The BlackBerry Bold has made it on to the AT&T website. No pricing is listed its simply saying "Coming Soon" well at the bottom it says "The BlackBerry Bold 9000 is expected to be available later this year, exclusively from AT&T in the United States." Check it out on the AT&T website.

[via RIMarkable]

While usually we only cover BlackBerry news on the site this post is special. Apple has announced their upgraded iPhone featuring 3G and GPS. Apple also announced the new price tag of their 3G iPhone's. The 8GB version will ring in at only $199 everywhere (meaning $199USD or $199CAD) of course with a contract. AT&T will continue to be the exclusive carrier in the United States and looks like both Rogers and Fido will have it in Canada.

Now with all this iPhone talk how long before carriers release the BlackBerry Bold and RIM introduces the BlackBerry Thunder?  

According to a post found on BerryReview, Viral Electronics is saying AT&T has released new mail-in rebates which list the BlackBerry 8110. The rebate is for $50 off the price of the 8110. In case your don't know a whole lot about the 8110 it's the GPS packing, Wi-Fi lacking next generation Pearl with a 2.0 megapixel camera. Unfortunately no one posted a scan of the rebate yet…

UPDATE: BGR got their hands on a copy of the rebate and here it is:

Looks like the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 has launched for business clients today. The BlackBerry Pearl 8120 is the Wi-Fi equipped Pearl 2 sporting a 2.0 megapixel camera, upgraded keyboard and external microSD memory card slot. Rumor has it AT&T will also be launching the GPS enabled version 8110 soon to replace the aging Pearl 8100. Anyways business clients can pick up the Pearl 8120 starting today for $199 after contract discounts. No word on when regular consumers can get it as of yet.

[Crave]

Update: AT&T has now sent out a press release to introduce the new Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry Pearl. Click read more to see it.

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Motorola's Q9h Global from AT&T Wireless now has the ability of BlackBerry Connect. If your not familar with BlackBerry Connect it allows you to get your BlackBerry push email from their BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service) or your BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Server). In order to use the service you'll require a BlackBerry Connect data plan from AT&T. You have three types of service to choose from:

• PDA Enterprise Unlimited for BlackBerry Connect - allows unlimited corporate (BlackBerry Enterprise Server) and personal (BlackBerry Internet Service) email plus web browsing and other data usage

• PDA Enterprise Unlimited for BlackBerry Connect + Tethering - allows the above services, plus using the device as a modem for your laptop

• PDA Enterprise Unlimited for BlackBerry Connect + Tethering + Cellular Video - allows the above services, plus Cellular Video service on your device

You can download and find details on BlackBerry Connect for your Q9h over here. 

Looks like AT&T's GPS-enabled BlackBerry Curve 8310 will pop up in two different colors (Crimson Red and Titanium) according to the Boy Genius. The BlackBerry 8310 in both colors is due out later this week on AT&T. Check back later in the week for live pictures of the new Crimson Red Curve. There is no word on if T-Mobile will get their Curve 8320 in Crimson.  

Ok so we know for a fact that Sprint, Verizon, Telus and Rogers are all getting new BlackBerry Pearl's over the next few months. Even though RIM hasn't formally announced these new devices yet, We've come across some new rumors on the streets. 

• Sprint should be getting their GPS enabled, Wi-Fi less BlackBerry Pearl 8130 sometime by American thanks giving.
• Verizon is in the same boat as Sprint. They should see their 8130 sometime late October-November.
• Telus should see the BlackBerry Pearl 8130 with GPS (no Wi-Fi) around the same time as Verizon in the U.S.
• Rogers should have their GSM BlackBerry Pearl 2 with Wi-Fi sometime right before Christmas. Their device will have Wi-Fi, however we don't believe it will have GPS.

Keep in mind that RIM still hasn't even announced the new Pearl series yet. What we don't have any confirmation on yet is if AT&T or T-Mobile will be picking up the new Pearl 2. 

AT&T took their sweet time however both RIM and AT&T have officially announced the release of the BlackBerry 8820, the Wi-Fi enabled smartphone. You can swing by your local AT&T store and pick one up for only $299 USD with contract. Visit your local AT&T store or go online.

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AT&T has decided its time to murder to last Cingular branded thing for BlackBerry devices. All current AT&T clients with a @mycingular.blackberry.net email address will be given a new @att.blackberry.net. Don't sweat it though AT&T won't just cut your old Cingular email address dry they'll forward it free of charge until March 1, 2008. This small change is slated to start taking effect this October/November. 

Via BGR 

Looks like the rumors we're right. The BlackBerry 8820 has been launched on AT&T in the United States as of yesterday. The BlackBerry 8820 is very much like every other member of the 8800 series however it sports Wi-Fi 802.11. AT&T is now offering it for $299 with two year contract. Keep an out for all of AT&T's BlackBerry 8800's to go discontinued real soon.

The BlackBerry 8820 isn't showing on the AT&T website as of yet but stay tuned.