T-Mobile Declared The Curve 9315

T-Mobile Declared The Curve 9315

T-Mobile has declared that the most affordable BlackBerry in its line-up, the RIM BlackBerry Curve 9315. The QWERTY-equipped smartphone will run on the BlackBerry 7.1 OS and will have some more, none of them anything to text home about.

The BlackBerry Curve 9310 has been available in Verizon and other carriers for awhile. It specifications a modest 2.44 display with QVGA resolution, 3.2MP camera with flash, microSD card slot, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity.

Per-orders for the device will launch on January 16. The phone will become available on January 23. It will be $49.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate card, with a two-year service agreement.

via:phone arena

BlackBerry X10 N Series Gets one more Round Of Photos

BlackBerry X10 N Series Gets one more Round Of Photos

Those of you anxiously awaiting the QWERTY version of BlackBerry 10 will be more than happy when you get a look at these latest images.

Today some amazing shots popped up that not only show the front of the device, but in nice clear images that don't look like they were taken through a film of vaseline.

via:N4BB

RIM has Released Demo Video for the New BlackBerry 10 Camera

RIM has Released Demo Video for the New BlackBerry 10 Camera

RIM will launch its mobile OS early next year, BlackBerry 10. This is scheduled to launch on the 30th of January 2013.

Now the RIM has released a demo video for the new camera in BlackBerry 10 and in the video a brief look at how the camera will work on BlackBerry 10 devices.

There will be two BlackBerry 10 devices available at launch, a qwerty keyboard device similar to the existing BlackBerry Curve handsets and a full touchscreen smartphone.

via:backberry/youtube

BlackBerry 10 L-Series agreed video expression by RIM worker

BlackBerry 10 L-Series agreed video expression by RIM worker

The video appears to have been blast at a buy and sell show in Mexico, with the worker giving a full expression of the anonymous touchscreen device’s camera, app store and virtual keyboard.

Gratitude to the overzealous hands on meeting, we get to see BlackBerry 10’s wonderful photo feature, that enables the consumer to go back and forth in time by a mere millisecond, ensuring your photo is not bankrupt by a wink or sneeze. We also see how correspondence can be “flicked” onto the screen from the effective keyboard.

The name given to all of RIM’s touchscreen BlackBerry 10 devices will be London.

It’s not the first time RIM has seen a video of its L-Series escape online, having speedily detached one from Vimeo last month.

[Via:N4BB]

BlackBerry 10 Smartphones to release in March 2013

BlackBerry 10 Smartphones to release in March 2013

RIM declared that their first BlackBerry 10 Smartphone would release in the quarter of 2013. This means sometime between January and March of next year.  According to recent reports, RIM may not release these new devices until March.

This news comes from Jefferies analyst and Peter Misek. They have said that RIM will release the new BlackBerry 10 devices in March rather than January as had been earlier thought.

[Via:Ubergizmo]