So far we've only known a few carriers (Vodafone, Virgin, etc.) to be releasing the BlackBerry Bold 9780. Now we've got confirmation that the Bold 9780 will also release on Bell Mobility.



The Bold 9780 is said to release with a $499 price tag. It is not known what the pricing may be for monthly plans. Nevertheless, the Bold 9780 should release on Bell on November 2nd. How many of you intend on pickimg up the Bold 9780?



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So far we've only known a few carriers (Vodafone, Virgin, etc.) to be releasing the BlackBerry Bold 9780. Now we've got confirmation that the Bold 9780 will also release on Bell Mobility.



The Bold 9780 is said to release with a $499 price tag. It is not known what the pricing may be for monthly plans. Nevertheless, the Bold 9780 should release on Bell on November 2nd. How many of you intend on pickimg up the Bold 9780?



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When RIM announced that the new BlackBerry 6 operating system was up to the carriers, that was all the information besides that should be available for the Bold 9700, Pearl 9100/9105, and Curve 9300/9330.




So far no carrier has really made any mention of supporting those devices with OS 6 in the future. T-Mobile did say that they were excited to support BlackBerry 6, but that was it. Luckily, we now have a leaked document that pins the Bell release of OS 6 to 2011.



This could be any date in 2011. Our guess is carriers will hold off as long as possible to officially release OS 6. This way they can push all the newer devices coming out that come pre-loaded with OS 6. It is a typical marketing trend. An example of this is the Bold 9000 just received OS 5.0 from AT&T!



Nevertheless, other carriers may release OS 6 before Bell or we may see it leak. Hopefully, users of the aforementioned devices will not have to wait too much longer.

When RIM announced that the new BlackBerry 6 operating system was up to the carriers, that was all the information besides that should be available for the Bold 9700, Pearl 9100/9105, and Curve 9300/9330.




So far no carrier has really made any mention of supporting those devices with OS 6 in the future. T-Mobile did say that they were excited to support BlackBerry 6, but that was it. Luckily, we now have a leaked document that pins the Bell release of OS 6 to 2011.



This could be any date in 2011. Our guess is carriers will hold off as long as possible to officially release OS 6. This way they can push all the newer devices coming out that come pre-loaded with OS 6. It is a typical marketing trend. An example of this is the Bold 9000 just received OS 5.0 from AT&T!



Nevertheless, other carriers may release OS 6 before Bell or we may see it leak. Hopefully, users of the aforementioned devices will not have to wait too much longer.

The upcoming Curve 9300 has not been one of the most exciting or anticipated BlackBerry devices. However, those on Cincinnati Bell who might be interested in picking up the device now get to see how much they would have to pay out.




According to the leaked spreadsheet there will be two device colors at launch (August 12th); graphite and fuchsia red. Here are the said price plans:

• 3-year contract: $49.95


• 2-year contract: $199.95


• 1-year contract: $299.95


• 30-day/No-contract: $349.95

The upcoming Curve 9300 has not been one of the most exciting or anticipated BlackBerry devices. However, those on Cincinnati Bell who might be interested in picking up the device now get to see how much they would have to pay out.




According to the leaked spreadsheet there will be two device colors at launch (August 12th); graphite and fuchsia red. Here are the said price plans:

• 3-year contract: $49.95


• 2-year contract: $199.95


• 1-year contract: $299.95


• 30-day/No-contract: $349.95

We heard not too long ago that the Curve 9300 would be going to Bell Mobility. Now we have more proof as well as a date of August 12th for its release. It also looks like the 'Curve 3G' will be its new marketing title.




Bell is supposed to be getting their inventory stock by as early as next week. It is still unclear as to what other carriers will be getting the 9300.



While the 9300 hasn't changed too much from its 8500 series predecessors, will you switch if you currently have an 85xx device?

We heard not too long ago that the Curve 9300 would be going to Bell Mobility. Now we have more proof as well as a date of August 12th for its release. It also looks like the 'Curve 3G' will be its new marketing title.




Bell is supposed to be getting their inventory stock by as early as next week. It is still unclear as to what other carriers will be getting the 9300.



While the 9300 hasn't changed too much from its 8500 series predecessors, will you switch if you currently have an 85xx device?

An upcoming device that may not have too many people eager with anticipation is the Curve 9300 aka Kepler. However, this new leaked flyer shows that the carrier, Bell, will be one of the first to release it as the Curve 3G.




The Curve 9300 is said to run on Bell's HSPA network. So far all we've seen on the Curve 9300 are a few photos, leaked OS', and specs: 256mb flash memory, 3G, bluetooth 2.1, and new chrome bezel. We should most likely see this device release towards the 2010 Holiday season.

An upcoming device that may not have too many people eager with anticipation is the Curve 9300 aka Kepler. However, this new leaked flyer shows that the carrier, Bell, will be one of the first to release it as the Curve 3G.




The Curve 9300 is said to run on Bell's HSPA network. So far all we've seen on the Curve 9300 are a few photos, leaked OS', and specs: 256mb flash memory, 3G, bluetooth 2.1, and new chrome bezel. We should most likely see this device release towards the 2010 Holiday season.

The BlackBerry Pearl 9100 has had its share of leaks, like most BlackBerry devices. The latest are screen shots of inventory lists for Rogers and Bell, which shows the Pearl 9100 to be priced at $449.99 without a contract.










It is likely that the Pearl 9100 should be releasing in a few weeks. The $449.99 price tag will most likely be universal. Are you going to get this phone? Will you be buying it out right or with a contract? (possible 3yr at $49.99/month)

The BlackBerry Pearl 9100 has had its share of leaks, like most BlackBerry devices. The latest are screen shots of inventory lists for Rogers and Bell, which shows the Pearl 9100 to be priced at $449.99 without a contract.










It is likely that the Pearl 9100 should be releasing in a few weeks. The $449.99 price tag will most likely be universal. Are you going to get this phone? Will you be buying it out right or with a contract? (possible 3yr at $49.99/month)