The next wave of BlackBerry smartphones is upon us. Captured this morning, the BlackBerry Curve Apollo (model: 9370) made its unofficial video debut, sporting a HVGA display, 5-megapixel camera and modest 800 MHz processor. Just like the Bold 9900 before it, the Curve Apollo looks to be razor-thin, a feature not too common in the BlackBerry blood line.
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The latest round up of BlackBerry smartphones set to debut in 2011 is now live. Earlier this month we showed you the BlackBerry Dakota, Apollo and Storm 3. We now know these devices to be the Bold Touch, Curve Touch and Monaco Touch – here’s the latest scoop.
There’s speculation afoot that the Blackberry Curve 8520 could be getting a Blackberry 6 update, as suggested by some leaked Blackberry developer brief slides. Are Blackberry poised to give a low end Blackberry device Blackberry 6?
The new BlackBerry Curve 8520, codenamed the BlackBerry Gemini, has leaked online, and thanks to these spy shots we can see it’s packing tons of new features. Most notably, the new BlackBerry Curve 8520 says goodbye to the trackball in favour of a swanky optical trackpad.
Tuesday morning is upon us, and what better way to celebrate the start of the second day of the week than to catch up with all the latest tech news. It’s all rounded up in techie breakie, so read on to see what you’ve missed.
We know there are a lot of BlackBerry obsessives, but this might be taking things too far. One Canadian has crafted a BlackBerry sculpture out of ice, putting the Apple snow logo we spotted last week to shame.
UPDATE: We’ve added RIM’s official pics of the Curve 8900 into our hands on gallery – check them out.
If you thought the BlackBerry Storm was the last we’d be seeing of RIM this year, guess again. The push email wonder is making a late bid to be part of your Christmas booty with the BlackBerry Curve 8900. It’s not out until the 20th, but we’ve already got hands on with it – pics after the jump. Read more
It’s another victory for the people who love gadgets but hate wires: the makers of the WildCharge cable-free charging system have revealed that the first products to be compatible with their “power mat” will be the BlackBerry Pearl and BlackBerry Curve.