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T-Mobile.com - BlackBerry Curve 8900 is Coming Soon...

by Kevin Michaluk on 15 Jan 2009 03:14 PM
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T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve 8900 now on T-Mobile.com

In the past two weeks we have now seen a leaked release date (February 18th), a revised leaked release date (February 11th), an official announcement and rumored pricing (looks like it jives). What's the next step leading up to the T-Mobile launch of a new BlackBerry device? Ya gotta put it up on the web as Coming Soon! And I DO hope the BlackBerry Curve 8900 comes to T-Mobile soon! Having rock'd the device for nearly four months to the day, I can tell you straight up this device Kicks a$$.

While you're waiting to get your hands on one, you can now jump on over to T-Mobile.com to catch a glimpse of the Curve 8900 in all it's glory. Though if you're really jonesing for this baby, why not kill the time with some value added content. Maybe take a look at the Curve 8900's user manual or one of our CrackBerry.com Curve 8900 reviews. Big thanks to everyone who sent this in!

BlackBerry Curve 8900 Links

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Posted by mike240se Thursday, Jan 15, 2009 1227 days ago

no 3g is so not. i just dont get it. seriously, 3g chipsets are probably smaller and cheaper now a days anyways! economies of scale, etc.

i dont geti t.

 
 
Posted by Kevin Michaluk Thursday, Jan 15, 2009 1227 days ago

On the plus side of not having 3G is the fact the device has UMA support (I don't think any 3G devices out there support UMA yet - somebody correct me if I'm wrong... am an Addict, not Expert). And I LOVE being able to place calls via WiFi. Saving me TONS of money each month.

 
 
Posted by NHAIN Wednesday, Jan 21, 2009 1222 days ago

there is almost every device that has wifi is uma capable. uma is Unlicensed Mobile Access. if u are using wifi thats what u will see where u usually see signal bars. "UMA". OKAY?

 
 
Posted by chillaxin Friday, Jan 16, 2009 1227 days ago

I had the pearl 8100... then moved to the curve 8320. Now I want and gotta have the 8900. The features, the look and the upgrade of the BB, yes, this is truly for me. I get great T-mobile service, to have or not have 3g is not an issue with me at all... otherwise I would have switched to AT&T and it just isn't worth it. Not that there's anything wrong with AT&t, I just seem to get what I need from T-mo.

 
 
Posted by joygasm310 Thursday, Jan 15, 2009 1227 days ago

I had my curve on Tmo, and while I loved the phone, I hated the service. If it wasnt for having a wi-fi router in my house, I wouldnt even be able to use my phone at home. I was in too many resturants and bars that I didnt get reception in. Ive yet to have that with AT&T, and im very happy with my Bold and 3G. I wish tmobile would have worked out better for me. I hated having to leave them for AT&T.

 
 
Posted by deathbyart Friday, Jan 16, 2009 1227 days ago

I leave T Mobile for Verizon (storm) and bam, they get this...
Although, I have an issue with never being happy with the gadgets I use. :P

 
 
Posted by splintercast Monday, Jan 19, 2009 1224 days ago

I was at the local verizon store yesterday. The sales person mention that verizon was going to release 8 new phones mid to late Feb. The new line up includes a new BB phone. He indicated that it would be the new curve. Any one else hearing this?

 
 
Posted by Queen4111 Friday, Jan 16, 2009 1227 days ago

T-Mobile beats ATT in getting this BB to the masses?
YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 
 
Posted by raskal1130 Friday, Jan 16, 2009 1227 days ago

I had t-mobile with my old company and hated them. I did love having the ability to talk through the wifi though. at&t doesn't have that capability, at least last I checked. I left t-mobile. I have seen at times where you said there is a possibility of the new curve coming to at&t. Is that still a valid statement?

 
 
Posted by mandii Friday, Jan 16, 2009 1226 days ago

I actually got the Curve 8900 on Dec 26 (Boxing Day up here in Canada). It is my first Blackberry and I absolutely LOVE it.

 
 
Posted by raskal1130 Friday, Jan 16, 2009 1226 days ago

Thats cool. Seems to me that Rogers in Canada has every phone available. I wish that was the case in the US

 
 
Posted by AflownwiZ Sunday, Jan 18, 2009 1225 days ago

make calls trough wifi? can somebody help?

thanks a bunch

 
 
Posted by raskal1130 Monday, Jan 19, 2009 1223 days ago

I am sure it is in the forums somewhere. But basically on your blackberry, After you turn on your wifi on your phone and connect to your router, you should see it turn to wifi and you should be able to make calls. If you have t-mobile it will work.

Try reading this:

http://forums.crackberry.com/f3/complete-wifi-how-47229/

 
 
Posted by NHAIN Wednesday, Jan 21, 2009 1222 days ago

you have to call tmobile for that. they will set your plan for HOT SPOT calling. its $10 extra per month. then u can use wifi anywhere and make calls.

 
 
Posted by bman44 Monday, Jan 19, 2009 1224 days ago

i love the look ..but no 3g come on...

 
 
Posted by NHAIN Wednesday, Jan 21, 2009 1222 days ago

i might be over reacting because i hate waiting for anything but i guess we are just being left behind. RIM in north america based company. still when they were launching 8900 T-mobile got it in Germany. then roger got it in canada. now even india has it. India? for cry out loud. india. but being in United States of America. what we get? COMING SOON. can somebodt do something about it. or i am the only one who is having problem with other countries being ahead of us in technology?