The white colored BlackBerry Bold 9900 has not been officially announced by RIM as of yet. That hasn’t stopped Vodafone UK from showing it off on video. If you remember Vodafone also showed off the first Bold 9900 before it was publicly available back in June. Vodafone hasn’t announced when it will be available for purchase, but we expect to see it hit the UK as well Canada (and hopefully the United States) within the next few months. Check out the hands-on video below…

[via CrackBerry]

The BlackBerry Torch 9860 is still yet to be announced by RIM, and really we should expect an announcement any day now. But if you’re looking to get your fix of this massive touch screen BlackBerry then check this out. The video above shows the new Torch’s on screen keyboard, which was updated with the new BlackBerry 7 OS found on the device. As you can see from the video the new Torch 9860 looks pretty responsive. I can’t wait to get my hands on one and see if RIM actually mastered touch screens yet. Hopefully just a few weeks left until we see the official announcement and release. Stay tuned!

[via CrackBerry]

It’s really getting torturous seeing all these BlackBerry Bold 9900 pictures and videos on the internet. A new video has popped up on the internet which is under 20 minutes long, and shows the new Bold Touch in pretty great detail. The video comes from Tracy and Matt and shows off the Bold Touch’s new 1.2GHz processor, liquid display, and slim body. You can check out the video below…

Since the BlackBerry PlayBook launched one week ago today, I’ve been wondering when or if RIM would start airing any commercials aimed at the PlayBook. Honestly I would have thought we would see commercials for RIM’s first tablet months ago, but hey what do I know. RIM’s first commercial has just been uploaded to Youtube and we really hope this is just the beginning. RIM changed up their usual jingle for a more classic song Brass in Pocket by The Pretenders. Sometime very different for RIM indeed. Check out the commercial and let us know what you think. Will it help?

[via N4BB]

Since the BlackBerry PlayBook was announced we’ve been very curious to know how RIM plans to take advantage of the dual HD cameras. At first we thought it might just be for Skype or Google Talk, but we now have confirmation the PlayBook will have a native BBM Video app.  As you can see in this video posted by Rogers Business Blog. While RIM hasn’t said anything about this app yet, we really hope it will be ready to go on April 19th!

You will also know the dedicated Facebook and Twitter icons… I wonder if those will be native apps or web launchers? Check out the full video below…

[via BerryReview and PlayBookDaily]

Our friends at IntoMobile have taken look at the PlayBook’s upcoming 7digital Music Store and the BlackBerry Podcast App. They’ve recorded a HD video that really shows the high resolution details of the apps. From what we see, we like! The software on the PlayBook in this demo appears to be pretty polished and we would guess pretty close the gold master release, which would mean the version that it’ll ship with. The RIM rep also confirmed that the PlayBook will be able to transfer media via the same BlackBerry Desktop Software that you use with your BlackBerry smartphone. Enjoy the video!

The official BlackBerry Blog took a few minutes today to run through the two new music-centered apps announced today for the PlayBook. The apps include the 7digital Music Store and the BlackBerry Podcast app for PlayBook, both of which will come preloaded at launch in Canada and the United States. RIM’s official blog also pointed out a couple neat facts about the 7digital store:

• 7digital Music Store offers over 13 million songs, and tracks are available at prices starting as low as $0.79 with bitrates up to 320 kbps (DRM free).
• As Ryan mentioned, 7digital Music Store content is stored in the cloud via a digital music locker for easy portability across devices and to help against accidental loss.
• 7digital Music Store includes a recommendation engine that features content based upon recent browsing and purchase activity.

So take a few minutes and enjoy the latest PlayBook video from RIM…

Not only did TAT demo a scrap booking app at MWC 2011 today, they also had a chance to demo a unique weather app for the PlayBook called Aura. This app was built entirely with RIM’s BlackBerry WebWorks SDK. This app really makes me wonder what else RIM and TAT have in store for future PlayBook development. Check out the video below to get an idea of the Aura weather app.

[via BlackBerry Dev Blog]

RIM’s recent acquisition of TAT (The Astonishing Tribe) has kept many wondering what RIM has up their selves. Well RIM took some time at MWC 2011 to catch up with their latest addition to see what they’ve been working on for the PlayBook tablet. TAT showed off a scrap booking app that features advanced four-finger multi-touch controls and rich graphics. RIM hasn’t said if this app will officially make it to the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, but we can only hope.

[via Official BlackBerry Blog]

CES 2011 wrapped up today, and RIM posted up one final video about the BlackBerry PlayBook on their official blog, Inside BlackBerry. The video is with Product Manager Ryan Bidan who handled the BlackBerry PlayBook. Ryan answers frequently asked questions about the BlackBerry PlayBook, including questions like “Do you need a BlackBerry to enjoy the PlayBook?” and my personal favorite “Will the PlayBook have a native Mail, Calendar, and Address Book app without being connected to a BlackBerry smartphone”. It’s a pretty good watch for those still left over with some questions after CES 2011. Personally I just want to get my hands on one and learn it for myself…