As for preloaded enterprise-oriented software, the Bold comes along with a number of valuable applications, including the full, premium version of the Documents to Go mobile office suite. The last couple of generations of BlackBerry smartphones also shipped with Doc to Go, but they included only the free, limited version that lacked some "advanced" options, such as the ability to create new documents. Docs to Go Premium also includes a full PDF reader, which isn't available in the free version. I'm a big fan of this software, and it's a must-have for all BlackBerry toting businesspeople.

The Bold 9930 also supports RIM's BlackBerry Balance technology, which helps IT secure corporate data on BlackBerrys without putting too many restrictions on users' devices. (Read more on .)

I know, I know, that's a lot to like--and a lot of information to take in. But that's just the positive stuff about the Bold 9930. Here's the flip side.

As stated early on in this evaluation, I really, really like the BlackBerry Bold 9930. And as such, I have many more good things to say about it than I have criticisms. But that's not to say I found it to be perfect, here's why.