Something very odd was brought to my attention today. Infosync World posted some details on the BlackBerry Bold including approxment size, pricing and launch details. Apparently the BlackBerry Bold 9000 will launch on AT&T in July 2008 for around $300 w/ contract, T-Mobile will launch in September 2008… Oh plus Verizon and Sprint both

InfoSync caught some hands on time with the upcoming iDen/Nextel 8350i phone that is set to replace the aging 7100i on the iDen network. Hopefully iDen is not sold before then but you never know. According to InfoSync the new device has a much more rugged feel compared to the regular Curve and weighs more.

We have reviewed the Touch Pro here at pocketnow.com, but if you are interested in reading Verizon's carrier-specific CDMA variant, you should check out the review over at InfoSync. Overall, InfoSync's comments are pretty much in alignment with the GSM model. Calls and data went through smoothly on the CDMA/EVDO network on Verizon. The main difference and the major gripe with this model ...

If you're thinking about buying a BlackBerry you may want to think Wal-Mart where they will give you a $100 gift card when you buy a BlackBerry with a contract.  Buyers of BlackBerry smartphones from all four major carriers: AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless with be rewarded with a $100 Walmart gift card. . The deal ends on Nov. 20, customers will receive a $100 Wal-Mart Gift Ca...

It seems that Verizon Wireless won't be the only mobile phone carrier to release the BlackBerry Tour on its airwaves on July 12, as Sprint is getting ready to make exactly the same move. Although previously the carrier announced that the new BlackBerry device would come to its customers later this summer, it seems that later has become soon...

Some hands-on action has been going on over at engadget mobile as they give the BlackBerry Tour some hands-on attention. The BlackBerry Tour smartphone is destined for both Verizon Wireless and Sprint, and the guys make a comparison between the BlackBerry Tour, BlackBerry Curve and BlackBerry Bold. They say the BlackBerry Tour looks to be a minor

Canadian mobile phone maker Research In Motion unveiled a few months ago a new BlackBerry handset, the Tour, which was hailed by a lot of users and carriers around the world and which is already available for purchase in the US via Sprint and Verizon Wireless. However, the BlackBerry Tour came to the market with a trackball that seems to cause more problems than expected, the latest reports on the...

The U.S. handset market is all about exclusivity, notes RCR Wireless News. AT&T Mobility has dibs on Apple’s iPhone; Sprint Nextel has the Palm Pre; T-Mobile USA has the Android-based HTC G1; and Verizon Wireless has their Blackberry Stormx. Exclusivity is partly how carriers differentiate their offerings. The wireless ecosystem won’t open up much soon, says

Walmart has announced another special holiday promo, this time for the Blackberry smartphones from all four major carriers (AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless). For any purchase of Blackberry smartphones with a 2 year contract, customers will be getting a $100 Walmart Gift Card upon purchase which they can use on a later transaction. The

Walmart announced today a one-week offer starting Saturday Nov. 14 on its full assortment of BlackBerry devices from all four major carriers: AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless.Continue reading...