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I not a huge fan of AT&T, but, their latest BlackBerry commercial is pretty funny…
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After much too long a wait, the BlackBerry Bold 9900 is finally available on AT&T. There has been no ‘official‘ word on why it has taken AT&T so long to release the Bold 9900 which has been very popular on on T-Mobile as well as the Bold 9930 variant on Sprint and Verizon, however, we believe it is because AT&T wanted to sell as many BlackBerry Torch 9810 devices, which are exclusive to AT&T, as possible.
The AT&T BlackBerry Bold 9900 will set you back $199.99 on a 2-year contract with a minimum data plan of $15 per month. You can pick up the AT&T BlackBerry Bold, of course, from AT&T, and, we’ve also seen it at Best Buy.
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AT&T tweeted earlier today that the BlackBerry Bold 9900 is coming soon. AT&T hasn’t stated why it has taken so long for the nation’s largest GSM network to get the Bold 9900, however, we believe AT&T held back the 9900 in an effort to sell as many BlackBerry Torch 9810 devices, which are exclusive to AT&T, as possible.
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The AT&T BlackBerry Torch 9810 is now available on AT&T’s website for $49.99 on a 2-year service plan. The new BlackBerry 7 smartphone with the full touch-screen and slide-out keyboard comes in both gray and white.
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Shortly after RIM officially introuduced the BlackBerry Torch 9810 AT&T put up a coming soon page, but, the gave no hints as to when the device would ship. At least this was the case until AT&T, via their official Facebook page, let us know that the AT&T BlackBerry Torch 9810 would be available on August 21st for $49.99 on a two-year contract.
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Virgin Mobile, the pre-paid moible operator owned by Sprint, pokes a bit of fun at the coming AT&T acquisition of T-Mobile with this spoof commercial.
[Via IntoMobile]
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We don’t have official launch dates for any of the new BlackBerry 7 Smartphones that have been announced thus far, but, AT&T has put up a “Coming Soon” page for the BlackBerry Torch 9810, which, like the original BlackBerry Torch, will be exclusive to AT&T here in the United States.
[Via AT&T]
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Even though the touch BlackBerry Bold 9900 was the only next-generation officially announced back at BlackBerry World 2011 this past May, several new BlackBerry 7 devices or in the works, and, it looks like they will be officially announced tommorow, July 26th at an event RIM is calling #BB7FanNight.
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AT&T decided yesterday to allow their customers to ‘officially’ download BlackBerry Bridge via BlackBerry App World. The general consensus as to why AT&T held up BlackBerry Bridge for as long as they did was that they didn’t like the fact that BlackBerry Bridge allows you to browse the Internet on your BlackBerry PlayBook for free via your BlackBerry handset’s 3G broadband connection when Wi-Fi is not available.
Although BlackBerry Bridge is a free application, AT&T confirmed that they held up the software for their subscribers until they could figure out a way to charge customers for browsing the internet via Bridge Browser, as it requires a tethering plan in addition to a wireless service plan if you are an AT&T customer.
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