Previously known as BlackBerry Niagara, the BlackBerry Tour 9630 is now official, as RIM has just announced its upcoming availability in North America. The Tour 9630 will be launched later this summer, by both Verizon and Sprint in the US, and probably by Bell and Telus in Canada. Verizon didn’t unveil the new smartphone’s price, but it
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The BlackBerry Tour is, at this point, the hottest RIM smartphone around. While Sprint and Verizon are ready to start selling it in stores south of the border, Canadians can count on Bell to offer the device.The Tour will apparently start selling in Canada tomorrow although we were expecting it to be available starting July 17. Bell will be selling the phone for $249.95 CAD with a regular 3-year
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MobilesWorld on 11th Jul 2009 (via ipod-iphone.blogspot.com)
Not far behind Telus, but still way ahead of Verizon and Sprint, Canada's other CDMA carrier Bell has released the BlackBerry 8330 Curve! No, it doesn't ship with the CrackBerry.com Theme (that's just me procrastinating on housework on a Saturday afternoon, and you can get the theme here for free), but it does ship with all of the other CDMA BlackBerry Curve goodness - video recording thanks to OS
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CrackBerry on 13th Apr 2008 (via crackberry.com)
There is definitely something to look forward to this November. The BlackBerry Storm, RIM's first touchscreen device, is set to hit the market officially on the November 21 according to Verizon in the US. On the other hand, Bell and Telus of Canada are yet to announce an exact release date of
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After a flurry of leaks, the BlackBerry Tour 9630 is now official. It’s expected to be release by Verizon and Sprint in the US with Bell and Telus the likely candidates to offer it up in Canada. As far as its specs are concerned, there’s nothing exceptionally new announced in the press release that we don’t
The BlackBerry Tour is, at this point, the hottest RIM smartphone around. While Sprint and Verizon are ready to start selling it in stores south of the border, Canadians can count on Bell to offer the device. The Tour will apparently start selling in Canada tomorrow although we were expecting it to be available starting July
As assumed yesterday, when Telus Mobility officially unveiled the fact that it would launch RIM's new BlackBerry Storm in Canada, the other major Canadian CDMA carrier, namely Bell, also confirmed the release of the smartphone. A Storm-related press release was not issued by Bell yet, but the carrier has upd...
RIM BlackBerry Tour 9630 (Credit: RIM)On Monday, Research in Motion unveiled its newest device, the RIM BlackBerry Tour 9630, a 3G-enabled world phone that will be available from both Sprint and Verizon Wireless later this summer. In addition, the smartphone will be sold in Canada through Bell Mobility and ...
There has been much talk and posting of late centred around the RIM BlackBerry Storm with Verizon and Vodafone, so it is somewhat easy to overlook the carriers up in Canada such as Bell and Telus who will be gaining the BlackBerry Storm in the near future. Unfortunately there is no word on when Telus will
The same day RIM has officially unveiled its first touchscreen product – BlackBerry Storm – the handset was confirmed for a release in Canada too, via Telus. This, although, in the press material issued by RIM, the company only mentioned that the smartphone would be out via Verizon and Vodafone. Anyway, ...
A mailout just went to those savvy enough to sign on for updates telling us that “the world’s first touch screen BlackBerry smartphone is almost here.” Well, I guess that depends where ‘here’ is, but if your ‘here’ happens to be Canada, then it’s good reason to get excited. Telus preorders just started, and rumours
