RIM adding touchscreen to Bold-like QWERTY, US bound HSDPA Storm in May?

by Thomas Ricker posted Oct 17th 2008 at 7:32AM

Boy Genius is fleshing-out those next-gen BlackBerry rumors this morning. According to the very early buzz from his sources, BGR says that we should be looking at a new Storm capable of riding US HSDPA frequencies after its expected unveiling at the WES2009 show which starts May 5th. RIM's also rumored to be working on a Bold-like QWERTY of Javeline / Curve 8900-size with an honest-to-goodness touchscreen baked right in. Mmm, baked BlackBerries.

Filed under: Handsets, RIM, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA

Tags: blackberry, curve, curve 8900, curve storm bold, Curve8900, curvestormbold, frankenberry, javeline, qwerty, rim, rumor

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Micky @ Oct 17th 2008 7:56AM

First! And I want the one with keys!

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Boris @ Oct 17th 2008 10:27AM

A stable Treo with worse navigation

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Ryan @ Oct 18th 2008 9:16PM

doubt it....at least not by may. verizon holds the exclusive with the storm here in the US. if it comes to north america, it would come to canada only i am willing to bet. it's the same deal with the iPhone. at&t holds the exclusive and everyone thinks "a different kind of iphone" is going to be built for a different network, but it's not the case.

and if this stuff is happening, it won't be happening by may.

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