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Blackberry Bold 9900 gets ship date for Vodafone UK

If you are a Blackberry fan in the UK using the Vodafone network or ready to move to that network we have a launch date on the new Bold 9900 smartphone. We already knew that the Bold 9900 was heading to Vodafone in the UK, but what we didn’t know was the specific launch date. We learned that Vodafone would be getting the Bold 9900 at the same time we found out that the Torch 9810 4G would be hitting AT&T this month.

BlackBerry Torch 9860: 10 things you need to know

BB98601 150x150 BlackBerry Torch 9860: 10 things you need to knowThe BlackBerry Torch 9860 is set to take on the iPhone 4 and the HTC Desire S in the mid-sized smartphone market, and to do this it sports a couple of interesting features, some of which you wouldn’t necessary associate with a BlackBerry. Read on.

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What do you think of when we say the word ‘BlackBerry’? Most of you will probably think of a compact device with a full qwerty keyboard. The BlackBerry Torch 9860 is somewhat unusual in that it abandons such a physical input method in favour of the all-touch interface that’s now de rigueur among its rivals.

Hands-on: New BlackBerry Phones

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With the constant drip-drip of Android, Windows Phone 7 and iPhone news inflicting a kind of Chinese water torture on poor old Blackberry, the Canadian giant finally cracked and announced three new smartphones at its ‘biggest ever’ event last week.

The Bold 9900 (its premium QWERTY messenger), Torch 9850 (touchscreen-only successor to the Storm) and Torch 9810 (follow-up to the original Torch, with a slide-out QWERTY) all run Blackberry’s new OS 7 and will be available in the next month. But are they good enough to hold the Android hordes at bay?

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Rogers complete pricing for the BlackBerry Bold 9900, Torch 9860 and 9810

BoldTouch9900 1 150x150 Rogers complete pricing for the BlackBerry Bold 9900, Torch 9860 and 9810The rebirth of RIM is almost upon us. Last week Rogers announced their 3-year price plans for the upcoming BlackBerry Bold 9900, Torch 9860 and Torch 9810. The Bold 9900 came in at $249.99 while both the 9810 and 9860 hit the $199.99 mark. A few days ago we revealed the complete price plans for the Bold 9810, no-term cost came in at $549.99 and was $50 less for each of the other yearly contracts. Images have now surfaced online from CrackBerry that shows the complete price plans for the 9900 and the 9860. Also, the 9810 doc looks like it’ll come two colours, grey (chrome) and a white version.

BlackBerry Bold 9900 and Torch 9810 pops up in the Rogers upgrade system

The only thing remaining for Rogers to do with the new upcoming BlackBerry devices is actually launch them. The complete pricing was revealed last week for the Bold 9900, Torch 9860 and Torch 9810, employees started their training on the smartphones and dummy devices found their way into stores.

Popping up in the Rogers inventory system is the hardware upgrades for the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and Torch 9810, so a launch is imminent… will you be upgrading or buying any of the new BlackBerry devices?

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BlackBerry Bold 9780 T-Mobile Smartphone Review

The BlackBerry Bold 9780 T-Mobile smartphone is a full-featured phone, and unlike some other powerful business-minded mobile handsets, even offers you a choice of colors. Available in a shimmering white or sleek black handset, both models pack the same enterprise punch and virtually endless list of multimedia features. The Blackberry Bold 9780 for T-Mobileruns on the BlackBerry 6 operating system (OS), and is inclined towards the business user, but is also a fun-loving smartphone for the casual and non-business user as well. T-Mobile’s 3G wireless network provides your call handling, and Wifi access is also on board to improve your range.

RIM unveils BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930, Torch 9850/9860 and 9810 in UK

Yesterday in London, RIM (Research in Motion) has announced 5 new Smartphones that will be available in markets later this month. These new Smartphones include BlackBerry Bold 9900/9930Torch 9850/9860and Torch 9810. All of these handsets will run on manufacturer’s own BlackBerry 7 operating system and will be released in arrangement with carriers and distribution partners around the globe.

BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 And 9930 released in India

BB Bold9900 1 231x300 BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 And 9930 released in IndiaRIM had announced to launch its all new BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 and 9930 in the India market in this month.The BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 handset will boast a 2.8″ VGA capacitive diagonol touchscreen that has a maximum resolution of 640*480, this device features with the latest OS from RIM i.e BlackBerry OS 7. The mobile is powered by a 1.2GHz processor and it comes with a QWERTY keypad.

BlackBerry Bold Launch Is Just Around The Corner

Verizon BlackBerry 9930 1 222x300 BlackBerry Bold Launch Is Just Around The CornerWell RIM was unable to make an early summer launch but, it hasstated that it will launch theBlackBerry Bold 9930 sometime in the coming weeks . The new BlackBerry smartphone will feature theBlackBerry 7 OS and some other new options. The mobile device’s price and specific launch date have not been given.

Featuring a 1.2GHz Snapdragon processor, a 2.8-inch VGA touch display, 768MB of RAM, and 8GB of internal memory storage. The thinner and more powerful smartphone is a welcome addition to the BlackBerry family.

BlackBerry Curve 9360 May Have Mobile Hotspot, But What About The Rest?

The recently revealed BlackBerry Curve 9360 is proving to be a surprising bit of hardware. Not only did it (thankfully) get rid of the chintzy chrome-ish highlights of its last iteration, IntoMobile reports that it also packs a a more competitive hardware configuration (hello NFC!) and a little feature hidden in the settings that doesn’t seem to have popped up on any other OS 7 device recently: mobile hotspot.

While the 9360 (affectionately referred to as the “Apollo”) is a significant upgrade for the budget-conscious BlackBerry owner, this development adds a bit of confusion to the mobile hotspot question.

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