireless calendar synchronization, it is possible to share calendar events wirelessly and automatically, synchronizing the computer calendar and the device calendar without any intervention. The BlackBerry will always keep you informed about your appointments no matter how quickly the day's schedule changes.

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Technical specifications

NetworksDual-band GSM 900 / 1800 MHz
Dimensions11,3 x 7,5 x 2,0 cm
Weight with battery136 g
BatteryRemovable/rechargeable lithium battery
Standby timeup to 12 days
Talk timeup to 5 hours
Operating systemMicrosoft Exchange version 2.1 or later

In the box: Charging cradle, USB cradle for charging and syncing with PC, international travel charger, and case

Messaging

SMSYes
ChatNo

Messaging notes: BlackBerry is the wireless solution that allows you to send, receive, forward, and reply to email messages anywhere and at any time. The BlackBerry device is easily integrated with existing corporate email accounts or personal accounts, and can also be used with the new address provided. With BlackBerry's "push" technology, there is no need to search for email messages—they will find you. The result is: no remote connection, no type of link-up, no effort. Always On, Always Connected is BlackBerry's motto!

Design and display

DisplayBlack and white, high-resolution display, 160 x 100 pixels, with 8, 10, 12, or 15 lines, at the user's choice.
Adjustable contrastYes
Multi-line displayYes
Backlit keypadYes
Keypad lockYes
One-touch phonebook accessYes
Antennainternal
VibrationYes
Headphone jackYes

Design notes: Backlit QWERTY keyboard, thumb-controllable scroll wheel navigation, built-in speaker and microphone, hands-free headset.

Features

SIM Application ToolkitYes
J2ME supportYes
Voice dialingNo
Memory16 MB of flash memory plus 2 MB of SRAM

Feature notes: Email: Integration with existing corporate email accounts, integration with existing ISP email accounts, integration of a new handheld email account. Password protection and keypad lock. Includes BlackBerry Desktop Software. The SMS (Short Messaging Service) feature also allows you to easily send and receive short text messages using the BlackBerry device without having to forward email messages to a mailbox. You can quickly exchange messages with other SMS-enabled devices, using the BlackBerry handheld's PC-style keyboard or the SureType technology keyboard available on BlackBerry business phones. Integrated RIM wireless modem.

Connectivity

Built-in modemYes
EmailYes

Connectivity notes: The BlackBerry device includes a powerful Web browser that brings the Internet directly into the palm of your hand. You can use the always-on connection to browse Web sites, access stock market forecasts, check news and weather, and much more. The QWERTY keyboard and the selection/scroll wheel make it easy to type addresses and select links. A growing variety of optional third-party Internet services are also available. BlackBerry provides the security of a constant connection and the ability to access information on the Internet wherever you are.

Camera

CameraNo