Toronto, Aug 30 - Browsing on your BlackBerry smart phone could soon become a much better experience.

Customers have been complaining about BlackBerry's browser since the launch of Apple's iPhone which offers better browsing experience. To improve browsing on its smart phones, the BlackBerry maker has acquired Toronto-based company called Torch Mobile.

The company, which makes the Iris mobile browser, will give BlackBerry edge in competition with other smart phones, including Apple's iPhone.

No details of the deal have been made public by the BlackBerry maker (RIM) based at Hamilton near Toronto. But Torch Mobile's employees have already joined the BlackBerry software development team.

In a statement, the Toronto company said it is 'excited to announce that our company has been acquired by Research In Motion (RIM), one of the most renowned mobile technology companies in the world.