The BlackBerry Pearl 3G has been just made official at WES 2010 and, while some carriers out there are anxiously waiting to sell the phone to its subscribers, it looks like T-Mobile USA is not that interested in offering the smartphone to U.S. customers. T-Mobile did sell the original Pearl and it's weird to hear the carrier isn't willing to pick up the 3G version of this popular phone. T-Mobile is ... Read More

We knew the Sprint (NYSE: S) BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Bold 9650 was headed to the US as the first CDMA Bold handset from RIM, but we didn’t think they’d go live with the new smartphone on a Sunday. Nevertheless, Sprint has just made their first BlackBerry Bold for the expected price of $199.99 when purchased with a new 2-year contract from Sprint. The new push emailing smartphone rocks more RAM ... Read More

RIM’s brand new BlackBerry Pearl 3G will be available pretty soon in Australia, as Telstra – the country’s largest mobile operator – has just announced that it’s “the exclusive Australian launch partner” for it. Unlike Vodafone UK’s Pearl 3G (9105), Telstra’s version is the 9100, which has a SureType QWERTY keyboard instead of a regular, alphanumeric one. Other than that, the Pearl 3G 9100 features HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, a 360 x 400 ... Read More

The BlackBerry Bold 9650 might just be just a Tour version, but it's definitely one hot device heading to U.S. carriers. The phone has been recently announced and we could expect it to arrive in stores in the very near future. Verizon is expected to launch the Bold 9650 a lot faster than expected especially since the phone has been spotted in some leaked Verizon Wireless internal images. Sprint, on the other ... Read More

A new BlackBerry phone handset has been just leaked. Well, in all fairness, it's not exactly new since we did see this device before but back then we thought this was going to be the Storm 3. It turns out that this baby has a name for itself: the BlackBerry Slider 9800. The phone has been just leaked and it looks like RIM is more and more interested in offering us ... Read More

As expected, Canadian carrier Koodo Mobile is now selling the BlackBerry  Curve 8530, their first RIM device to date. Koodo is owned by Telus, who has been offering the BlackBerry Curve 8530 since January and has recently knocked the price down to $24.99 on contract. The difference with Koodo is that you can get it for $150 off contract on their Tab system, allowing you to pay off the other ... Read More

The BlackBerry Bold 9650 is physically almost identical to last year's BlackBerry Bold 9700, but it comes with the unusual feature of supporting both CDMA/EVDO networks (as found in the US) as well as GSM/UMTS networks found in the rest of the world. BlackBerry have done this before, for example with the 8830, and it's a very useful option for CDMA customers which allows them to roam abroad. If you're familiar ... Read More

At WES, BlackBerry announced their new pearl of power the  with the BlackBerry Pearl 3G, the smallest BlackBerry, weighing 3.3 ounces, and the first to support 802.11n WiFi. It has all the horse power of a BlackBerry Bold 9700 in a smaller package. The BlackBerry Pearl 3G has support for tri-band UMTS/HSDPA and quad-band EDGE/GPRS/GSM networks, will come in two keyboard styles SureType 20-key layout and one with the 14-key phone ... Read More

Blackberry 8520 Curve is an amazing device that is completely packed with easy to use features and functionalities. One of the amazing feature is its 2 mega pixels camera that elegantly supports beautiful pictures and video clips. You can view all those pictures and videos in its flashy TFT screen that comes with the support of beautiful 65K colors. Through SMS, MMS, Email and instant messaging, users can easily interact ... Read More

RIM released updated Java and Web-based development tools for the BlackBerry platform. The BlackBerry Java Plug-In for Eclipse v1.1 and the BlackBerryWeb Plug-in v2.0 offer new capabilities that make it even easier to create feature-rich applications. The BlackBerry Widget SDK (Software Development Kit) v1.0 and the BlackBerry Java SDK v5.0, which includes more than 20,000 APIs, provide unparalleled access to BlackBerry smartphone hardware features, native BlackBerry software applications and other unique ... Read More