I don't know about you, but ever since I laid my hands on a QWERTY device, there was no looking back. Others, however, prefer a smaller form factor and will therefore sacrifice QWERTY for something lighter that consumes less pocket space. But what if you could have your cake and eat it too? According to BGR, you can. Truesupplier, a reputable company that sells OEM parts and...
So here's the deal. Yesterday the image above (center one) popped up on an accessory and parts supplier website labeled as OEM Blackberry Pearl 9100 Keyboard Keypad Black. I think the notion of a full qwerty on a Pearl caught everybody by surprise, including me, though conceptually it could be pretty awesome - more intuitive than SureType and if they get the keys right it could be ...
Friday has been pretty packed with rumors flying around so this weeks roundup should be fun. The latest rumor about the BlackBerry Pearl 9100 is that its coming to TELUS in both black and pink. Nothing too shocking about the rumor and its probably going to turn out true, but its a good thing for TELUS customers to know. I know a lot of guys who are pearl users but you cant deny that a Pearl 9100 i...
Remember Nokia's E52 and E55? Espoo took an interesting tactic with these two: start with the same basic phone and operating system, but offer it with two different keypad layouts (in fact, HTC did the same with its Touch Dual). It's not a bad idea -- different strokes for different folks, right? Indeed, not everyone can really get into RIM's SureType layout, but the Pearls that usu...
The Blackberry Pearl 9100 is not even officially out yet but now we see a couple of replacement parts coming out such as this full QWERTY keyboard. This is an unofficial rumor though but considering that the Blackberry Pearl 9100 would be making use of RIM’s SureType keyboard, this certainly comes close to it. As
This came out of left field. Al over at CIO.com spotted a replacement keyboard from TrueSupplier for RIM’s upcoming BlackBerry Pearl 9100 which shows a full keyboard labeled "OEM Blackberry Pearl 9100 Keyboard Keypad Black." Now this has started a whole flurry on the web since regular Pearl devices all come with a condensed ...
Not too sure what to say about this one, but Al Sacco from CIO is reporting that part supplier TrueSupplier has listed a OEM full QWERTY keyboard for the unreleased BlackBerry Pearl 9100. Could it be that RIM is working on a full QWERTY version of the Pearl 9100? I hope so. On the other ...
