The small miniature trackball that sits under the screen and is used for navigation within and between applications remains as delightful as ever.


TrustedReviews has reviewed Blackberry 8120 and given out “With the Pearl 8120, RIM is clearly trying to push further into the consumer’s consciousness and retain its business fans too. The device doesn’t go far enough to capture all consumers - where’s the 3G and the oodles of internal memory, for example? But it does show that RIM is trying harder than ever to break out of its ‘businesses only’ box. Design-wise it’s on the button. Features-wise there is still a little way to go. And as a whole, it’s certainly recommended.”

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