Remember that Virtual BlackBerry client RIM announced a few months back? Well BGR seems to think it'll be heading over to T-Mobile for their popular T-Mobile Dash smartphone. While they didn't release too many details it's expected it will launch soon that that device. Meanwhile we guess it might also head over to Cingular AT&T's ever so popular Samsung BlackJack smartphone. Guess we will have to wait for more details… Stay tuned.  

Danger and Motorola dedicated to get together to bring another new Sidekick device to the board. While it's no BlackBerry it's most likely the consumer-berry's cheapest competition. This is the Danger Sidekick Slide (or Zante to some) developed in partnership with Motorola. Not much information is known about, even Boy Genius himself isn't saying boo about it. He simply just put it out there. With this being out in the wild now we expect to see a launch within the next few weeks or months. Get out his gallery full of shots. 

We had a few minutes the other to sit down and check out RIM's new BlackBerry 8830 World Edition from Telus. The first thing we noticed is that like the sprint model it's packing a Qualcomm processor. Overall we haven't reviewed the device yet we are still waiting for ours to be shipped to us. Check out our gallery for a mini unboxing. We hope to have tons more pictures up once our review unit comes in.

BlackBerry 8830 Live Shots Gallery

A new Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry device, possibly the BlackBerry 8820 has been approved by the FCC. This new BlackBerry device we believe is the 8820 features Quadband GSM along with Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g. This new berry also includes Bluetooth and a microSD memory card slot making it very similar to the rest of the 8800 series. No word on a camera at this time. We might even see multiple versions of this device such as GSM, CDMA + GSM (World Edition) models. If you want details you can check out the FCC site. 

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Research In Motion (RIM) has been fighting for years to be able to sell their handhelds in China. Eight years later RIM has received the OK to begin selling them. The BlackBerry 8700g will launch in China by the end of the month. They have already received orders for nearly 5,000 devices. 

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Sprint have officially launched the BlackBerry 8830 World Edition. It's now available in stores for a cool $199 with two year contract. One of the best parts about Sprint's 8830 is that it features an unlocked SIM card slot meaning while traveling overseas you can simply pop in a local sim avoiding Sprint's heavy international roaming fees. Another note about their version of the 8830 is it's sporting a Qualcomm processor logo right on the back of the device… 

Sprint BlackBerry 8830 Page 

Engadget has fully reviewed Apple's new iPhone. Their review shows you everything from the body and form to writing a sms to Google Maps. The review is written in three easy parts. Check out the iPhone review by Engadget. 

Part 1: Hardware, interface, keyboard

Part 2: Phone, Mail, Safari, iPod

Part 3: Apps and settings, camera, iTunes, wrap-up