BlackBerry Storm

Line them up and knock them down - it looks like another carrier jumped on the Blackberry Storm parade Wednesday. This time it is Bell’s turn. You lucky Canucks, first it was Telus with the announcement and now Bell launches the Storm on their website as well. No pricing or release date but the fact that two Canadian carriers are getting the Blackberry Storm is news enough.

BlackBerry 8220

Contrary to the rumored ultra-cheap pricing that many were expecting, a reported leak may reveal the upcoming BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 is priced a bit higher. A tmonews forum member claiming to be a T-Mobile employee has posted what he claims to be the price points for T-Mobile’s upcoming 8220 release, and they look like this:

BlackBerry Curve 8320 Sunset

Like our Best Buy ninjas in blue didn’t out this one already… Oh well. It’s always nice to see some more color choices on T-Mobile, though. We were getting pretty darn tired of the gold and titanium Curves. The phone will be available starting today at all T-Mobile retail stores and over the phone for $149.99 with a 2-year agreement.

Blackberry

NEW DELHI: Setting aside months of speculation, a top government official July 2  said the Blackberry mobile services do not pose a threat to national security, indicating a government go-ahead for its operation in the country.

“People are buying Blackberry. There is no threat from the Blackberry services,” Telecom Secretary Siddharth Behura told reporters on the sidelines of a telecom summit here.

BlackBerry Curve in Pink

As much as smartphones are useful business tools, they’re also great fashion accessories; whether they employ a bold stylish, rugged, or sleek business-friendly design. Research in Motion’s popular BlackBerry Curve, which is arguably the model targeted more toward business users than it is to the average consumer, is now available for a limited time through Rogers Wireless in a subdued, pink finish.

They’re the Cadillacs of smartphones, and the choices of the über-hip. How do you decide whether to go the iPhone or BlackBerry route?

Its ability to make emails available on the road turned the humble BlackBerry into a must-have business gadget and spawned a legion of workers who wouldn't want to go anywhere without their "Crackberries".

Rumour has it that Apple's new 3G iPhone is going to sport GPS functionality when it's launched next week. But even if that is the case, Apple won't be the first big smartphone manufacturer to add GPS to its product.

That's because in the BlackBerry Peal 8110, RIM has added GPS hardware in order to make it that bit more appealing to the mass market.

Research in Motion (RIM) Ltd’s BlackBerry increased its share of the U.S. smartphone market in the first quarter, while Apple Inc’s iPhone lost ground, according to a report from the global market research firm IDC. Apple iPhone’s market share in the smartphones category in the US is currently at around 19.2% percent, a plunge from 26.7% the quarter before.

DWTC (Dubai World Trade Centre) has selected Etisalat BlackBerry service to create a powerful and convenient mobile solution for staff to have access to the latest information to serve clients and help in their overall business efforts.

With this, DWTC joins a growing and diverse base of more than 40,000 business users who continue to enjoy connectivity while on the move, said a company official.