RIM today announced that it will launch yet another BlackBerry based on the latest 8800 model. Fully endorsed by movie star Halle Berry, this new model is to be sleeker, have more buttons, and will look good even if it isn't turned on.
The Editor of Forbes Magazine tries to go seven days without e-mail, BlackBerry, and cell-phone. And he cries like a baby. Sweet. Enjoy the Vid.
Blackberry addiction makes the front page of the Wall Street Journal. But it isn’t what you think. As addicting as our little e-mail pushing devices are, there is something even more insidious that lurks within. Yep it's BrickBreaker. According to the WSJ report, that most basic of games has a hard core of addicts who will even play during high stakes Wall Street conference calls...
If you are a gadget junkie you should have been in Barcelona, Spain this week at the 3GSM Convention. RIM rolled out its new Blackberry 8800 there and their European partner of sorts, HTC , rolled out their new smartphone. The HTC S710 smartphone (previously known as the Vox), comes with a nifty little slide out Qwerty keyboard. It's HTC's first phone to be based on Windows Mobile 6,...
For the past year I have been trying to get my girlfriend Erika to buy a BlackBerry Pearl or the new 8800 when it hits the market. For the first 6 months the answer to my pleas was a flat out NO. But over the past few weeks, mainly thanks to my annoying non-stop talk of the upcoming launch of crackberry.com, her NO's turned into MAYBES and I could tell by next week the answer should be...
This week’s launch of the 8800, and the features contained therein, leads to the obvious question. Is Research In Motion positioning itself early to take on the new Apple iPhone? The slimmest version of the device yet, the BlackBerry 8800 also features a music and video player, a global positioning system and a full keyboard. RIM is clearly trying to hold onto its lead in the North...
A British pollster says it is easier to be ‘economical with the truth’ when using BlackBerry. More than four out of five people admit to telling little white lies at least once a day says a survey conducted by UK pollsters. The preferred way of being "economical with the truth" is to use technology such as cell phones, texts and e-mails. “Techno-treachery” was widespread apparently,...