By: t-marco October 13th, 2009

If you are thinking of getting a Blackberry, especially now after losing all your information on your Sidekick, now is the time! T-Mobile.com is offering the Blackberry 8120 and 8220 Pearl Flip for Free. That means, you won’t use your 100 bucks gift card.
By: t-marco October 11th, 2009

Lucky Los Angeles, according with BGR, T-Mobile is preparing a launch party for its new Blackberry 9700. T-Mobile has started sending out various invites to corporate customers. All invitations described a new BlackBerry with Wi-Fi-enabled calling. Maybe the Onyx ?Los Angeles market launch event is on November 3r while in NYC is going to be on November 5th.
By: t-marco October 9th, 2009

We know that T-Mobile and RIM are getting ready to launch the new first Blackberry with AWS bands. The new Bold 9700, according with BRG, is going to be released on November 11. We already expected the full retail launch to be in November so that date makes sense. The official announcement of the 9700 is expected to come soon.
By: t-marco October 6th, 2009

RIM has just announced that the latest build of Blackberry Messenger version 5.0 will be available tomorrow, October 7th! BlackBerry Messenger 5.0 will feature enhanced SMS, avatars, large media file transfers, a bar-code identity feature, and more.
By: t-marco October 1st, 2009

Back in Aug 15th, T-Mobile launched the Blackberry Curve 8520 in Black and Frost. 2 Months later, T-Mo is getting ready for the launch of a new refresh color for the curve, this time in White.
By: Shawn August 27th, 2009

Verizon Wireless offers Blackberry’s first touchscreen device for $49.99, not too shabby of a deal. Yet our friends over at Wirefly have decided to offer what was arguably Blackberry’s best device for the past months for anywhere between $.99 to $29.99. Saving that $20-$50 will definitely help you pay for the Blackberry data plan that comes with these devices.
Oh but we’re not done here. Someone at Wirefly decided that $50 off a device wasn’t good enough. Blackberry’s newest device on Verizon, the Blackberry Tour, sells for $149.99. Our lazy pals at Wirefly decided that was too many numbers to write, so they dropped the 1, AND the 4 from the price. Meaning? Yep, that means that you can pick up the Blackberry Tour from Wirefly from between $9.99 and $49.99.
Head on over to Wirefly.com to check out the deals!
By: t-marco August 24th, 2009

With the current economic crisis, saving money has become widely popular, and saving on cellphones is even better! Yesterday we showed you a good deal at Amazon, offering the new Touch Pro 2 for only 149.99… Great Price! Now, just checking and surfing the net, we give you good deals in
By: Shawn August 10th, 2009

From the MyTouch, to the Touch Pro2, to the Morrison, to the Galaxy, to the T659, to the Rover N900, T-Mobile is stepping up their phone selection as back-to-school shoppingcommences. In T-Mobile’s upcoming lineup, we see cheap mid-end devices (T659), slick new Android devices (MyTouch & Morrison), great touchscreen high-end phones (Touch Pro2 & Galexy), not to mention a ground breaking Nokia Internet Tablet (N900 Rover). But what is missing? Ah, that’s right, a 3G, Wifi, Blackberry with upgraded track ball, memory, form, software, just about everything.
Meet the Blackberry Driftwood. This Beauty, heading to T-Mobile’s shelves in Q4 of 2009, will take the Curve’s place as T-Mobile’s most feature-rich Blackberry (Note: The Driftwood is not actually replacing the Curve in T-Mobile’s lineup). The Driftwood, also known as the T-Mobile Blackberry 9700, will feature: