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Fido to pick up BlackBerry Curve 8320 this July… for $50

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Looks like Rogers is finally ready to let the leash loose on Fido. In a leaked presentation that shows Fido’s upcoming handsets the ole faithful BlackBerry Curve 8320 was shown. The 8320 should show up for about $50 with three year contract (with voice and data plan). It’s expected to launch on or around July 13th. This means Fido will be getting a semi-newer BlackBerry to replace their dead before it even launched Pearl 8100. Oh and in case there is any iPhone fans here apparently Fido will be getting a smaller 4GB iPhone (Nano?) as well.

Oh by the way Fido… What happened to launching the Pearl Flip 8220?

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Mini Review: OtterBox Impact Cases for BlackBerry Bold and Curve

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Editors Note: First off I’m just going to say sorry for the delay in the getting these reviews up, unfortunately they will be a little shorter than normal. We’ve been busy working on some new features for the site. Stay tuned!

I have always been one to swear by OtterBox’s Defender Cases for BlackBerry smartphones. No matter what you use your device for they always seem to come in handy. This time around I’m checking out OtterBox’s new Impact Cases, which are more of a skin like material. Last year OtterBox introduced the “Impact Series” for the Bold and iPhone and just recently for the Curve 8300 series. I decided to grab one for the Bold and Curve to check out and see how they compare to RIM’s OEM skins. First thing you will notice when taking it out of the package is that the Impact Case is much thicker than RIM’s BlackBerry Skins. You defiantly feel like you get more protection from the OtterBox Impact Case. I have written this mini review separated by paragraphs about each model to make it a little easier to follow.

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OtterBox offers several different cases for the BlackBerry smartphones, however some people may not like the bulk of their more rugged Defender Series. The Impact Skin may be the way to go! It features a ergonomic design, which feels great in your hands. The case should protect from your average bumps and shocks cause from day to day use. This case keeps your device slim yet still accessible. It works great in your pocket or in most side BlackBerry cases. (See details at OtterBox.com)

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When the Bold Impact Case was introduced I was too stuck on my Defender Case to give it a shot. I was always worried about harming my beautiful Bold, however now that I’m using the Impact Case I love how slim and fitted it is. With the Impact Case you have access to the data ports, speakers and microphone. My only compliant about the case for this model is it seems to fit a little loose around the sides. Although they most likely have to be like that in order to put it on the device. So now the Impact Case is what I use from day to day. (Details in the BBSync Store)

Overall

I’m impressed with the cases from OtterBox overall. They never seem to disappoint me. The real bonus is that they provide a skin protector and cleaning cloth right in the package! You really can’t got wrong for under $20 bucks. If either of these cases interest you check out the links below.

Rating: ★★★★★

Purchase the OtterBox Impact Case for the BlackBerry Bold only $12.95 >

Purchase the OtterBox Impact Case for the BlackBerry Curve 8300 Series only $19.95 >

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Rogers Pearl Flips get ready to go on sale!

Rogers is expected to start shipping the BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 today. The latest word is that it should be in stores for Halloween day. Pricing has been rumored to start anywhere from $49 and stop at $149 depending on rebates (with three year contract). The Pearl Flip will be available in both Black or Pink at launch. With any luck maybe they will pick up a the red or silver ones as well.

As well Rogers should be close to launching the Wi-Fi/UMA BlackBerry Curve 8320. Dummies arrived in store for it as well.

Check out the shots that Treatz from HowardForums sent into CrackBerry:

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T-Mobile Curve 8320 gets updated to OS 4.5

T-Mobile’s Wi-Fi packing BlackBerry Curve 8320 has finally been updated to OS 4.5.0.81. Most carriers have already updated their devices to 4.5 this is one of the last. Starting today any T-Mobile USA client can download OS 4.5 from BlackBerry.com. It took them long enough but its finally here.

Get OS 4.5.0.81 at BlackBerry.com >>

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Rogers to get Wi-Fi BlackBerry Curve 8320 + Plans

Rogers is getting ready to launch the Wi-Fi packing BlackBerry Curve 8320 in Dark Blue. This new Curve will launch later this month for $149.99 with three year contract. Also Rogers will be releasing new data plans starting soon. Prices for the new data plans start at $15 for unlimited email and IM and go all the way up to $60 for 3GB of data.

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BlackBerry 8320 joining AT&T, in Dark Blue

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Tired of waiting for a BlackBerry Bold? Well AT&T will be launching the Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry Curve 8320 sometime later this month. The Curve 8320 will join the Pearl 8120 and BlackBerry 8820, which both include Wi-Fi. AT&T’s Curve 8320 will feature OS 4.5 to go along with AT&T’s OS 4.5 launch for all of their BlackBerry smartphones later this month. Pricing hasn’t been announced yet, but currently the Pearl 8120 sits at $199 and 8820 at $299 with contract (so maybe except it somewhere in between). Stay tuned for more details…

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Black Emerald Curve 8320 heading to Orange

Looks like Orange is getting ready to launch a hot new color of their BlackBerry Curve 8320. The new color will be "Black Emerald" and will be free with a contract on Orange in the UK. Check the details on the Orange website. Hopefully this baby heads over to T-Mobile in the States and Rogers in Canada…

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Rogers getting ready for BlackBerry 8120 and 8320

 

Word has it Canada's Rogers Wireless is getting set to pick up one maybe two new Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphones. We know that RIM has been testing both models over the past five months or so. If Rogers picks up both these new BlackBerry smartphones they will go great with their new UMA service (Rogers Home Zone). 

Stay tuned for more details as they come in.