It looks like Bell Mobility is all set for the release of the upcoming BlackBerry Curve 3G (Curve 9300). The carrier is ready to drop the HSPA device on August 12th and should be getting units in stock as early as next week. We did see this coming a few days ago, and the "Curve 3G" name looks to be the winning moniker for release as well. The device will carry the standard features including 256MB flash memory, a full QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth and the fleet of native apps. No word if the Curve 3G is headed to any other carriers just yet, but it's safe to assume it won't be long before it lands elsewhere.
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Bell holding back BlackBerry 6 updates until 2011?
Sure seems that way. Some leaked documents from Bell Mobility show that BlackBerry 6 isn't set for release on other capable devices until 2011. While Bell is set to release the BlackBerry Torch 9800 anytime now, the newly announced BlackBerry Curve 3G nor the BlackBerry Pearl 3G will get it right away, let alone the previously released BlackBerry Bold 9700. As we've seen in the past...
Bell releases ACA542 software update for the BlackBerry Motion
Bell has begun rolling out their ACA542 software update for the BlackBerry Motion.
Costco Canada offering cash back, bonus minutes and more with KEY2 purchase
I have to admit, Costco is not the first place I think of when deciding to pick up a new phone but it turns out they do have some great deals in place if you're a member.
Save $100 off the BlackBerry KEY2 LE at Bell, Rogers, and Telus!
The big three in Canada have kicked off their March deals, and right now, folks looking to move into a new BlackBerry KEY2 LE can save $100 off the regular price bringing the total to $0 with select plans.