After Verizon Wireless, it’s Sprint Telecom next to publicize the release of Blackberry 8830. If you’d been thinking about the contract and all, it’s currently available without it, provided you... [
The following information wasn't officially confirmed, but as the word goes Sprint is preparing to launch a smartphone called the BlackBerry Niagara, which is basically a CDMA version of the BlackBerry Bold 9000. The phone will replace the BlackBerry 8830, and will also have a UI matching Sprint’s latest branding campaign....
According to the latest news on the web, Sprint is about to replace its BlackBerry 8830 with a new CDMA version of the Bold. The replacement is rumored to take place this quarter, and there are some voices saying that this would be an expected move on the part of the company, given the fact that the Bold comes essentially as a direct repl...
All of you fans of the yellow and black (or is it gold and black?) will be pleased to know some new BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Bold info on Sprint (NYSE: S). One of Engadget Mobile’s trusted sources has let them now that Sprint will be replacing the BlackBerry 8830 with a CDMA version of the
There are rumors that Sprint will introduce the BlackBerry Bold to its users sometime during the first quarter of 2009. Engadget has a source who has got it right before, and they are suggesting the Bold is heading to Sprint. The CDMA version of the BlackBerry Bold would replace Sprint's BlackBerry 8830.Engadget says Sprint's Bold will "feature E...
We're hearing from a source -- a source who's pegged big stuff before, we'd like to add -- that Sprint will be replacing its BlackBerry 8830 this quarter with a CDMA version of the Bold. The move would certainly make sense, seeing how the Bold is essentially a direct replacement for the 8800 series (though this could be bad news for those who appreciate the 8830's camera-less n...
