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New photos of smartphone BlackBerry Pearl 9100, which has not been announced yet, leaked on the web.

BlackBerry Pearl 9100 is a testament to the continuing changes in the design of BlackBerry devices. The new smartphone, as smartphones BlackBerry Bold 9700 and BlackBerry Tour, comes to replace the traditional optical trackball with touch trackpad. Another innovation of the smartphone is that it is running the latest version of the Blackberry OS 5.0.

Judging by the new photos, BlackBerry Pearl 9100 may very soon fill up the list of devices offered by mobile operator T-Mobile. As follows from the photo, Pearl 9100 supports WCDMA-networks I, IV and VIII, which means it has 2100 MHz, 1700 MHz (AWS) and 900 MHz. These ranges are used by cellular operators T-Mobile USA and Wind Canada. The characteristics of the BlackBerry Pearl 9100 (BlackBerry Stratus or BlackBerry Striker) include the SureType QWERTY-keyboard, WiFi and camera module with LED-flash.

Did you get your new Blackberry Curve ? Have you already purchased a nice case for it? If not, then go ahead reading to get the best for your Curve.

We have decided to review some nice cases from a Blackberry Curve Case store. They had some nice collection of cases. Below are some of them:

Blackberry Curve 8300 Case Zebra Green

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The new photos of the smartphone BlackBerry Essex 9650, which will appear in the list of models sold by the cellular operator Sprint has apeared on the web.

The new device of the Canadian company is the successor of the popular models of BlackBerry Tour and has the candybar traditional for BlackBerry, QWERTY-keyboard and horizontally oriented display. Its appearance in the market will take place early next year.

According to unofficial data, smartphone BlackBerry Essex 9650 works in the networks CDMA, GSM / EDGE and UMTS, is equipped with a 3.2-megapixel camera, WiFi module and is based on the BlackBerry OS 5.0.0.385 operating system. The resolution of the screen is 480×360 points.

If you are in the market for a new business phone, the amount of options available can make the process of selecting the right one quite challenging. To make this is an easier process for you, our staff has gone through all of the latest business phones on the market. After hours of comparing and evaluating one phone after another, we are proud to present you with our list of the top 5 business phones of 2009:

#5 – HTC Touch Pro2

Price: $699.99 from Amazon

Strengths: Thanks to its Windows Mobile operating system, the HTC Touch Pro2 offers a long list of features specifically for business users, ranging from Microsoft Office Mobile Suite to real-time e-mail delivery. Using the phone is enjoyable thanks to its vibrant 3.6 inch touch screen with 480×800-pixel resolution.

Other notable features of the Touch Pro2 include a full physical keyboard, Wi-Fi, GPS navigation, and Bluetooth.

Weaknesses: Currently no 3G support in the US, large size, slow GPS and a high price tag.
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For those who have been checking out T-Mobile’s public release of the new BlackBerry Bold 9700, hold your horses – AT&T’s offer is coming soon. Business customers can already get their mitts on the next generation BlackBerry Bold immediately, but AT&T’s public availability for the 9700 has been announced for November 22. The $199.99 on-contract price point remains identical to T-Mobile, and the device itself keeps all the same fixings, like 3.2 megapixel camera, 480 x 360 display, 256 MB of application memory, slim form factor, and snazzy new optical trackpad. If you’re on AT&T and looking to pick this up, mark November 22 on your calendar, and keep an eye out for our review of the device this week!

Certainly of late it’s been all BlackBerry Storm2, Bold 9700 and Tour 9630 that has been making the news. That is, in the BlackBerry world. Berry addicts the world round are no doubt considering their options and making upgrades to the new devices from RIM as time passes.

However, if you’re the type that doesn’t need the ‘cutting edge’ in the RIM lineup, Rogers has dropped their pricing on some very solid BlackBerry devices. The Bold 9000, Curve 8900 and Curve 8520 have all been given price cuts, and at the new price points they’re looking more attractive than ever. The details:

BlackBerry Bold 9000: $99.99 (in black or white)

BlackBerry Curve 8900: $79.99

BlackBerry Curve 8520: $49.99 (in black or lavender)

No surprises here that the above prices rest on a 3-year contract. Head on over to the BlackBerry lineup at Rogers for more. Happy shopping!

Last we heard the T-Mobile BlackBerry Bold 9700 was coming November 16th. Now it looks like my bud David (over at TMoNews) has another Bold 9700 launch rumor for us today. The latest word is the second-coming of the Bold will hit us on November 18th. Apparently training on the new device has already begun for employees… but please treat this as a rumor, for now.

Interestingly enough, the Bold 9700 already seems to be featured on the T-Mobile site here. I suspect T-Mo plans to throw down a little pre-order action… or it could be that the launch is coming sooner than we think. We’ll see.

Side Note: The official release package has been spotted by the folks at BlackBerry OS. Check out the goodness below. Looks like everything is there… Me thinks we’re going to see the BlackBerry Bold 9700 on T-Mo really soon!