BlackBerry 8700 Simulator

Simulation utilities allow for better development of applications to ensure they properly function once they are available to the end user. Simulators can be found under various types, such as games, or specialized tools. Blackberry 8700 Simulator's name is self explanatory.

Test applications you create

Waiting for updates that fix certain things can be annoying, however under a good development process, this need can be skipped. When working with a platform other than a computer, in this case a mobile phone, testing done on the actual device can sometimes prove to be harmful. Offering everything that its reality equivalent has, makes it a suitable ground to ensure your application will come out as clean as possible.

Simulate any possible event

Once you write the suitable program, just load it up and start looking for any potential problems. You are able to see how your creation reacts to different situations. From the option to modify the battery capacity, to incoming and outgoing calls, the simulator can do it all.
When you run the application, it will bring on screen, a fully functional Blackberry device. You can navigate through all of its menus, change phone settings, and even manage, and create network connections. This is easily done either with your mouse, or by using the keyboard, and you will be shown on screen what key was pressed on the device. You will also find an option to display only the LCD, for a clearer view of the situation.

To end with

Taking everything into consideration we can state that Blackberry 8700 Simulator is a neat testing ground for applications you want to create. Since every feature of the real device is available, you can make sure that once your program is finished, risk of failure is as close to minimum as possible. Only thing you cannot test is accidentally dropping your device, but let's hope it does not count as a suitable scenario.