With the name Blackberry Pearl, you'd have expected the intial phone to be a pearly white color, right? Well, Blackberry decided to launch it in the color black.

Last week, images surfaced of the new white Blackberry, with some skeptics wondering if it was a customized job. But now, it has been revealed that the white Blackberry Pearl is in fact an official release. The white Blackberry Pearl is now available through T-Mobile. It is expected to cost about $150 with a two-year agreement.

BlackberryCool is reporting that more people are posting pictures of the BlackBerry 8800, and posted a new photo of the device today.
Remember a week ago when there was some controversy over another leaked BlackBerry phone? Well this time it appears the leakers want to show once and for all that these photos are in fact of the BlackBerry 8800. This time they've taken photos of the device with the system information up on the screen, which clearly shows that it is a BlackBerry 8800.

Blackberry addicts rejoice; photos of what may be the new Blackberry 8900c device have been leaked. However, there is some question as to whether these are really just photos of the Blackberry 8800. There were some images floating around online earlier today, but they have mysteriously disappeared. However, you can find some of the original photos of the potential 8900c over at BBHub. The photos have been updated with Photoshop effects, which somewhat distorts the quality and views.

Look what Cingular and BlackBerry are cooking up! According to an industry insider, the BlackBerry 8710c have been doing the rounds of the Cingular workshops and looks like this one will be ready pretty soon! According to the grapevine the 8710c will feature a quad-band GSM and dual-band 850 / 1900 UMTS radio. However for now thats the only thing we know and keep watching this space for more info.

Looks like the long-awaited Blackberry Pearl is here! Well, at least you can preorder it. If you look on Cingular's site, you can find it.

In case you haven't heard, features of the Blackberry Pearl include a SureType QWERTY keyboard, a brilliant screen, HTML wireless Internet browsing. It also includes a 1.3 Megapixel camera, media player, Bluetooth, and speaker phone.

Prices seem to vary on this bad boy. It seems to be $579.99 without any rebates, and $179.99 after corporate and web discounts.

The BlackBerry 7100i handset is now available on the SouthernLINC Wireless Network. Ideal for business and public safety official, the 700i has some great features like wireless connectivity with support for ‘push-based’ e-mail, Push to Talk, text messaging, organizer, Web browsing, and corporate data applications. one will also be able to access services associated with BlackBerry® Enterprise Server and BlackBerry Internet Service.

The BlackBerry 7100i apart from the above mentioned features also supports Bluetooth which helps in pairing with other wireless headsets and car kits, for handsfree communication. It is also equipped with a bright, high resolution color LCD screen and SureTypeTM Keyboard which is a combo of a traditional phone keypad and a QWERTY keyboard. For more info visit: http://www.southernlinc.com/

“The addition of BlackBerry significantly rounds out our product portfolio,” said Bob Dawson, president and CEO of SouthernLINC Wireless. “The BlackBerry wireless solution has more than six million subscribers to date, validating it as a proven solution for the mobile workforce. The BlackBerry 7100i will enable our business and public safety customers to work smarter, not harder. This handset is also a great choice for consumers to stay connected while they are on-the-go.”

More on the eagerly awaited RIM BlackBerry 8800 as some new specs and details have furbished on the BlackBerry forums! Looks like the 8800 will operate on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM networks and will have connectivity options like GPRS, EDGE, Bluetooth and even Wi-Fi. Looking to be a complete business solution, the BlackBerry 8800 shall also have a QWERTY keypad and include applications like Email, SMS, Corporate Data Access, and Organizer etc.

This smartphone is pretty smart (pardon the pun) as it also includes a comprehensive database of maps and an embedded RIM wireless modem. There are a bunch of multimedia functions too like a Music player and a Micro SD Card slot. However a camera for now is being considered as an optional feature and not all models will sport it.

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Verizon is finally selling the BlackBerry 8703e on its website. The 8703e offers the full range of BlackBerry functionality, including email, browser, organizer, IM and BroadbandAccess Connect service.

As usual, the 8703e includes the QWERTY keyboard, and a 320x240 pixel LCD display. While Bluetooth is supported, only headset, hands-free and device sync with compatible PCs are possible - which means no OBEX (Object Exchange).

The BlackBerry 8703e is available for US $249.99 with a two-year service contract, or $399.99 with a one-year contract. Weighing in at 133 grams, it's easy on the pocket.

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Garmin has announced that the features on its popular GPS devices will now be available for select BlackBerry devices. This service will be subscription based, and most will be able to use on their BlackBerry alone. However, some customers may need to combine their BlackBerry with the GPS 10x or GPS 20SM. Both of these can connect to the BlackBerry via Bluetooth wireless technology.

Garmin mobile was the first cell phone navigation system that depicted the user’s position with a moving map. It is designed to give customers voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions and offers incredible features including real-time fuel prices, traffic, even weather information. So far, there is no word about the price of a subscription.

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The Blackberry Pearl 8100 is pretty much generating mass hysteria in the techno world and its no surprise that websites are scrambling over to get their hands on it. The big guns have already managed to give their two cents on the handset (that was quick) and now a number of reviews are floating on the World Wide Web. Here is a review round up of the Blackberry Pearl:

Business Week – The folks at Business Week like the Pearl for its sleek ergonomics which is a pleasant surprise since Blackberry handsets are never really easy on the eyes! The Blackberry Pearl has all the functionality of the previous handsets in addition to some great multimedia features like 1.3-megapixel camera and a Media Player. However all is not hunky dory according to the site as the Media player is “ugly” and takes eons to load! Also the new pearl-like trackball below the screen was found to be over-sensitive.

International Herald Tribune - Like Business Week, they also comment on the stylish design and praise the makers for going down the small size road. While they do realize that hard core Blackberry fans may hate the new trackball, but for them it’s not that bad. Updates like new SureType software and an 1.3 MP camera are appreciated. However they were not impressed by the cameras performance and hated the fact that the MicroSD card was located in the battery department.

New York Times - The review takes a pragmatic approach to life and declares that no handset is perfect! The Pearl is no different and they like the menu structure and the new and improved control buttons. But according to them the Pearl failed in aspects like battery life and the MicroSD card slot placement. They are also not thrilled about the fact that T-Mobile would carry the phone since they are infamous for slow internet speeds.

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NY Times have a very funny video about the BlackBerry Pearl. Their resident gadget expert has now donned the cap of a chef and is cooking up quite a storm with the Blackberry Pearl! Check it out and we forgive you for thinking that the dude is smoking some special stuff! For the video go HERE

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Finally RIM officially announced that the new Blackberry Pearl 8100 is now all set for T-mobile USA launch on 12th of this month. The all new Pearl 8100 is just about a perfect smart phone and makes all other blackberry phones look like a spent force. With those stunning glossy black finish, a giant screen and the new next generation pearl-like trackball, it will surely turn heads. According to sources the phone will be available at $199 with service agreement.

The Blackberry Pearl 8100 is a quad-band GSM / EDGE phone which is just about half an inch think, almost the size of a RAZR phone and features an even smaller version of the SureType keyboard. The phone is as powerful as it is stylish. The old blackberry scroll is now replaced by a next generation interface in a pearl-like trackball, making it more intuitive and easy to use than ever before. It comes equipped with a 1.3 megapixel camera with 5x digital zoom and a built in flash. The media player lets you playback audio and video in all kinds of popular formats (MP3, AAC, MPEG-4 (h.263)). The micro-SD card 2 ensure that your memory is expandable and the default includes a 64MB flash. Check out the Blackberry site for more info and interactive presentation.

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Engadget Mobile were lucky enough to get their hands on the BlackBerry Pearl 8100 and you can also check out the video on their site. The handset will be released exclusively on T-Mobile by next month and would retail for an unbelievable $199. When it comes to features the8100 looks promising and includes; 260 x 240 display, 64MB of internal flash (with microSD expansion), and quad-band GSM + EDGE. Looks like this phone would be quite successful.

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The elusive BlackBerry 7130c has been released to the public by Cingular Wireless. So what does this new Blackberry has to offer? Well the new handset unlike the previous models comes in a slimmer avatar and like all current smartphones offer users features like wireless high-speed access to email, text messaging, Web, organizer and other applications. The phone sports also SureType™ technology which blends a regular telephone keypad and a QWERTY keyboard to achieve a slim design.

The BlackBerry 7130c features a striking 240X260 color LCD screen and makes quite an impact with features like smart dialing, conference calling, speed dial, call forwarding, polyphonic and MP3 ring tones, speakerphone and Bluetooth® support. In conjunction with Cingular’s BlackBerry Internet Service users can start connected to the World Wide Web no matter where they are. Not only does the service provides push email to the handset users can also wirelessly synchronies’ read, deleted and sent e-mail from the user’s BlackBerry handset to their e-mail account. One can also access the net and browse using the MEdia Net wireless Internet access service or blackberry Browser™ for HTML Internet browsing.

The handset is powered by the distinguished Cingular EDGE network which provides mind boggling speeds in conjunction with the BlackBerry 7130c’s integrated EDGE capabilities, Intel® processor, 64 MB flash memory and 16 MB SDRAM. The phone is available now for 199.99 with a two-year contract and let’s just look at the services and plans offered by Cingular.

There is the new BlackBerry Personal Plan from Cingular which lets one access the net and email for 29.99 per month. Another plan is the BlackBerry Enterprise Server™ for $44.99 per month with a qualified voice plan and unlimited data usage or the $49.99 a month as a data only option.

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Whenever words like Blackberry and leaked photos are mentioned in one sentence, it makes exciting news ! The leaked official images of the Blackberry 7130c and 7130v are doing the rounds on the internet and here they are for your viewing pleasure. In fact only yesterday three Blackberry phones got the FCC seal of approval including the 7130c for Cingular, the 7130g and the 7130v handset.

While the Blackberry 7130c for Cingular does remain elusive as ever we do know that it sports a very cool rectangular shaped body and has a hybrid SureType keyboard. The handset is compatible with quad-band GSM/GPRS and supports EDGE. It includes connectivity options like Blue-tooth and also features a mini-USB port. No more details are available as of now but we will keep you updated on this new and exciting story!

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Canadian readers have a reason to smile as the BlackBerry 7100i will debut in Canada thanks to TELUS. Users will be able to fully enjoy all the exclusive features of the 7100i including its capability to deliver the all-in-one Mike(R) network. The Mike's Direct Connect Push to Talk technology by TELUS will be especially handy to those businessmen who are on the move and crave direct communication with their colleagues and employees.

The BlackBerry 7100i since its introduction has been creating a lot of buzz and includes all the popular features associated with traditional Blackberry devices. Some of them include, email, web browsing, organizer applications, access to corporate data applications, Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking and Bluetooth. It is capable of complete synchronization of calendar, contacts, notes and other tasks and includes 64 MB of flash memory, and 8MB of SRAM .

TELUS has also announced its plan to launch an exclusive BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1 and BlackBerry Enterprise Server - Small Business Edition v4.1.This would result in better functionality and service and would also integrate support for the new BlackBerry Mobile Data System. The BlackBerry Internet Service would be perfect for small enterprises and individuals and would let one access up to ten corporate and personal e-mail accounts. www.telus.com / www.blackberry.com .

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On BlackberryForums pictures of the Blackberry 7130c have surfaced. While there are hardly any details about the phone, Blackberryforums can confirm that it is a 64MB device (same as the 7130e and 8700), has MP3 functionality (same as the 7130e and 8700), is 240x260 (same as the 7130e), and runs on EDGE (same as the 8700). We will keep you updated when more details are released but for now check the images at the site.

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Alltel, a leading American wireless service provider has teamed up with RIM or Research In Motion to bring the BlackBerry 7130e mobile to Alltel’s high-speed Axcess Broadband network. The Axcess EVDO network has lightening speeds (up to 2.5 Mbps) and users would be able to enjoy high internet access. This would take Alltel’s mobile business to the next level in the States and most likely make the BlackBerry 7130e a runaway hit.

The Blackberry 7130e is considered by many the perfect Business Phone and users can opt for the unlimited data service for $44.99 per month. It is available in Alltel retail stores for $299.99 with a two-year service agreement. The BlackBerry 7130e is an extremely featured rich phone and has essential business applications like wireless e-mail, text messaging, organizer, Web and corporate data.

The BlackBerry 7130e comes with a high –resolution LCD and features the SureType keyboard technology from RIM and has a 64MB of flash memory. The BlackBerry Internet Service lets one access to 10 different email accounts and the Blackberry Enterprise Server software tightly integrates with Microsoft Exchange, IBM Lotus Domino and Novell GroupWise and works with existing enterprise systems for unlimited and smooth wireless access.

The BlackBerry 8700f will debut in Belgium soon thanks to the collaboration between Mobster and RIM. The 8700f would be the first phone launched to leverage Mobistar's national EDGE network and is available now in Belgium. A quad-band phone, the 8700f would operate on a GSM/GPRS/EDGE network and has features like QVGA 320 x 240) LCD screen, smart dialing, conference calling, speed dial, call forwarding, and Bluetooth connectivity. It also has a unique light-sensing technology that automatically adjusts the brightness of the screen and keyboard according to lightning conditions and a 64 MB of flash memory, 16 MB SDRAM and an Intel(R) XScale(R) cellular processor.

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AIS and RIM have launched the DGE-Enabled Blackberry 8700g exclusively for the Thailand consumers. BlackBerry8700g according to them is an epitome of performance, design and functionality and the perfect solution for businessmen on the go. It includes features like email, phone, text messaging, browser, organizer and access to corporate data applications and is powered by Intel(R) XScale(R) cellular processor. The makers have incorporated a 64 MB flash memory and 16 MB SDRAM for cutting edge performance and some other features are: a bright, high resolution, landscape QVGA (320x240) LCD, intelligent light sensing technology, speakerphone and Bluetooth connectivity.

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Impatica Inc., an industry leader in the delivery and viewing of PowerPoint presentations over the Internet and wireless networks, today announced the Impatica ShowMate–the first and only solution to allow users to project PowerPoint presentations directly from their BlackBerry devices.

BlackBerry, developed by Research In Motion is a robust wireless platform with proven productivity benefits. ShowMate complements BlackBerry with added productivity and convenience by allowing users to deliver presentations on the road without the need to carry their laptop. Impatica ShowMate is the first device of its kind to allow BlackBerry users to project PowerPoint presentations directly from their handhelds, without the need for a laptop computer. A pocket-sized device that weighs less than three ounces, ShowMate supports full-featured PowerPoint presentations including rich text, images, charts, graphs, animations and slide transition effects.

To utilize ShowMate, PowerPoint presentations can be transferred to a BlackBerry device directly from the user’s desktop computer, via Impatica software; downloaded from a web site; or received over-the-air as an e-mail attachment. Once on location and ready to present, they simply connect the ShowMate to their BlackBerry devices and to the projector or large screen display and start the presentation.*

Impatica’s ShowMate is available from distributors and strategic partners around the world and from Impatica directly at www.impatica.com.

* Receiving PowerPoint files wirelessly via email attachment requires BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

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Verizon will soon be debuting the BlackBerry 7130e, the first EVDO compatible handset from BlackBerry. Verizon will also be offering Broadband Access Connect plans with this phone.

The BlackBerry 7130e is a CDMA phone capable of operating in the 800/1900 MHz cdmaOne and CDMA2000 1X networks. With Ev-DO technology, you get blazing fast downloads and browsing speeds. With the 7130e connected to your laptop you can access the Internet seamlessly.

BroadbandAccess Connect is available for US $15 with Verizon's voice and unlimited data plan beginning at $79.99. If you are looking at mostly data usage, then BroadbandAccess is available for $30 with Verizon's data-only plan at $49.99. Is it just me or does anyone else think it's a bit too expensive?

The BlackBerry 7130e is headed your way on December 1, for $299.99 with a two-year customer agreement. Head over to Verizon's website for details.

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Bell Canada has posted up a picture and specifications for the BlackBerry 7130e - the first EV-DO capable BlackBerry from RIM. The phone is being sold on their business to business website and has the following features: