Not much has changed between the 9700 and 9780, save for the jump from 3.2MP to 5MP camera and the latest OS version it’s running, which is the multitasker OS 6.0
Nokia is in trouble. The brand has gone from ubiquitous to the stuff of tech nostalgia. Its next (last?) best stab at relevance? The N8. We pitted the N8 against two rivals, and the results aren’t pretty.
BlackBerry’s already got a couple product ranges – the Pearl, Curve, Bold and Storm – but according to the CrackBerry tipline, RIM could be adding another product name to the line-up. Will the Bold 9800 be the very first Torch phone? [CrackBerry]
Leaked photos of the Bold 9800 aren’t anything new, but photos showing OS 6.0′s WebKit browser? Yes, please.
BlackBerry users who are stuck with CDMA-based carriers (like Verizon) now have another option in the form of the Bold 9650, replacing the Tour and its janky trackball with an optical trackpad. (Also, hello Wi-Fi.)
Whoops, looks like TheStreet.com pressed “go” on two new BlackBerry models early – the Bold 9650 and Pearl 3G. Nothing too outlandish if the site is to be believed, but looks like Sprint’s got dibs on the Bold.
When we told you about the online DVR service MyTVR back in December, it was strictly a PC/Mac/iPhone/Symbian/iPod Touch affair. Well, since then they’ve added Android support, and this week added the ability to watch recorded TV on your BlackBerry Bold.
