The day I received my Bold 9700 I knew it needed protection. It was so shiny and had that beautiful chrome bar at the top of the phone. I knew the first time I drop it, I would be crushed. About a week after getting my Bold I received both the Commuter and Impact series cases from OtterBox. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I’ve owned an OtterBox for every smartphone I’ve had, and I’m glad to have it protecting my Bold. Click on over to see the rest of this review…

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The team over at TmoNews are reporting that T-Mobile is getting ready to launched a free BlackBerry trackball replacement program. The program which is reported to be starting February 15th and will be offered FREE of charge to any customers with a BlackBerry Pearl 8100/8120 or Curve 8320. More details should arrive later next month from T-Mobile directly. Personally I would love to see other carriers start offering this program as well. I wonder if it’s RIM sponsored?

ZAGG, the company who brings you the InvisibleShields, is announcing their ZAGGaudio products. They not only have great shields, but they have great audio products as well, and the prices look too good to pass up. Save from 69% to 78% off selected audio products while supplies last so now’s the time to take advantage.

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I know a lot of people really want a White BlackBerry Bold 9700, especially after playing with the White Bold 9000. I was browsing around TrueSupplier.com only to see that they are now offering full white housings for the BlackBerry Bold 9700. If you’re brave enough to take apart your BlackBerry and install this housing it can be yours for roughly $60 USD. If you are curious enough to take apart your Bold, and don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars on custom painting, this is the way to go. Head on over to TrueSupplier.com for more details.

Anyone here thinking about ordering one?

v-moda has some interesting headsets, and I have to admit, look just as stylish as Bose do. I have been using this headset for a few weeks now, and I have to admit, they’re not only comfortable and stylish, they’re also very impressive. I’m here to share the details.

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There is no question that the BlackBerry Curve 8300 series is popular, and sometimes we forget its still being sold. Well OtterBox let it be known that they haven’t forgot about the classic curve users! Today OtterBox released their popular Commuter Series for the Curve 8300/8310/8320/8330. You can grab it right from OtterBox.com for $34.95 USD.

[via Accessorize Mobile]

I don’t know if anyone noticed this on BlackBerryCool. This is different and a really neat idea. It reminds me so much of the idea of when we were kids playing with Silly Putty. It’s a way to clean your BlackBerry and get the dirt out of all the crevices without water.

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Powermat is by far one of the most must have gadgets out there, and this year at CES 2010 they got a chance to show off their new toys! Powermat plans to introduce several new items including the Powerpak, which replaces your BlackBerry OEM battery with their Powerpak battery and receiver all in one. This will allow users to simply set their BlackBerry on a Powermat and charge it, without any extra receivers or cases. The Powerpak batteries are expected to available in June for tons of devices. Powermat also introduced single sized Powermat’s for those looking to charge up on the bedside, plus Powermat introduced their new travel mat’s which come in either single or double with a rechargeable battery. Those items are all expected within the next few months. For complete details head on over to Accessorize Mobile.

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Radiation of cell phones has been a hot topic for some time. Pong has created a case that proposes to drastically reduce the levels of radiation of the Curve. This is a patented case that took the study results of the SAR levels, created a solution, and have made it available to the consumer who is concerned about SAR. Radiation is an energy form. The antenna of your cell phone emits powerful radiation to receive and send calls, but t also sends that radiation into your headspace area. Pong utilizes a patented physics-based solution to redirect the flow of the energy.

This is a simple explanation of the radiation and how Pong works.

Pong is a silicone case that’s patented and has been tested. Studies so far shows it reduces the users exposure of radiation from the cell phone by 60% which was verified by FCC-certified laboratories in independent testing. The case was tested by Cetecom labs to reduce Specific Absorption Rate (SAR, the mobile industry standard of measurement) and to even reduce intense “hotspot” cell phone radiation (The Electric Field Intensity) by 85%, as noted by PR-inside.

If you’re concerned about radiation, then this will be your solution. Cases sell for $49.95 and can be ordered from the pong website here.

[via: Accessorize Mobile]

So it’s time for the Consumer Electronics Show 2010 (CES) in Las Vegas, and RIM has just introduced an interesting new accessory for BlackBerry. It’s called BlackBerry Presenter and it allows you to deliver Powerpoint presentations from your BlackBerry to a projector or TV in a few simple steps. The BlackBerry Presenter connects via Bluetooth, so you don’t have any unnecessary wires getting in the way. The BlackBerry Presenter features S-Video or VGA connection ports so you can connect to nearly an monitor, projector or TV.

The BlackBerry Presenter will be available soon for $199 USD from ShopBlackBerry and other retailers. Possibly even the BlackBerry Sync Store? Stay tuned.

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