Remember HTC Bravo, the Google Nexus One lookalike with similar specs? The handset just got pictured below and we’ve learned that it’ll be launched by T-Mobile UK. This high end Android device comes with an optical trackpad, replacing the traditional trackball on Nexus One, according to mobilenews. Also, last we heard, Bravo was packing...
Verizon has just announced that it’ll start selling the BlackBerry Curve handset starting November 20th, with a $99.99 price tag, on contract and after a $100 mail in rebate. The new Curve comes with a full QWERTY keypad, an optical trackpad and a 2 megapixel camera. There’s also a GPS on board, dedicated multimedia keys, a 3.5mm audio...
RIM has just made BlackBerry Bold 9700 official, after long months of speculations and we learn that the smartphone will be arriving internationally in November. Also, AT&T, Rogers and T-Mobile have announced that they’ll be offering the phone in the following weeks, with T-Mobile selling it for $200 and Rogers for $300. The first price applies...
Remember BlackBerry Tour on Sprint? Turns out that a Wi-Fi supporting version of the handset, complete with trackpad will be surfacing at some point and the source is quite reliable, the folks that revealed a couple of Storm 2 screenshots. The next Tour’s optical trackpad is the one that you saw on all the new RIM devices. Also, we found out...
Samsung INNOV8 has recently been approved by the FCC, which means it’ll work on North American networks and brings its 8 megapixel hotness to the US. This S60 device is a pretty impressive piece of equipment, packing a 2.8 inches display (240 x 320 pixels), an accelerometer and an optical trackpad. INNOV8 features 8/16 GB internal memory, 128...
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