New BlackBerrys imminent for T-Mobile, Verizon, and Sprint?

by Brian White, posted Apr 4th 2007 at 8:06PM

BlackBerry fans on T-Mobile, raise your hands: the BlackBerry 8300 is reportedly headed to the fourth-largest US wireless carrier next month. Not to be left out, Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel customers can also raise their collective BlackBerry hands since you all may be getting a CDMA rendition of the BlackBerry Pearl, also in May. RIM's been on a tear lately getting its hottest handsets out to both the GSM and CDMA camps, and this is yet another example. Apparently, there's plenty of RIM love to go around this lil' industry of ours.

[Via Boy Genius Report, thanks Tarik]

Filed under: Handsets, RIM, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless

Tags: BlackBerry 8300, BlackBerry Pearl, Blackberry8300, BlackberryPearl, CDMA BlackBerry, CdmaBlackberry, GSM BlackBerry, GsmBlackberry, RIM, RIM BlackBerry, RIM Pearl, RimBlackberry, RIMM, RimPearl, Sprint Nextel, SprintNextel, T-Mobile Pearl, T-mobilePearl, Verizon Wireless, VerizonWireless

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Ivan @ Apr 6th 2007 5:27PM

t mobile is deffinetly getting this on their shelves WAY before verizon or sprint gets it[verizon to be the last like always]
include in the box for t mobile which will have a dedictaed T-Zones button by the END button and a dedicated myfaces button by the send key!

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Ivan @ Apr 6th 2007 10:39PM

copy and paste this to your browser and see an exclusive picture of the new T mobile MotoPebl U9

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g317/ivan15_album/motopeblU9.jpg

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