Right on schedule the BlackBerry 9300 (aka Curve 3G) is now available on T-Mobile.com and will likely be ready for you at T-Mobile retail stores bright and early. The Blackberry 9300 can be all yours for the low low price of $79.99 in any color you want so long as its Graphite Gray or Smoky Violet. With a less than stellar set of features and only sporting BlackBerry OS 5.0 this won’t be a … [read full article]
It was just yesterday that we were able to bring the first confirmed release date for the Blackberry 9300 to grace the T-Mobile lineup. In just a few days you’ll be able to own this Smokey Violet or Graphite Gray follow up to the Blackberry Curve, my absolute favorite phone of all time. I have to say that when this phone was first announced by T-Mobile, it was stated that it was Blackberry OS … [read full article]
File this in the rumor category, but we think we have nailed down a release date for the follow up to the Blackberry Curve. Dubbed the Blackberry Curve 3G, this latest edition to the T-Mobile Blackberry lineup will surely please those who aren’t looking for a high end Blackberry sooner, rather than later. Our trusty sources say to expect this little number on September 8th. So mark your calendars since that date is fast approaching. … [read full article]
Someone needs to tell the folks at BlackBerry that refreshing old form factors and bumping up the model number isn’t the way to win the hearts of smartphone fans these days. Of course this isn’t the first time we’ve seen a T-Mobile branded 9300 appear, but with a second appearance sporting T-Mobile branding we’re finding ourselves more convinced it might appear on T-Mobile sometime this year. Truthfully, RIM, you can keep this device and I’ll take … [read full article]
The last time we saw the Curve 9300 in action was last month, where it was first spotted with T-Mobile branding. For those that missed the brief hands on video (which had been removed shortly after it had been posted), the guys over at salomondrin.net got their hands on the 9300 and have done a nice little overview of the device. In short, the device seems to be almost exactly the same as the [read full article]
