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It looks like Best Buy will be getting some interesting phones in the next couple weeks. Among those will be T-Mobile’s G1 and red BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220, Palm Treo Pro, and Sony Ericsson C902. The first two will be added to stock on October 26th, but will become available for purchase starting on November 16th. The Treo Pro should arrive on October 28th, while the C902 should have been announced on September 28th.

Spanish site miblackberry.com has posted a couple of images of the Silver BlackBerry Pearl 8220, and I must say that in comparison with already available Black and Burgundy, Silver looks the best, atleast when pictured. See for yourself.

It looks like we'll soon see the BlackBerry Pearl 8220 on Rogers, as the company plans to hold a series of launch parties for the device's upcoming release. These parties will take place in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary.
However, to enter a party you'll need an invitation, and don't ask where to get one...

The BlackBerry Pearl 8220 has been put out at T-Mobile's website. Unfortunately, it's not yet available for purchase, and will be released in a couple of weeks in red and black colors. Stay tuned for more details...

FCC has leaked a schematic image of the upcoming BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220. There is no info available about the handset, but with no barriers from the FCC on the way, we could see it landing at T-Mobile in the coming weeks.

The BlackBerry Pearl 8220 is now listed at the RIM's official site, and will be available exclusively from T-Mobile US in black an red when it's released. Pricing and release information is still unavailable, but will be announced really soon.

It has been 10 months already since RIM announced its BlackBerry Pearl 8130 for CDMA operators. And only now Virgin Mobile Canada decided to pick this one up. Better late than never? Well, think again: the phone is available for free on a 3-year contract, $299 on a 2-year plan, $349 on a 1-year plan and $399 on a 30-day contract.

RIM has suddenly decided to rebrand its BlackBerry KickStart 8220 clamshell to BlackBerry Pearl 8220. The reasons that prompted RIM to make this move are so far unclear, but who cares, right? :)

Anyway, there will be two similar models available, the 8820 with Wi-Fi radio on-board for T-Mobile and the GPS-enabled 8210 for AT&T. The choice is yours.

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.

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Canadian Rogers Wireless is getting ready to release the WiFi-enabled BlackBerry Pearl 8120.

The carrier already offers two of the previous Pearls, and there's no reason to believe they will limit themselves to this couple.

Pricing and availability details haven't been announced yet.