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White BlackBerry Bold 9700 Coming to T-Mobile May 26th
It looks like the white edition of the BlackBerry Bold 9700 will be coming to T-Mobile towards the read more
BlackBerry Pearl 3G Not Coming to T-Mobile
Despite a successful round with the original BlackBerry Pearl made by Research in Motion--the read more
Video: Sprint BlackBerry Bold 9650 Quick Look
We've just got the BlackBerry Bold 9650 in from Sprint and Research in Motion. The Bold 9650 is seen read more
AT&T; to Launch Exclusive BlackBerry Bold 9800 Slider Next Month?
According to the latest rumors, AT&T; may have scored an exclusive to the BlackBerry Bold Slider 9800 read more
Sprint BlackBery Bold 9650 Now Available for Order
The Bold 9650 is a BlackBerry Tour 9630 upgrade that brings the series more aligned with the Bold read more
BlackBerry Bold 9700 Now in White, Available from Clove
For those looking for the flagship BlackBerry Bold 9700 in white edition, the Research in Motion read more
RIM Applies for Patent for BlackBerry for Visually Impaired
Research in Motion is hoping that a patent application will make the company's BlackBerry smartphone read more
BlackBerry Storm 3 Coming End of Year, Storm 4 in 2011
It looks like Research in Motion is still working on their BlackBerry Storm franchise; after having read more
Android Now Number 2 US Smartphone OS
The latest study by NPD now pegs Android as the number two mobile OS in the US for the first quarter read more
BlackBerry Pearl 3G Has 2 Different Keyboard Layouts
The BlackBerry Pearl was recently spotted over at the FCC with two different keyboard layouts and read more
BlackBerry Flip 9670 and Slider 9800 Caught on Video
For those awaiting BlackBerry 6-sporting devices, the OS is shown off on some videos that were read more
RIM Pushing Into Touchscreens Again With BlackPad Tablet?
Rumors have it that Research in Motion will release a BlackBerry tablet that will be competitive read more
BlackBerry Bold 9650 Gets Approved by FCC
The CDMA world phone BlackBerry Bold 9650 just got its approval by the FCC, which means that the read more
