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Here are more information about the BlackBerry Storm 3, build in order to use the BlackBerry OS 6.0. The Storm 3 seems to be nothing more than a reviewed and slightly improved version of the Storm 2, with a few modifications only.

Starting from the RAM, up to 512 MB to avoid interface and application problems. Then the photocamera, 5 Megapixels, and Wi-Fi update to 802.11n. Another thing to be looking for is the WebKit browser, hoping it will be ready for the BlackBerry OS 6.0 upon release, that is.

It seems the availability of the 6.0 release for the BlackBerry OS is coming closer, and we’ve found another video that shows more of the new features and improvements, such as the multimedia player, internet browser and simply general aspects.

Enjoy the videos!

Yet another sneak-peek video for the 6.0 version of the BlackBerry OS, published by RIM on their blog yesterday. Together with the new user interface, the video also shows some of the new features and applications present in the BlackBerry 6.0.

Not bad, don’t you think? Now we’ll have to wait for the launch of the first Blackberry featuring the new OS to test them live.

Enjoy the video!

Finally, some more news about the new webkit browser have been found on the net. The new webkit browser will be available with the OS 6.0 from Blackberry, and we’ve managed to find a movie on youtube that shows the browser working on a Blackberry 9800.

Things seem to work rather well and the navigation seems smooth and fast, and the presence of tabs and the possibility of zooming can also be seen. Not bad.

FCC has apparently just approved the new version for the BlackBerry Curve, the 9300. From the drawing above, we can see that it features the CDMA signal for the USA and the design seems to be quite similar to the Curve 2.

We can also assume that the new Curve will have Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and AWS 3G, confirming itself as an evolution of the 8300/8500 line. The OS will be the BlackBerry OS 6, so we just need to wait for more details.

The new BlackBerry OS 6 was shown in images and some videos, but now RIM has released a new list of compatible devices. The list of compatible BlackBerries has only two new entries: the 9300 Kepler, that will be launched after the OS 6, and the BlackBerry 8980 “Atlas”. Here are the newly-revealed features:

* Graphical context menu in tables list and tabs
* Long context menu scrapped
* Unified search framework included in 3rd party app data
* Multiple contact lists
* Message list enhancements (displaying pushed 3rd party app data)
* Wi-Fi LBS support
* Reverse geocoding (geo to zip)
* Travel time service within Canada and USA
* Trackpad support for swipe gestures
* 1D/2D barcode scanning
* Auto-focus enhancements (Camera lens and Auto-Focus are now separate)

The multiple contact lists seem to be thought out for those that like separating work data from personal data. The new features seem to be really interesting, so we’ll have to wait for confirmation.

The guys from TechnoBuffalo have made a hands-on video that shows a bit of the prototype for the BlackBerry Curve 9300. This model, branded T-Mobile UK, seems to work well, with OS 5, at least in this video.

Compared to the predecessor, the BlackBerry 8500, the keyboard seems enhanced and the most noticeable differences seem in the design.

Enjoy the video!

According to the Rimarkable website, RIM should launch six new BlackBerries by the end of the year. Starting with the BlackBerry 9800 Slider, probably the next BlackBerry after the Storm 2 and scheduled to launch in August, according to the image that you can see above (provided it’s not a fake, of course).

Second in line would be the BlackBerry Curve 9300, the first smartphone from the Curve series to use a 3G module. The third of the six that have been seen before is the BlackBerry 9670 Clamshell. Still unknown the last three: BlackBerry Bold “Altas”, BlackBerry Bold 9900 “Onyx Delta” and BlackBerry Curve “Dakota”.

The first should be a cheaper Bold model, the 9900 should be an evolution from the Bold series, adding the touchscreen to the QWERTY keyboard and with the OS 6.0, 5 Megapixel photocamera and 512MB RAM. Finishing the list is the Curve “Dakota”, that should confirm the touchscreen on a 4G Curve.

We’ll wait for more information from RIM on the matter.

The BlackBerry Bold 9800 Slider has been seen in images and many antipations during the past months, but now we’ve managed to find a video that shows more about the new phone from RIM. The video we’ll present today is in Chinese, unfortunately, but it gives us a good opportunity to see the OS 6 and how it responds to the touch, together with more of the aesthetic features on the phone.

Even if you don’t speak Chinese, it’s worth watching to get a good idea what to expect from the BlackBerry Bold 9800 slider. Enjoy!

After the video featuring the BlackBerry 9800 Slider, now we found another video showing the second new mobile to be launched by RIM: The BlackBerry Flip’s successor.

Known as BlackBerry 9670, the new clamshell smartphone from RIM has a full QWERTY keyboard and it seems to be causing a lot of hype. We’ll present the video now and wait for more information on the matter. Enjoy!