It seems like not a day goes by that someone isn’t either launching a new phone, or a new phone rumor springs up. It’s hard to figure out which rumors are true until the actual announcement is made. However, there is one good way to be fairly certain about some of these rumors.
We knew it was coming, but today RIM made it official with the announcement of their very first Wi-Fi BlackBerry phone, the 8820. The new phone will be compatible with 802.11 a/b/g wireless networks.
Are you a loyal BlackBerry user that is jealous of the iPhone’s WiFi abilities? Don’t worry, you’ll have the opportunity to get your favorite phone with a wireless option.
According to sources, the T-Mobile version of the BlackBerry 8320 will make its debut sometime in September of this year with a few new changes.
These pre-release announcements may very well give us something to ponder upon prior to a device’s release, but it does take some of the excitement out of the launch day itself. Over at the Pinstack forums they’re nonetheless summoning up some glee at the unboxing of AT&T’s BlackBerry Curve 8300, the latest handset from the [...]
AT&T is announcing today that the eagerly anticipated BlackBerry Curve will be available in stores, online and through the various B2B channels beginning tomorrow (Thursday, 5/31) for as low as $199.99 (with a 2-year contract and mail-in rebates).
The Curve exclusive in the U.S. for AT&T and includes such AT&T-specific services as AT&T Music, Push to [...]
Rumour abounds that T-Mobile US will be launching their own version of BlackBerry’s Curve smartphone, the 8320, identical to the 8300 that AT&T will be carrying except for the pleasant addition of WiFi. It’s a reasonable prediction, given T-Mobile’s numerous WiFi hotspots.
These days it seems like products are only out for a short time before rumors start floating around about an updated version. This is now true of the BlackBerry Pearl.
What’s the first thing you do when you’ve bought a new toy? Open the damn thing up, of course! And I’m not just talking about taking it out of the box - I’m saying get the screwdrivers out and have a good poke around the internals. A secret friend of The Boy Genius Report has [...]
Devices that have a number in their name just don’t sound as cool as ones with real names. The iPhone sounds cool, but what if it were called the Apple mobile 5600? It wouldn’t sound quite as sleek. Apparently the guys at RIM have the same idea.