BlackBerry Bold is to be released by BestBuy online right now, price as you can see is $399.99 with $50 gift card on a 36-month plan.  Not just 24 month, but 36, now I seriously think AT&T is getting little bit greedy with the BOLD, but with a such hot device, it might just well worth for many business mobile users.  Check it out for your self.

BlackBerry Storm is really for pre-order at mobilecityonline.com priced $599 without contract. Expected Arrival Date
Oct. 1, 2008

Carrier: Verizon Wireless

Technology: 3G EURO Standard, EVDO Rev A: (1900/800 MHz), Quad Band 850/900/1800/1900
Feature: 3+ Megapixel Camera, A2DP, Bluetooth, Calendar, Camera, Candy Bar Form, Email Client, GPS / Location, High-Speed Data GPRS, Memory Card Slot, MP3, Qwerty Keyboard, Smartphone, Speaker Phone, Touch Screen, Video Capture, Video Clip
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Blackberry 9530 Storm for Verizon

Product Overview
Release for Verizon Wireless, The Blackberry Storm will be the first BlackBerry with touch-sensitive screen and it won't have any real keyboard. It is consumer oriented, Blackberry Storm features a 3.2 Megapixel camera , Bluetooth stereo, along with Built in GPS Navigation and microSD/microSDHC slot.

Looks like a list of cool phone to look forward to.  Youmobile.org will keep you updated on the actually release date on these handsets.

* January 21: Sony Ericsson TM506

* January 21: Nokia 7510

* January 28: T-Mobile Shadow

* February 4: Motorola Renew

* February 4: Samsung t119

* February 18: RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900

* February 18: Samsung Memoir

Thanks to BGR for the news.

First, the big news is that RIM has dropped the SurePress screen, so there is no clickable screen. In our opinion this is what made the device actually unique over the plethora of other touchscreen consumer devices out there, and it worked pretty darn well, managing the bridge the gap (partially) between phones with keys (i.e. the Bold) and phones with nothing (i.e. Palm Pre). Why RIM dumped its one unique feature, we'll never know. Word has it that they have chosen the haptic route, but no sign of that could be found in this build.

Not much is known about the interface due to a bug that would not allow access beyond the home screen, so most of the observations are regarding the hardware. The device is a bit more hefty than before, and due to the lack of click and any sort of haptic feedback ends up feeling much like an iPhone. It uses capacitive type touch rather than resistive, much like the original Storm.

The designed is slightly slicker and thinner, and the the formally physical Call, Menu, Back and End keys are now touch sensitive. This is also mysifying for us. If you are going to make the oft-used buttons physical, make them easy to hit and react with. Unless RIM has the aforementioned unrealized brilliant haptic feedback ready to go this seems downright silly.

via: engagetmobile

The BlackBerry Curve 8520 is a stylish, easy-to-use, compact smartphone offering the best value for consumer and business customers looking for BlackBerry service. The smartphone features a full QWERTY keyboard and touch-sensitive trackpad for easy typing and navigation, built-in Wi-Fi^® and an advanced media player, plus dedicated media keys, smoothly integrated along the top of the handset, for a convenient way to control music and videos. The handset also provides global connectivity via phone, email, text, IM, picture messaging and social networking, with Facebook^®and My Space applications preloaded.

AT&T's Great-Value Smartphone Features Global Access, Slick Design, Robust Capability, Trackpad, Media Keys for Easy Access to Music and Entertainment, Preloaded Facebook and Myspace.

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