InfoSyncWorld have published a review of the AT&T BlackBerry Pearl 8110 smartphone. 'The AT&T BlackBerry Pearl 8110 uses RIM's unified BlackBerry media menu for multimedia features, but these hardly enhance the device. The phone can play back videos and music files of various compressed formats, like MP3 and AAC on the music side, as well as MP4 videos, and we found the simple media player to be easy to use, even for creating new playlists. We definitely like being able to plug in our own headphones, a more significant plus than most manufacturers realize.
Still, we would have liked more advanced features. For one, AT&T could have bundled their over-the-air music store and Cellular Video software, though the phone's EDGE networking would make videos prohibitively slow. For another, though the Pearl had no trouble reading a microSD card synchronized to our Windows Media Player library, we would like to see RIM step in and create an intuitive, powerful media transfer suite, like Apple's iPhone has in the iTunes software.'
Read: AT&T BlackBerry Pearl 8110 review - InfoSyncWorld.com