BlackBerry 9630 Tour Shows up in Verizon Database
C’mon, Yanks, you didn’t think Alexander Bell and Telus were departure to have all the fun with the new BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) 9630 Tour, did ya? The Bold/Curve hybrid BlackBerry built for CDMA will be advent to Verizon (New York Stock Exchange: VZ), according to internal stock records. Apprently the devices aren’t actually in livestock yet, but their codes ar there and ready for the first shipment. We were expecting to see an proclamation at the big BlackBerry show, WES, a few weeks ago, but for whatever understanding, we came back home empty-handed. If a launching is as imminent as it feels, it volition be all the more boggling wherefore they couldn’t squeezing the Tour out for the big appearance. In any case, this BlackBerry is long overdue, as the shoemaker’s last QWERTY-keyboarded BlackBerry to smash CDMA carriers was the 8350i, which is essentially a re-hashish of the Curve launched about 2 years ago. The Storm was a nice gesture, but the folks who mean value business will want a real keyboard.
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