RIM Announces BlackBerry Bold
 RIM today announced the BlackBerry Bold, the latest in their line of email focused smart phones. The BlackBerry Bold is RIM's first device to support AT&T's 3G network as well as international 3G networks, making it a global high speed device. The Bold's other major upgrades include a 480 x 320 pixel display, an upgraded web browser and improved multimedia functionality. The device also features a two megapixel camera, 1GB of built-in storage with support for Micro SDHC cards, a full QWERTY keyboard and GPS. AT&T has announced that they will be the exclusive U.S. carrier for the BlackBerry Bold when it is launched later this year.
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by Alfredo Padilla
May 12, 2008
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LG enV2 Cell Phone Review
 There's a lot to like about the LG enV2, including a nice QWERTY keyboard, GPS and very good battery life. Although there are flaws like lack of email and organizer support, the enV2 is a solid all around handset. There's few things it's outstanding at, but there are also few things that are truly terrible. We feel comfortable saying that anyone who doesn't need advanced smart phone features but do want a QWERTY keyboard will probably enjoy the enV2; and at $129.99 with a two-year contract the price is pretty reasonable as well.
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by Alfredo Padilla
May 09, 2008
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Samsung Ace Cell Phone Review
 The Samsung Ace is a powerful Windows Mobile Standard device from Sprint that is similar to the Samsung Blackjack line of phones that have been limited to AT&T until now. The ace up the sleeve, if you pardon the pun, is the support for both Sprint's CDMA network and international GSM networks. This puts it on the short list for any Sprint customer who does a lot of overseas travel, but they may be less enamored with the limited talk time, poor camera and the strange decision to leave Office Mobile off the device. The price tag is also a concern as similar handsets can be had for half the Ace's $199 cost. Do other bonuses make up for these drawbacks? Read on to find out.
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by Alfredo Padilla
April 29, 2008
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Verizon SMT5800 Cell Phone Review
 The SMT5800 looks like a typical Windows Mobile candybar phone at first glance, but it hides a slide-out keyboard for those who love to text or email. In all other respects the SMT5800 will bring all the good, and bad, that you would expect from Windows Mobile Standard, which is the non-touchscreen version. We liked the phone's looks and durability, and if professional good looks were everything the SMT5800 would be ahead of the game. Unfortunately a very limited battery life should cause anyone looking at this device some pause.
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by Mark Brezinski
March 17, 2008
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Nokia N82 Cell Phone Review
 The Nokia N82 is the latest do everything handset from the Finnish cell phone giant. Like many of its other high end handsets the N82 isn't available from any U.S. carriers, instead you'll have to purchase the phone from an importer or directly from Nokia when they make it available. The N82 packs a lot of technology into a reasonably small candybar form factor. You'll be getting a five megapixel camera with Xenon flash, a smart phone running Symbian Series 60, Wi-Fi and GPS functionality. Most of these features are well integrated and easy to use. That's not to say that the Nokia N82 doesn't have its bad points as well.
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by Alfredo Padilla
February 05, 2008
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BlackBerry Bold on Rogers
May 15, 2008 -
Its official, Rogers Communications will bring the BlackBerry Bold to Canada. No word on pricing or availability as of now.
[Via Engadget Mobile]
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