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Blackberry Z5 is in the works, being for the Z10 essentially a downsized copy, but not in actual size, as the Z5 is expected to sport the same 4.2-inch display as the Z10.For now it’s unclear what kind of sacrifices future adopters will be asked to make. Probably there will only be 1 gig of RAM beneath the hood, probably a lower-clocked dual-core CPU, a primary 5 MP camera and just 8 GB of storage.

BlackBerry announced on Tuesday their latest BlackBerry 10-powered device, the Q5 smartphone.It comes with classic QWERTY keyboard for typing, similar to their Q10 device.The device will most likely fit perfectly in the hands of average or new smartphone users who ‘want it all’ at once.

T-Mobile specific version of the BlackBerry Curve 9310, which has already been released on Verizon and Boost Mobile seems to be out in less than a month.Be sure to visit T-Mo’s website or the carrier’s brick and mortar stores starting January 23.The phone will go up for sale for $49.99 with two-year agreements and will feature Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity, a 2.44 QVGA display, a 3.2 MP cam with flash, microSD support, and a 1,450 mAh battery.

RIM is apparently preparing to release its new smartphone, BlackBerry Curve 9620.It's going to be a budget smartphone, though the information we have is currently unofficial.The device is equipped with a single 2.44-inch display with a resolution 480h360 points and QWERTY-keyboard underneath, is running under BlackBerry OS 7.1, and also has an optical trackpad.

It was officially confirmed, that RIM intends to cater for the entry level market by delivering yet another highly affordable BlackBerry from the Curve range all the way across the pond.The hardware specifications are still extremely scant at this point in time, although it comes across as no surprise to hear that the Curve 9320 will feature a full QWERTY keyboard, an optical trackpad and a 3.2-megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom.

BlackBerry P'9981 is a new luxury version of BlackBerry Bold 9900. The device is available only in the UK and the Middle East for now.The P'9981 sports a 1.2GHz Qualcomm MSM8655 CPU and 768MB of RAM, 2.8-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 640 x 480 (giving it a pixel density of 286ppi), BlackBerry OS 7.0 with Liquid Graphics, a 1,230mAh battery, GPS, NFC and a 5MP rear camera with an LED flash and 720p HD video capture.

Aside from LG Spectrum, Verizon is also offering the BlackBerry Curve 9370.It is available for $99.99 with 2-Year contract and after $50 online discount or $409.99 contract-free.The device comes packed with a 5MP camera, WiFi, optical trackpad and Social Feed functions, and is running under BlackBerry 7 OS.

Verizon Wireless has announced today the availability of the new BlackBerry Curve 9370 starting January 19.The device is powered by the new BlackBerry 7 OS and is said to be the first global ready BlackBerry Curve for Verizon.Other device's features are NFC capability, a 5MP camera, 2.44-inch display, Wi-Fi b/g/n. Bluetooth 2.1, GPS, and microSD card slot with support for up to 32GB SD cards.It will be available with a price tag of $99.

The entry-level BlackBerry Curve 9360 now has a leaked operating system upgrade which will enable mobile hotspot functions.Even though the Curve 9360 is a little lower-end, it’s great to see high-end functions like this and NFC staying consistent across tiers.Anyway you should remember that this update is unofficial and unsupported.

Telus is prepping to launch an entry-level version of the BlackBerry Bold 9900.The 9790 will be going for $130 on a three-year contract, which is only $40 cheaper than the 9900.The touchscreen comes with 2.4 inches and 480 x 360 pixels, a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash and autofocus, runs on a 1 GHz processor with 768 MB of RAM, and has the same OS 7 experience we’re seeing on RIM’s latest smartphones.