Good ol’ reliable Kevin got a hold of a Verizon BlackBerry Curve 8530 to review and it looks pretty impressive. He goes into the intricacies of if it will be called the “new Curve” or “Curve2” but the real rundown is pretty interesting: OS 5.0 3G EVDO data Wi-Fi GPS!!! 256mb Storage In short it looks much better than the 8520 since it includes GPS, OS 5.0, and 3G in the same smaller cheaper form factor. Still I have yet to understand why somebody would not pony up the extra $50 it

Surprisingly the name on the box was the first thing that seemed strange, as the box clearly labelled as the Curve 2 and not the Curve 8530. Although some assume that this is not going to be the name that the device is launched under though. The Curve 2 now has Wi-Fi which the first pre production ‘aries’ units did not have. We were all aware that all future Verizon Blackberry devices were mandated to have Wi-Fi and that seems to be holding up. The BlackBerry Curve 8530 stacks up quite wel

RIM has just officially announced its newest flagship “traditional” BlackBerry (meaning it has the BlackBerry keyboard crackberry addicts know and love): the BlackBerry Bold 9700 . The 3G, Wi-FI capable GSM phone will be heading to carriers around the world in the next few weeks, making stops at both AT&T and T-Mobile in the United States. The BlackBerry Bold basically combines all the features of the BlackBerry Curve, but adds 3G and a new touch sensitive trackpad. The new BlackB

General 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 Size Dimensions 109 x 60 x 13.9 mm Weight 106 g Display Type TFT, 65K colors Size 320 x 240 pixels, 2.64 inches Full QWERTY keyboard Touchsensitive optical trackpad Wallpapers Sound Alert types Vibration; Downloadable polyphonic, MP3 ringtones Speakerphone Yes Dedicated music keys 3.5 mm audio jack Memory Phonebook Yes, Photocall Call records Yes Internal 256 MB Card slot microSD (TransFlash), up to 32GB, buy memory Data GPRS Class

For a long time now I�ve been using a beat up Nokia 62 something something and I always thought it was good enough for me. You know, I�m already spending about 95 percent of my day staring at a screen, and I didn�t really think that the last 5 percent should be the same. So I stuck to my Nokia, keeping emails and surfing for the computer. But like any piece of technology that is older than a month, my Nokia died on me and my wife surprised me with a new BlackBerry. It�s called the BlackBerry C