Sep
06
2010
Plenty of carriers have announced the BlackBerry Curve 3G and it looks like Verizon might get in on some of the action. According to a leaked rebate form, Verizon will be getting the Curve 3G in Fuchsia (red) and Charcoal Gray. Also, since this rebate form ends on October 31st, we could be seeing a launch some time in the next few weeks.
If you’re on Verizon will you be picking up the new Curve 3G?
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Sep
05
2010
Those of you who own a Curve 8520 or 8900 and are with T-Mobile, there is a new official OS version available for download. We’ve already seen .822 land for the Bold 9000 on both Rogers and AT&T, so it looks like this may be one of better versions available for devices that won’t see BlackBerry 6.
If you decide to update, let us know your findings in the comments!
Download the official OS 5.0.0.822 from T-Mobile
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Sep
01
2010
If you’re a T-Mobile BlackBerry user, and have no plans of jumping off the BlackBerry or T-Mobile bandwagons, listen up. T-Mobile has just announced, via Facebook, that they will be launching the BlackBerry Curve 3G on September 8th. The device runs BlackBerry OS 5 (but is BlackBerry 6 ready), has Wi-Fi, 3G, and a 2 megapixel shooter. The handset will retail for a mere $80 on a 2-year contract and will be available in grey and purple. There you have it.
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Sep
01
2010
Those of you who picked up a Curve 3G since the recent launch, a new OS version has leaked. No word yet on exactly how this new version performs, but if you decide to install it, let us know in the comments! Here are the download links for the newly leaked Curve 3G OS:
- RapidShare
- MegaUpload
- DepositFiles
- HotFile
- zShare
- Uploading
Note: This is an unofficial OS release and you assume all responsibility when loading it on your device. BerryReporter.com will not be held liable for any damages caused by loading this OS or using any affiliated software.
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Sep
01
2010
Rogers has carried a few BlackBerry handsets in purple variations, and the new Curve 3G is no exception. While typically labeled as “Lavender”, this new purple variation is being tagged as “Smokey Lavender”, and is available now in retail locations and online.
It’s nice to see carriers focusing on BlackBerry 6-compatible devices from RIM, which should help further popularize BlackBerry handsets in the consumer market. What do you think about the new “Smokey Lavender” Curve 3G from Rogers? Let us know in the comments!
Check out Rogers.com for all of the details
Aug
31
2010
The BlackBerry Curve 3G has only been on the market for a weeks now, and we’re already starting to see new colors arrive. Rogers has just launched a new “smokey violet” colored Curve 3G 9300, which is exclusive to them. The device its self is the same (full QWERTY keyboard, 2.0 megapixel camera, 256MB on-board memory, support for BlackBerry 6, and more. You can grab the new BlackBerry Curve 3G for $49.99 with three year term or $399 without contract at Rogers.com.
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Aug
29
2010
Here is yet another round of images for the BlackBerry Curve 9300 Kepler. A few more shots showing the new sleek chrome bezel, the new battery, and the option to turn on WiFi. We have confirmed that there will be a 9330 CDMA version of the 9300. We’re assuming we’ll see this replacement hit Verizon, Sprint, and other CDMA carriers that currently offer the 8500 series devices.
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