Without any filler or hesitation, there are two big pieces of information that all of the CrackBerry addicts out in internet land need to know: First: RIM is planning on adding FULL Flash and SilverLight support into the BlackBerry browser. Now, re-read that…planned is the keyword. According to various BGR insiders with seeds planted inside of RIM, next summer appears to be the rough guestemation date of a possible release on said support. As has been mentioned...
This week is already starting to be a rather BlackBerry/RIM heavy week. This morning the news concerning the Canadian born gadgets features the newly re-numbered 9700. Kevin from CrackBerry was oh so lucky enough to actually spot a T-Mobile branded BlackBerry Bold 9700 cruising around the airport in NY and was even able to get a quick picture in. From the picture we can see that the trackpad has in fact made its way to the high end of RIM’s product line and not a...
The confusion and alphabet/numerical soup that has so far graced the BlackBerry Bold 9020 9700 can be laid to rest. Pictures of the new Blackberry Onyx leaked with the “Bold” branding have surfaced giving Crack addicts something more solid to gravitate towards. So far the Onyx has gone through a bevy of physical changes on it’s track to becoming the 9700 including a trackball-to-track pad change, the whole issue revolving around the 9020/9700 numbering...
Following the rally cry of the bottom end BlackBerry business with the up coming, wifi equipped BlackBerry 8350 for Verizon, we will now venture towards the cream of the crop top end with it’s premium features, more sophisticated looks, and equally top end price tags. The new up and coming top-o-the-line BlackBerry which for several weeks now has been called a variety of things is finally getting its own identity. Many classified it as in the same model line as the...
Get out your rumor boards folks, this one is full of speculation and uncertainty. It is being reported that the latest OS versions being pumped out for Blackberry Onyx devices are starting to appear with some actual model name tagging – in the case of the Onyx: 9020. How hold on a second, 90xx means that it is in the Bold family…right? What’s weird is that the claimed “9020″ actually looks more like the 96xx series of devices. ...
