BlackBerry Storm 3 Specs and Release Date Leaked

There were some ongoing rumors that apparently, Research in Motion (RIM) is preparing to launch a new version of the BlackBerry Storm. According to these rumors, the new BlackBerry Storm will be coming out as BlackBerry Storm 3 and will include a mobile hotspot function.

According to a very reliable source, the upcoming BlackBerry Storm 3 will sport a 3.7-inch touchscreen, which is pretty much bigger than the existing 3.2-inches BlackBerry Storm. The source likewise confirmed that this upcoming phone will come with an 8 GB internal storage and the device is tiny yet slimmer and feels about the same weight or even lighter as compared with the BlackBerry Storm 2. However, the source did not mention anything about the rumored mobile hotspot function.

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Blackberry Curve 3G with Wi-Fi For $30

Ever wanted to own a BlackBerry despite of low budget? Here is the BlackBerry Curve 9330 3G smart phone for only $30 with built-in Wi-Fi and GPS, 2-megapixel camera, microSD slot expandable to 32GB and support for BlackBerry App World. Thirty dollars for a new BlackBerry isn’t a bad deal.

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BlackBerry Shortcuts for Reading Lengthy Emails

Carry a BlackBerry mobile phone? Here’re some keyboard shortcuts that will help you quickly navigate through any of the long email messages that you may have in your BlackBerry Inbox.


If you in the middle of a lengthy email message, the “T” key will move you to the top of the screen while you can hit the “B” key to scroll to the bottom of the message.

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JPMorgan, UBS May Ban BlackBerry

JPMorgan Chase & Co and UBS are considering allowing employees to access corporate email using Apple iPhones or other alternatives to their standard-issue Research in Motion BlackBerry.

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A switch by these banks would be a further blow for Canada's RIM, whose shares have slumped recently after certain countries have threatened to ban the Blackberry whose design does not allow them to monitor phone traffic.

US bank JPMorgan is testing the security of iPhones and smartphones that use Google Inc's Android operating system, a person familiar with the tests said. It is not yet certain that the second-largest US bank by assets would allow employees to switch to other devices, that person added.

A UBS spokesman said the bank is considering allowing employees to use their iPhones for corporate email. JPMorgan declined to comment.

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BlackBerry Torch Officially Presented

We just got a quick hands-on with the BlackBerry Torch - unfortunately our unit wasn't powering on. We're headed back for more in just a second and there's video on the way, but check the gallery for some hardware shots and some Droid X / iPhone 4 head-to-head action right now! We're headed back for more in just a second and there's video on the way, but check the gallery for some hardware shots and some Droid X / iPhone 4 head-to-head action right now! More images after the break...

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