The BlackBerry 8220 Pearl flip has appeared at the Future Shop. While Rogers hasn't officially announced the phone yet, it is already available through Future Shop for $50 with a 3-year contract. We don't know for how long the handset will be listed there, but the main thing is that the official release on Rogers is coming really soon, so no worries.
The BlackBerry Storm won't be coming to Rogers. This information was confirmed by Rogers’ spokesperson, Elizabeth Hamilton: “Saw your post and you’re right, the customer service representative made a mistake. As you know, I won’t comment in advance on what our holiday lineup has in store, but I can confirm it does not include the BlackBerry Storm.
T-Mobile has added three new colors to the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 smartphone - black emerald, indigo, and frost. The handset is currently sold nationwide for US$149.99 on a 2-year contract.
The anticipated BlackBerry 8220 Pearl Flip is finally available from T-Mobile USA. The phone comes in black and costs just $149.99 with a 2-year contract. If you rather want the red version, you’ll have to wait until October 20th to buy it.
Orange UK's leaked internal memo reveales that the company decided to suspend BlackBerry Bold shipment due to software issues reported by other carriers. Here's what it says:
"Following reports of software issues with the BlackBerry Bold handset across a variety of mobile operators, Orange has decided to act in the interest of its customers by suspending shipments of the device in the UK.
Sprint has opened a sign-up page for the upcoming BlackBerry Curve 8350i. While it's not a typical Nextel device, the 8350i does have Wi-Fi, GPS, and push-to-talk capability. So if you're tired of your old BlackBerry 7100i, sign-up for the new model now.
The current global financial crysis leaves no one aside, so it's not surprising that RIM’s shares have dropped from $148 to around $60. Rumor has it that Microsoft is waiting for RIM’s shares to drop to $40 before it starts buying them out. And you know what that means: if Microsoft takes over RIM, we'll be having Windows Mobile powered BlackBerry’s in the near future.
While we're still waiting for the first BlackBerry Storm to come out, rumors have appeared about the second and even third generations of this handset, which, according to the source, are in the development stages already. BGR also mentioned some new BlackBerry with 5Mpix autofocus cam, 1GB of RAM and a “near-HD quality” display. Hit the source link for more details.
The BlackBerry Curve 8900, also known as Javelin has been added today at the T-Mobile’s German website. The phone will be available next month, but the price is yet to be announced.
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