BlackBerry Cyclone around the corner for Verizon?

by Michael Caputo, posted Mar 28th 2007 at 1:27AM

Looks like The Network has finally been piecing together the puzzle for the globetrotters who need a fresh BlackBerry. The latest word on the street has the device possibly getting launched some time in the next 30 to 60 days. In case you don't remember, we'll jog your memory and run down some of the features: a dual band 800 / 1900 MHz CDMA radio for the States, GSM / GPRS support for international roaming, trackball navigation, OS 4.2, media player, and removable memory. Don't start bookin' those flights just yet, but things are definitely looking up, eh?

[Thanks, HTC Kid]

Filed under: Handsets, RIM, Verizon Wireless, 1xRTT, GSM, EV-DO, CDMA

Tags: big red, BigRed, black berry, blackberry, cyclone, htc kid, htckid, os 4.2, Os4.2, the network, TheNetwork, verizon, vzw

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OGHowie @ Mar 28th 2007 2:03AM

I was thinking about moving to ATT from Verizon because of my international travel needs. Maybe this will be good enough to keep me with Verizon.

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Steven Cory @ Mar 28th 2007 3:07AM

Just cause I know Corporate Security is going to read this.... You fired me for a picture of a phone already out, but funny, people are still learning about all these new devices.. Go figure..

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~Spilly!~ @ Mar 30th 2007 4:58PM

Do you think it will have a camera like the Pearl?

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Trevor @ Apr 1st 2007 9:51PM

"Just cause I know Corporate Security is going to read this.... You fired me for a picture of a phone already out, but funny, people are still learning about all these new devices.. Go figure.."

Disgruntled Employee Alert!

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