Blackberry has released some details of the soon to be released Blackberry Storm.  One feature that sets the Storm apart from other touchscreen smartphones is the springs under the screen that will provide touch feedback.

One of the main complaints about the apple iPhone is that the glossy screen does not provide any feedback when touched.  The Storm attacks that issue by using mini springs under the screen so the screen will actually give slightly when pushed.  They feel this will provide a better user experience.

Additionally, the Storm will be available both on Verizon and Vodaphone and phones sold by one network will work on the other.  If you plan on travelling overseas, this means your Verizon Blackberry Storm will have the ability to operate on the Vodaphone network in those markets.  This should be a real plus to the Storm user that travels worldwide.

The storm is expected to be available in the 4th quarter of 2008.

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The latest addition to the Blackberry line is the Blackberry Bold.  The Bold is a quad-band GSM based smartphone that will be available on the AT&T network.  It will also be compatible with the T-Mobile network as well.

Features Include:

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Do more — do it faster. Take advantage of the speeds available on the HSDPA network and the BlackBerry Bold smartphone’s 624-MHz processor. Multitask and prioritize with access to your voice and data services at the same time.

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The fun goes with you. Enjoy premier image and video viewing, build playlists of your favorite songs and organize your media files. You can even use BlackBerry® Media Sync to transfer desktop iTunes® music files to your smartphone. Downtime may be rare, but the BlackBerry Bold smartphone delivers a wealth of entertainment.

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Know where you stand. With built-in GPS capabilities, and BlackBerry® Maps, you get turn-by-turn directions, so you can pinpoint where you are right now and where you need to be.

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Simple and straightforward. Lower your cellular costs and get service in areas where cellular network coverage may be limited or unavailable, with BlackBerry® data services over Wi-Fi® networks.

Brilliant Display-

Color and clarity come to life. The screen of the BlackBerry Bold smartphone catches the eye and is designed to deliver color and clarity that exceed expectations. From the moment you turn it on, you’ll be blown away by explicit color and quality.

Get more information on the Bold here.  Find Blackberry Bold accessoriesat Discountcell.com. 

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The Blackberry 8703e is one of the Blackberry 8700 series smartphones that was released in late 2006.  The 8703e adds Ev-DO technology allowing it to operate on the latest high speed wireless networks.  Other key features include Email, phone, web browsing, text messaging, organizer, full QWERTY keyboard and the ability to function as a tethered modem.  It is a CDMA based phone and works with networks such as Sprint, Verizon and Alltel.

Find Blackberry 8703e Users Manuals, Quick Start Guides and other support documents here.

Find a complete selection of Original and Aftermarket Blackberry 8703e Accessories here.

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The Blackberry 8705g is a member of the Blackberry 8700 Series family.  The 8705 part number is based on a hearing aid compatibility upgrade from the 8700g.  It was introduced September of 2006 and offered through T-Mobile.  The g in the part number denotes GSM compatibility and the sim card can be replaced allowing for overseas usage if the phone has been unlocked.  An unlocked Blackberry 8705g will also work on the AT&T network.  Key features include Email, phone, web browsing, text messaging, organizer and full QWERTY keyboard.

The Blackberry 8705g got high ratings both from editors and actual users as being a functional and easy to use phone.

Find Blackberry 8705g Users Manuals, Quick Start Guides, and other documentation here.

Find OEM and Aftermarket Blackberry 8705g Accessories here.

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The Blackberry Curve is the smallest, most compact phone Blackberry offered with a full Qwerty keyboard.  It key features include camera, BlackBerry® Maps, a media player, expandable memory, Voice-Activated Dialing, tethered modem, and trackball navigation. Plus you get all the core functionality you’ve come to expect in a BlackBerry smartphone — email and text messaging, instant messaging, web browser and advanced phone functionality.

Find Blackberry Curve Users Manuals, Quick Start Guides, and other documentation here.

Find Original and Aftermarket Blackberry Curve Accessories here.

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The Blackberry 8800 is a powerful business and media smartphone that is also compact, thin, and feature packed.  Key features include phone, email, organizer, web browsing, instant messaging, GPS, media player, and expandable memory.  With a depth of just over 1/2 of an inch, the 8800 can easily be slipped into a pocket.  The Blackberry 8800 is compatible with AT&T, Rogers Wireless, and T-Mobile Networks.

Find Blackberry 8800 users manual and other documentation here.

Find OEM and aftermarket Blackberry 8800 accessories here.

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The Blackberry 8820 is thin, sleek, and compact.  Its key features include phone, email, built-in GPS, Wi-Fi support, maps, browser, instant messaging, organizer, media player and more.  It includes the easy to use trackball as well as an easy to read color screen and full qwerty keyboard.  The size and feature set of the Blackberry 8820 make it a powerful business tool while providing many entertainment features.

Find Blackberry 8820 user guides and other documentation here.

Find a complete list of OEM and aftermarket Blackberry 8820 Accessories here.

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The Blackberry 8830 smartphone is the Blackberry’s first CDMA based phone that can also operate on the GSM/GPRS networks for oversees use.  Now keep all the benefits of your CDMA based Blackberry when you travel oversees.  The 8830 key features include email, organizer, web browsing, instant messaging and GPS.  It also makes use of Blackberry’s now famous trackball and entertainment features.  The Blackberry 8830 is compatible with the Alltel, Bell, Sprint, Telus, US Cellular, and Verizon networks.

Find Blackberry 8830 users guides and other documentation here.

Find a complete selection of OEM and Name Brand aftermarket Blackberry 8830 accessories here.

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The Blackberry Pearl is a great compact business ready smartphone.  Key features include the trackball, digital camera, expandable memory, email, web browsing, and more.  It is available on the AT&T, Cellular One, Cincinnati Bell, Rogers Wireless, Suncom Wireless, and T-Mobile.

Find Blackberry Pearl user guides and other documentation here.

Find a complete list of Blackberry Pearl Accessories here.

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The Blackberry Pearl 8110 is the latest addition to the Blackberry Pearl lineup.  It is available on the AT&T and Rogers Networks.  With features including the trackball, Bluetooth, Media Player, and the messaging capabilities Blackberry is famous for, this is a great choice for a compact yet business friendly phone.

Find product manual and quick start guide for the Blackberry Pearl 8110 here.

Find Blackberry 8110 Accessories here.

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