Indosat and Research in Motion yesterday introduced the BlackBerry Curve, and the BlackBerry 8800 to Indosat customers in Indonesia.
Our cooperation with RIM is part of our strategy and commitment to continuously enhance our service to customers,” said Mr. Guntur S. Siboro, Marketing Director at Indosat. “We are excited at the launch of these smartphones, as they are instrumental in providing the rich mobile experience that today’s mobile users are seeking.
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by Robb Dunewood on October 10, 2007 · 1 comment
Research in Motion along with MTN bring the BlackBerry to Cypruss.
All over the world, BlackBerry smartphones are enhancing the way people communicate and interact with information. Being away from the office or separated from your PC no longer means you are out of touch, because the BlackBerry smartphone empowers you with real-time connectivity ” said Bassel Jamaleddine, CEO of MTN. “People have become used to MTN leading the market by introducing the best solutions to our customers, and all of us at MTN are very excited and proud to be launching the BlackBerry solution here today.
What I find kind of interesting is that MTN will initially only offer the BlackBerry Curve and the BlackBerry Pearl. Does the lack of BlackBerry 8800 support paint a broader picture of that device’s future? That’s probably a topic for another post.
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by Robb Dunewood on September 7, 2007 · 0 comments
If you have a desire to make your BlackBerry 83xx series device look like Pharell’s without have go through the hassle of finding a jeweler to gold plate your device or the expense of paying for it, you are in luck.
The next hot thing in consumer BlackBerry accessories are custom faceplates.
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BGR is reporting that BlackBerry maker, Research in Motion, and AT&T are holding a New York City launch party for the BlackBerry Curve on June 8th which, if BG’s sources or correct, may be a couple of weeks after AT&T actually releases the BlackBerry Curve.
AT&T is really trying to get the BlackBerry Curve out the door this month. Nothing is set in stone, but I think we can all agree that it is in everyone’s best interest to get this out sooner than later.
BG says in the comments that all signs are pointing to a Friday release.
AT&T BlackBerry Curve
We still don’t have an official release date here in the U.S., however, the BlackBerry Curve is now available from O2 over in the UK.
You’ve to to look hard to find out how much the O2 BlackBerry Curve will cost but you can get it for free if you sign up to a big enough plan.
O2 BlackBerry Curve
The ladies over at Shiny Shiny have put together a brief review of the BlackBerry Curve.
BlackBerry Curve Review
Rogers Wireless and Research In Motion recently introduced the BlackBerry Curve smartphone – the smallest and lightest full QWERTY BlackBerry handset. The BlackBerry Curve features a smooth and friendly handset design and delivers the renowned BlackBerry email and messaging experience, premium phone features, intuitive trackball navigation system, 2.0 megapixel camera, fast web browsing and powerful multimedia capabilities. With the BlackBerry Curve, Canadians can stay connected to the people and information that matter most.
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Rogers BlackBerry Curve
Our friends across the pond over at airtime manager in the UK have been testing the pre-release version of the BlackBerry Curve for a while now and they’ve put up a full review here. One of the things that stands out to me is just how much smaller the the BlackBerry Curve is than the BlackBerry 8800.
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