Looks like Bell will be launching three new additions to their BlackBerry lineup. They will add two new colors of the BlackBerry Pearl 8130 (White and Titanium) and a Red BlackBerry Curve 8330. The Pearl and Curve should be available around August 8th in stores and online. Pricing is expected to be around the same (Pearl $0 with three year contract and Curve $149.95 with three year contract). Stay tuned for more details when they arrive…

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Bell Mobility has just released a $30/month "Unlimited Data" plan. Following the competition (aka TELUS) this data package provides Unlimited web browsing (on device), email, instant messaging (including Windows Live) as well application usage such as Facebook and Google maps. In order to take part of this $30 data plan you are require to have a minimum $30 voice plan. 

Bell has jumped on the Curve wagon and is second in Canada to launch the Blackberry Curve 8330. Their Curve packs everything the same 2.0 megapixel camera, GPS, full QWERTY keyboard, microSD memory card slot and it's silver liquid in color, not Black? The price is $249.95 with three year contract or $549.95 without contract. This brings the price exactly the same as Telus.

Check the Bell website for details.

CrackBerry just got the word from a tipster that apparently Bell is launching their CDMA variant of the Curve 8330 very soon. This mail-out is an invite to attend launch parties all starting in Montreal and ending in Halifax. The party starts April 15th, so looks like they might be right on par with Sprint’s launch.

Just like Sprint and Alltel in the United States, Bell has launched the Red BlackBerry Pearl 8130. All features are exactly the same to their Black coloured 8130. The Red Pearl 8130 is available now at Bell stores and online for $99 with contract and data plan. Next up will we see more coloured Pearl’s come to Canada?

Bell found a way to clear out its out BlackBerry stock. They are offering buy one BlackBerry 8830 World Edition or Pearl 8130 and you can get up to four free BlackBerry 8703’s. This deal is great for almost any business we wants to get connected by the power of BlackBerry’s.

Bell also launched new data sharing packages allowing the 5 users to share certain amounts of data. For example: $25/4MB, $40/8MB, $60/30MB or $100/1GB (1024MB) then you can add any users over your 5 for just $20/month. Kind of a neat idea for small businesses.  You can find the details over on Bell.

Here's a quick tip for you if your in Canada and looking at getting a BlackBerry this holiday season! Both Telus and Bell are offering the new BlackBerry Pearl 8130 (next generation Pearl) for $0 with three year term. But if you choose Telus and and get a voice of at least $30 a month you can get unlimited email and instant messaging for $15 extra a month. Here's the best part! As a bonus Telus is offering Unlimited mobile browsing (unlimited internet) for free with this data plan.

Unfortunately Telus' website only shows unlimited email and instant messaging on this data plan but it's confirmed mobile browsing is included as well. This offer is for a limited time and could expire soon.

Not too far behind Telus, Bell Mobility has announced the release of the new BlackBerry Pearl 8130. Bell's Pearl will be available for only $149.95 with three year contract or $449.95 outright with no contract (take that Telus!). Not only that but Bell introduced new consumer data plans. Check out bell.ca for details. 

"The BlackBerry Pearl 8130 delivers the ultimate wireless email and data experience for clients looking for both substance and style," said AdelBazerghi, Vice President, Products for Bell Mobility. "We are confident itscombination of data speed, functionality and style will resonate particularlywith consumers and small business professionals looking for a phone that lets them work, play and connect with ease." 

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We received an email from Bell Canada today with an information kit full of images and useful information regarding the BlackBerry 8830 World Edition. It doesn't really tell us anything about the Bell 8830, it simply just talks about features. The information kit is available in both English and French for your view pleasure. 

Windows Live Messenger (aka MSN) is now available for BlackBerry devices in Canada only on Bell Mobility for the time being. No word at this time if Telus and Rogers will pick up Live Messenger in Canada as of yet. Bell is offering Live Messenger for a monthly charge of $3 (and a free trial until September 30th). To download WLM on your Bell Berry point your devices browser to http://www.bell.ca/wlm