In the past week and a bit we’ve seen a lot of carrier announcements on RIM’s two newest devices: the 7130 and 8707 BlackBerrys. The anticipation over these two devices has somewhat divided the BlackBerry Cool office; some can’t wait for a UMTS BlackBerry to hit North American shores, while the 71xx proponents among us who are jealous of our 8700 loving counterparts are chomping at the bit for Rogers’ 7130g. The more optimistic BlackBerry Cool employees are even holding out for the magical uberBerrys that will probably be here in the fall. Post a comment and let us know which known or unknown device you want the most and why, or even why you’re happy with the BlackBerry you’ve got.
The person with the best post will win a free copy of Idokorro Mobile’s Mobile Desktop for BlackBerry. Mobile Desktop is a Virtual Network Computing (VNC) client that allows you to create a connection to most any computer, then view the screen and even control the keyboard or mouse of the remote computer. The image above is actually a screenshot from an 8700 BlackBerry — cool stuff.
LAST WEEK’S WINNER was Kevin, who went one step beyond telling us what he wanted and instead told us how RIM and Apple should properly handle developing the iBerry (all for the low, low price of $299).
