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These live photos were provided by CrackBerry and are first-ever shots of the RIM's new upcoming touchscreen handset, the BlackBerry Thunder. Enjoy :)

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Several new photos of the upcoming BlackBerry Javelin have surfaced today. Maybe these will distract a bit of your attention from the iPhone 3G. Check'em out below!

Supposed features of the Javelin include:

• QWERTY keyboard;
• 480 x 360 LCD;
• Quad-band GSM/EDGE;
• GPS;
• Wi-Fi;
• 3.2Mpix camera;
• 4.6 OS platform;
• BES 5.

RIM's BlackBerry Bold has been approved by the FCC for AT&T today. This means we can expect the handset to arrive pretty soon, though not sure when exactly. Anyway, they'd better hurry, as the iPhone 3G launches in less than twenty-four hours, and will definitely steal a solid part of the potential buyers...

We have some the first pictures of the of the new BlackBerry Thunder in action.

The UI looks nice, and apparently it mainly focuses on media. BlackBerry Sync, the source of the images, notes that there will also be a carrier (Verizon) music store, so what we see in the pictures is not the final variant.

Anyway, the system looks cool, and we're looking forward for new screenshots and videos.

Owners of the BlackBerry Pearl 8110, 8120, and 8130 in the U.S. can now take advantage of the new experimental service from Google that allows for voice searching in Google Maps.

It lets you search for restaurants, points of interest, and other locations just by saying their name.

All willing can

Is that for real? BlackBerry KickStart for just $49.99? We knew it wouldn't be expensive, but didn't expect this. The handset should be available soon from T-Mobile on a 2-year contract.

P.S. The information above is not yet confirmed.

You probably know that BlackBerry Bold's new UI and Sony icons and the PS3's XMB are very similar.

Well, the new PS3 BlackBerry Skin from CS Designs meant for the BlackBerry Curve or 8800 resembles the one on the BlackBerry Bold.

It costs just $7, but that's a small price to pay when you don't have to upgrade your handset.

It looks like BlackBerry Bold will be delayed on AT&T until mid-August.

The thing is that AT&T hasn't certified the handset yet due to some of the handsets's problems with battery life and overheating.

So, knowing that, what are you going to do? Buy the handset from Canada or wait?

Here's a new set of photos of the upcoming Blackberry Kickstart clamshell. We just can't understand why doesn't RIM announce this thing, as today it is a secret to nobody. These latest shots don't uncover anything new - it is still a usual dual screen flip with a 2Mpix camera:

• Internal LCD: 240×320;
• External LCD: 160×128;
• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE;
• "Next Gen" SureType keyboard;
• 2Mpix camera;
• 16-bit color LCDs;
• Wi-Fi b/g;
• 3.

While everyone is waiting for the BlackBerry Bold to appear on the largest canadian carrier, Rogers has replaced the older BlackBerry 8800 with the 8820 model. The only noticeable difference between these two is that the latter sports Wi-Fi connectivity. The prices are CA$349, CA$499, and CA$549 on a three- ,two- , and one-year contracts (special promo price), respectively.