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Three more phones were leaked in the latest BestBuy Mobile Buyer’s Guide.
Follow the ”more” link for the marketing blurbs in a larger font.
BlackBerry Tour
Launching with TELUS and Bell in July 2009, the BlackBerry Tour fits as well in your pocket as in your hand. The user-friendly, backlit keyboard makes typing emails and working on documents easier than ever, and the 480×360px hi-res display delivers crystal-clear quality-whether you’re browsing the web, watching video or viewing pictures taken by the built-in 3.2MP camera.
HTC Snap
Launching with TELUS, keep in touch with the people who matter the most with the Snap’s Inner Circle feature. With the press of a button you can view emails from only your closest contacts, while the Snap’s integrated life management features keep your social and work life in sync and running smoothly.
HTC Touch Pro2
Launching with TELUS, business is quicker with the Touch Pro2. Make conference calls and instantly invite people from your contact list, or even direct from an email. Place it on your desk and you get a professional-quality speakerphone, with clear sound quality and an adjustable tilt screen for easy viewing.
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July 4th, 2009
The FCC, Federal Communications Commission, has approved the BlackBerry Curve 8520 for sale in the US.
If rumors are true the latest device in the Curve lineup will be launching in July on T-Mobile. The EDGE device will feature 256 MB internal memory, 2MP camera (no flash), a 35 key backlit QWERTY keyboard, WIFI (802.11b/g), and optical trackpad (no more roller ball).
Read the application at the FCC-warning PDF!
Source: CellPhoneSignal
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June 30th, 2009
America’s largest 3G network, Verizon Wireless, will be launching the BlackBerry Tour on July 12. The BlackBery 9630 is currently up for pre-orders on the Verizon website. The Tour features Bluetooth, 3.2 MP camera, V CAST Music with Rhapsody (PC and wireless downloads-subscription), VZ Navigator, and Visual Voice Mail. Verizon is also offering the BlackBerry Tour without a 3.2 MP camera for companies and organizations that do not allow employees to carry a camera with them.
Pricing for the BlackBerry Tour 9630 (with or without a camera) is below:
2 year term: $199.99 (after $70 online rebate)
1 year term: $269.99 (after $70 online rebate)
monthly: $489.99
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June 30th, 2009
Telus is going to release the BlackBerry 9630 Tour on July 15th, according to an e-mail send out to Platinum PERKS members. No official pricing has been announced by rumored pricing is below.
3 year term: $249.99 (promo pricing)
3 year term: $449.99
2 year term: $549.99
1 year term: $599.99
no term: $649.99
Can’t read the image? Click the “more” link to read the text version.
Since you’re a Platinum PERKS client, we want you to be the first to know about the new BlackBerry Tour 9630.
With features like international roaming and the ability to download and edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files, you can take your life with you – on the go. Snap your own crystal-clear photos along the way with the built-in 3.2 megapixel camera, featuring flash, auto-focus, full screen preview, and geo-tagging capabilities. Plus, the high resolution HVGA screen lets you what streaming video in stunning clarity.
Find out more and make it yours on July 15, 2009.
Source: CrackBerry
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June 27th, 2009
The BlackBerry Pearl Flip is now available from Verizon Wireless. The Pearl Flip has a 2 MP camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, and the half (20 key) QWERTY keyboard that the original Pearl has been sporting since launch. Current pricing is below.
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June 19th, 2009
Virgin Mobile has officially launched the BlackBerry 8230 Pearl Flip. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip is a 3G smart phone that features a 2 MP camera, BlackBerry GPS Navigation, media player, 128 MB internal memory, and BlackBerry messenger. Virgin will only be selling the Black Pearl Flip at the following price points.
3-year: $0.00
2-year: $299.99
1-year: $349.99
30-day: $399.99
More at Virgin.
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May 11th, 2009
Looks like most BlackBerry users in Canada and the United States are currently without e-mail service. From what I have read it appears all service providers are affected by this outage: Rogers, AT&T, Verizon, etc.
Are you experiencing no e-mail service or delays receiving messages, leave a comment below.
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April 13th, 2009
Research in Motion has finally released the long awaited Blackberry App World to go head to head with Apple’s App Store. Details about Blackberry App World are as follows quoted from RIM’s website:
To ensure that your BlackBerry® smartphone will support BlackBerry App World™, it must have the following system requirements:
- BlackBerry® Device Software version 4.2 or higher
- BlackBerry smartphones with trackballs or SurePress™ touch screen
- BlackBerry App World is only available to customers in US, Canada and UK and may not be available on all networks
To Find this application to add to your blackberry device you will need to go to the mobile blackberry homepage which is found at http://mobile.blackberry.com. Click on The blackberry App world link and download it to your smartphone. The Total File Size is 523 KB.
I personally just downloaded it and its a sick little application. After a few days of usage I’ll do a full review on it and post back my findings. One thing I have noticed is you will need a active PayPal account to pay for any applications you wish to purchase.
But the big question is can it combat the App Store on iTunes? We’ll have to wait see.
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April 1st, 2009
Could this be the BlackBerry 99xx (Pluto), Research in Motions’s fully QWERTY keyboard with SurePress display? CrackBerry has received a “leaked” photo of the device with a target launch date of late 2009 on Rogers Wireless.
I call fake-what do you think?
Source: CrackBerry
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March 14th, 2009
MetroPCS, a regional CDMA carrier in the United States, has launched the BlackBerry 8330 Curve. As the image shows the Curve features a 2 MP camera, full QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth, and a $449.00 price tag.
Head over to the MetroPCS website to learn more.
Source: EngadgetMobile
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March 10th, 2009
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