Sapphire blue Blackberry Curve 8320 on AT&T, Pandora mobile for Windows Mobile and More
Added on 2008-12-17 02:53:00
by Tanya Palta
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 Sapphire blue Blackberry Curve 8320 on AT&T, Pandora mobile for Windows Mobile users, Palm Application store unveiled and more. Here is today’s mobile round up.
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BlackBerry Curve on Sprint
Added on 2008-05-11 03:49:00
by Tanya Palta
 After Verizon,its Sprint’s turn to welcome the BlackBerry Curve. The smartphone is now available for order on the Sprint website where its retailing for $179.99 with two-year contract and rebates.
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Motorola Q9c, BlackBerry Curve May Be Coming to Verizon Soon
Added on 2008-05-05 02:42:00
by Tanya Palta
 According to Brighthand, the Motorola Q9c and the BlackBerry Curve will debut on Verizon Wireless next week. The Q9c will be available for $250 after a $50 mail-in rebate and the Curve for $270 after a $50 mail-in rebate and two-year contract.
[Via Brighthand]
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Kenny G talks about his BlackBerry
Added on 2008-01-21 03:59:00
by Emily Price
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 Kenny G loves his Blackberry Curve, but in an interview with the guys at Switched had a few suggestions for RIM on how to make it better. Kenny would like his Curve to have a camera for video messaging, and wishes his keypad wasn’t so cramped…we here you Kenny. Check out his full interview here.
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T-Mobile adds WiFi BlackBerry Curve
Added on 2007-09-24 03:29:00
by Emily Price
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 RIM has added GPS or WiFi (carrier’s choice) to the BlackBerry 8300 Curve. T-Mobile went with the WiFi option, and Engadget got their hands on a model to test drive. They had an easy time setting up their wireless network with the Curve. Read about their experiences with the WiFi Curve and check out a photo gallery of the device here.
[via EngadgetMobile]
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Curve to hit T-Mobile on September 23rd?
Added on 2007-08-14 13:56:00
by Randall Bennett
 
AT&T may have gotten first crack at the Curve, but T-Mobile has always had a pretty good relationship with RIM, and now a MyFaves compatible BlackBerry Curve is set to hit T-Mobile on September 24th, according to some rumors sent into the Boy Genius Report. The release date is great and everything, but the feature list adds WiFi and UMA support to the Curve, making it perfect for T-Mobile@Home users. Other notable features, like a two-megapixel camera, microSD and BlackBerry's notably great QWERTY keyboard, are still there. We're extremely excited about the prospects of a WiFi enabled BlackBerry, and a UMA supporting smartphone, although without a proper price, we'll still have to wait and see if it replaces our regular phone.
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Non-iPhone visual voicemail
Added on 2007-06-27 10:03:00
by Randall Bennett
 Looks like the iPhone's "Visual Voicemail" killer app might not be an iPhone exclusive anymore, as SimulSays hit beta today for BlackBerry. The press release is scant on specific details, but it sounds like users can download an app for their BlackBerry and then are able to see who left a voicemail through caller ID, then be able to return the call or send back an email using the BlackBerry. Right now the app is only specified to work with the BlackBerry Pearl, 8800, and Curve, but the company says a Windows Mobile version is coming sometime later today. We're interested in how the product works, and are going to give it a shot on one of our Pearls lying around the office.
Update: Just gave the service a run-through, and it would be a welcome addition to the BlackBerry, except your voicemail callers have to listen to an ad that says, "this call will be transcribed through simulscribe.com," every time they leave a voicemail. It'd be fine, except it feels like a disclaimer, which scared one of our voicemailers.
Also, cellphone users might feel weird about having to set up conditional call forwarding and using a third-party voicemail system. It's pretty simple to activate -- users of SimulSays need simply to enter in *004*4435520548*11# to activate the service -- but the idea of someone other than a mobile provider having voicemail might be touchy for some.
However, those two caveats aside, we kind of dig the service. It's simple to use and acts as a secondary call log when your phone isn't on, plus you won't use up talk-time minutes when listening to voicemail. I just installed this on my personal phone, and I think despite the annoying ad, I'll leave it on for the convenience factor.
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BlackBerry Curve hands-on
Added on 2007-06-02 07:04:00
by Emily Price
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 The BlackBerry Curve has been made officially available by AT&T and Boy Genius has gotten their hands on one of the handsets and done a photo shoot. If you're itching to see what the Curve looks like out of its box check you can check out Boy Genius's photo gallery here.
[Via BoyGenius]
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BlackBerry Curve available today
Added on 2007-05-31 05:11:00
by Emily Price
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 The BlackBerry Curve is officially available from AT&T today making them the first carrier to carry the handset in North America. The Curve is available for $199.99 with a 2 year contract after rebate.
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John Mayer hands-on with the BlackBerry Curve
Added on 2007-05-13 06:47:00
by Emily Price
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 John Mayer, yes John Mayer has gotten his hands on a pre-release of the BlackBerry Curve and posted some pictures of the handset on his blog. You can check out th pics, as well as his musings on other topics here.
[Via EngadgetMobile]
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