BlackBerry 10 L-Series Models Pose for the Camera Again
We received tips over the weekend for a few sightings of the upcoming BlackBerry 10 models. This is just the L-Series with the London GSM model along with the CDMA Lisbon & Laguna. There is a comparison shot showing off the different SIM card and battery placing on the models along with a comparison…
BlackBerry 10 Laguna Rumored Spec Sheet Leaks Out
We have been hearing about the L-Series London device for awhile now but now we may have more details on the CDMA counterpart. Jason sent me a link to a leaked spec sheet procured by RapidBerry (Anyone familiar with RapidBerry?) for the BlackBerry 10 Laguna. The specs seem to jive well with what we have…
BlackBerry Touch 9860 (aka Monza) Also Gets a Leaked Spec Sheet
Let the good leaks roll! We have been hearing about RIM’s upcoming replacement for the whole Storm line with the Monaco 9850 (CDMA) and Monza 9860 (GSM). Most of the details until now have been for the CDMA Monaco 9850 variant but now thanks to N4BB we have the technical spec sheet for the…
Verizon iPhone Adds Mobile Hotspot – What’s The Story RIM?
Now that Verizon has finally announced the CDMA iPhone I have a couple thoughts about the device. The Verizon variant adds a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot functionality which is something I have wanted RIM to add for YEARS! The rumored Storm 3 was supposed to include that feature with its new wireless chip but that device…
BlackBerry Curve 9330 OS 5.0.0.857 Found Online
I have yet to even see a BlackBerry Curve 9330 though the GSM variant has been spotted quite a few times. We now have more confirmation that the device does exist even though it has exactly the same specs as the BlackBerry Curve 8530 so it does not make much sense. Maybe RIM just needed…
HOT! Textender & FindMeHere Free Until July 31st!
BerryCodes has made two of their apps free until the end of the month. I am not sure about FindMeHere but Textender is a must have app for all CDMA devices. It lets CDMA users send multipart SMS text messages bypassing the 160 or 140 character limit imposed by CDMA carriers. You just create a…
Beyond160 App Now Supports OS 5.0 Breaking 160 Character SMS Limit on CDMA BlackBerrys
On of the annoyances with having a CDMA BlackBerry is that many carriers like Verizon, Sprint, Alltel, Bell, Telus, & US Cellular limit the number of characters in a SMS to 160 or even 140. Practically all GSM carriers allow you to send a “Enhanced SMS” which lets you string 6 SMS messages together but…