The new BlackBerry Curve 9350/9360/9370 is official and it really rounds out the new line of BlackBerry 7 devices. When you stand back and look at the new Torch, Bold, Storm and Curve, you definitely see how RIM is progressing into a more consumer-centric world while still giving business users the core needs such as security, solid keyboard and price options. Keep on reading to learn more about the new Curves (model numbers are 9350, 9360 and 9370 but we really wish we could call it something else like the Curve 5).
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Hat tip to my pal, Bobby Freeman, for pointing to the OS update for the Sprint BlackBerry Curve 8530. You’ll get a nice little bump up to 5.0.0.973. Sure, it’s not OS 6, but each incremental step is a bit better than before, isn’t it? Catch the upgrade at BlackBerry’s site.

Verizon had an incredibly successful Buy One Get One promotion for BlackBerry devices but sadly it’s coming to an end. While today may be the official end date, Verizon will honor the BOGO promo through June 27th due to active advertising.
On the bright side, while the BOGO promotion is finished, BlackBerry devices that were under the BOGO promotion will be reduced by $50. This means great savings on the Curve and Storm.
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Windows Live Search has been around for some time now and it recently has been updated. WLS now supports a host of new devices, with support for 4.6, 4.6.1 and even 4.7 devices. This means support for the Bold, Curve 8900 and the BlackBerry Storm.
Download a copy of Windows Live Search by visiting this link with your BlackBerry browser.
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The Rogers BlackBerry Curve 8900 made its way into our office this afternoon and I’ve put together some first impressions and pics for you. The first thing that struck me about the device was the amazing form factor. The device fits so nicely in the palm of your hand and it’s very lightweight. As someone who loved the original Curve, this device seemed like the perfect upgrade. The new OS makes it look especially sweet.
Click through for some great unboxing pics
The Wi-Fi Curve was announced today by Orange in Romania. To kick off the event, they’re throwing in 1 GB microSD cards with the handset. Orange’s BlackBerry lineup in Romania was starting to look a little stale, so the 8320 should liven things up a fair bit. No price available yet, but you can expect something in the range of 200€ with a two-year contract.



