T-Mobile has just announced that RIM’s latest BlackBerry Bold 9900 will be coming to America’s largest 4G network beginning August 31. The device will cost $299.99 (after a $50 mail-in rebate) with a two-year contract, and lucky business customers can take advantage of the pre-sale and begin purchasing the 9900 from today. As for specifications,

I have been very anxious for the release of the BlackBerry Bold 9900, in fact, anxious enough that got an unlocked unit from Rogers in Canada so I could get to using this device as quickly as possible.  After all that anticipation, the built up anticipation, was it worth it?  Let me put it this

To my British neighbors who painfully watched our own Jon Rettinger unbox his shiny new BlackBerry Bold 9900 yesterday, the wait to get your hands on your own is now over. Vodafone is the first U.K. carrier to begin selling the device, available for free on new 24-month contracts from £41 (approx. $66). Those who have

It seems like you can’t throw a rock this week without hitting some BlackBerry news, and to add to that we have a photo for you of the BlackBerry Bold 9930 coming to Sprint. Scheduled to launch on August 21 for $249.99 with a two-year agreement, the BlackBerry Bold 9930 is Sprint’s answer to the

Following the unveiling of its latest BlackBerry Bold and BlackBerry Torch smartphones earlier this week, RIM’s U.K. chief revealed that the company is working on a budget device that will make the BlackBerry 7 OS available to fans of its entry-level Curve smartphone. No details were given on its availability or its technical specs, but

RIM unveiled an awesome new lineup of BlackBerry smartphones yesterday, including a new touch-capable Bold, and two new models of the Torch — all of which boast RIM’s latest BlackBerry 7 OS. But what about those of us with a tighter budget? How do we get our hands on BlackBerry 7 OS? Thankfully, RIM has

AT&T unveiled RIM’s latest BlackBerry Torch 9810 this morning, a device which is described by RIM as faster and more fluid than its predecessor; boasting BlackBerry OS 7, a 3.2-inch display, and 4G data connectivity. So how can you get hold of this device in the U.K.? So far, Three, Virgin Media and Vodafone are

Showcasing the next version of Research In Motion’s mobile operating system, four video tutorials for the Blackberry Bold Touch, previously known as the Dakota, have been leaked for public viewing. Thanks to the blog N4BB, we now have specific details on how to make and receive calls, insert your SIM card, navigate BlackBerry 6.1′s home

RIM can’t be happy about all these BlackBerry leaks and the latest comes courtesy of BBleaks and the Bold 9780.  As you might expect, BBleaks says there’s nothing that’ll blow your mind about the 9780 but the device is running RIM’s OS 6 that’ll likely be detailed at next week’s event in NYC.   The

Not too long ago, there was a time where the AT&T’s smartphone line up consisted of some run of the mill BlackBerrys and the ever so exclusive iPhone.  This last year or so with rumors of iPhone exclusivity coming to an end, it seems AT&T’s rounding up the best smartphones on the market to join