Seems like someone goofed with the Rogers BlackBerry 8320 promo website as it has the BlackBerry 8320 with the Canadian carrier for $99.00. However if you click though you’ll note that Rogers is actually selling it for $49.99 subject to a 3 year agreement. Must say, it doesn’t bode well for an advertising campaign when the
Hey, does anyone know Steve in marketing? Because he totally screwed up that front page flash ad for Rogers’ BlackBerry holiday promo. Yeah, the one from yesterday. The price for the Wi-Fi-enabled BlackBerry 8320 is listed there as $99 and up, but a simple click-through to the online store reveals that it’s actually going for
In addition to the recently-discounted Bold and newly-launched BlackBerry Pearl Flip in pink, Rogers will be releasing the BlackBerry 8320 in time for the holiday season for $99.99 on a three-year contract. Rogers has been taking their sweet time getting Wi-Fi BlackBerrys out there, likely in an effort to maintain a stranglehold on wireless data
Rogers is gearing up for the holidays and they’re going to make a big push with the BlackBerry Bold and RIM’s latest addition the BlackBerry Pearl Flip. Rogers will also be releasing the BlackBerry 8320 which is a blue Curve with Wi-Fi. The device will be $99.99 on a 3 year contract. I love the idea of the Curve finally getting Wi-Fi. With more VoIP companies hitting the market, weR...
Back before Halloween we dropped some pictures on the blogs (thanks Treatz!) of the Pearl Flip and Rogers 8320 "dummy phones" hitting Rogers dealers, and on November 3rd brought official word from Rogers of the Pearl Flip's debut. Since then, we've now seen the BlackBerry 8320 launch, which isn't a huge deal if you're waiting for the Curve 8900, but is exciting if you'...
RIM knows its customers crave new models from its BlackBerry Curve line, and so is quietly working on the BlackBerry Curve 8320 for AT&T. It comes in typical Curve form factor, and with an attractive Sapphire blue color scheme at that. But although the BlackBerry Curve 8320 for AT&T is definitely in the works, it’s suffering
We’ve been hearing about the BlackBerry Curve for months now. It’s been expected on AT&T for at least a month and there’s still been no word about the device. Until today, that is. New photos, official ones at that, have been leaked for the BlackBerry 8320 Curve for AT&T today. This means the device might actually
Another day, another delayed BlackBerry for AT&T. It’s been a while since we last posted about AT&T’s 8320 and the scheduled release has come and gone. We all know it was slated for launch toward the end of September but AT&T and RIM seem to be like oil and water these days when it comes
T-Mobile has been trying to keep on the forefront these days with some success and have just rolled out the latest OS update for the BlackBerry Curve. Also known as the BlackBerry 8320, the Curve will be now getting the next OS update, 4.5. This new operating system will make it possible to read HTML email.
