Now that Thanksgiving is over, it’s holiday shopping time. With Black Friday today, I decided to do a quick recap on the five new BlackBerry smartphones that Research In Motion (RIM) started selling this year. All of them will eventually get an update to BlackBerry OS 6 and three of the phones on the list already ...

 What does a company do when a product it is selling just isn’t selling? It cuts the price of course. AT&T originally had the BlackBerry Torch 9800 priced at $200 with a two-year contract. Internet retailer Amazon.com beat AT&T on the price by a lot and AT&T responded this holiday season by dropping the price ...

The new BlackBerry Style 9760 features a clamshell design and is on sale from Sprint for only $99 with two-year contract and mail-in rebate. The Style comes with BlackBerry OS 6 and features both internal and external screens. Hold on a second though. AT&T has the Torch 9800 on sale for only $99 without any ...

The new BlackBerry Torch 9800 from Research In Motion (RIM) has just gotten a software update. While the new version—v.6.0.0695—will not be pushed to phones over the air until next week, you can update now by manually downloading it from AT&T or RIM and install it yourself. The operating system update is meant to fix ...

The BlackBerry Torch 9800 has been delayed for its launch in Canada. Everyone was expecting it to come out tomorrow, but the carriers are pushing back the launch. Research In Motion (RIM), who makes the BlackBerry series of smartphones, is a Canadian company, so this is a little embarrassing. The Torch 9800 has been available ...

  Research In Motion's (RIM) BlackBerry Torch 9800 is getting three new colors in the near future. AT&T is expected to release red/black, olive and white versions of the new Torch sometime later this year according to Engadget's sources. Okay, this is not the Storm 3 or the BlackPad news we wanted to hear, but hey, ...

  On August 12th the heavily leaked and highly anticipated Blackberry Torch went on sale via an exclusive deal with At&t. It was anticipated as the phone that would “save” RIM from going the way of Palm.  After its first weekend in sales, which was an estimated 150k it looked like Blackberry’s savior would not come ...

  I know it sounds counter-intuitive, but if you want a new BlackBerry Torch 9800 then don’t buy it from AT&T. Why? AT&T is selling it for $199 with contract but Amazon.com sells it for only $100 with contract. At $100, the Torch looks a heck of a lot more attractive doesn’t it? How is Amazon.com getting ...

With a huge release party, mysterious monoliths in AT&T stores and enough leaks to sink the Titanic, the BlackBerry Torch 9800 was dubbed as Research In Motion’s (RIM) real answer to the iPhone and Android OS-powered smartphones. However, according to both RBC Capital Markets and Stifel Nicolaus, RIM has only managed to sell about 150,000 ...

The BlackBerry Torch 9800 came out just four days ago on August 12 and just enough time has elapsed that all of those looking to give Research In Motion (RIM) a solid kick are lining up to do so. Take for example Goldman Sachs—the banking powerhouse—who has dubbed the Torch's launch as “underwhelming,” noted that ...

This is a big question that a lot of BlackBerry users must be asking themselves—should they grab the new BlackBerry Torch 9800 with its sliding keyboard and touchscreen, or wait for the touchscreen only Storm 3. It’s a more difficult question than you might think. On the one hand, the Torch has the QWERTY keyboard ...

The all new BlackBerry Torch 9800 goes on sale today. It seems like only yesterday that the Torch was still an unverified rumor. Only available currently on AT&T, the Torch promises something that no other BlackBerry before it ever has. A touchscreen you actually want to use combined with a slide-out BlackBerry QWERTY keyboard. It ...

The all new BlackBerry 9800 Torch is slated to go on sale August 12th, and Research In Motion (RIM) has produced a new promotional video that will certainly whet your appetite for it. A lot of the main selling features of BlackBerry OS 6 are seen of course. Until we see the next generation of ...

There are few things wrong with Research In Motion’s (RIM) all new BlackBerry Torch 9800 and the things that are might be partially to blame on AT&T. AT&T exerted a considerable amount of control over the design of the Torch and even proposed the phone to RIM. Say what? Believe it. AT&T pressured RIM to make ...

The iPhone 4 and the BlackBerry Torch 9800 have been put through a head to head browsing speed test and while the Torch is a massive improvement over the Bold 9700, it is noticeably slower than the newest iPhone. Don’t believe me? I have a YouTube video to prove it—one made by BlackBerry fan site ...