Now Verizon Wireless has announced that it will let music lovers easily access their fave music on their BlackBerry Storm smartphones. They can also purchase and download their required tracks online, at the same time. Very soon, Verizon BlackBerry Storm users will see the Slacker Radio app appear on the homescreen of their devices. This app will give them all the most popular radio services available today.
The latest version of the Slacker Radio will also be able to connect to V Cast Music, so that its icon will be visible when it is also available for purchase with Rhapsody. Other features of Slacker include custom-created stations, caching to storage memory and a quick peek at the next song, artist, album and so on. Slacker Radio comes with Verizon’s Email and Web plans, starting at &29.99 a month. Visit verizonwireless.com for more info.
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We had told you just a couple of days ago about Sprint getting the BlackBerry Curve in two very different colors (click here to read original post). Here is one of the smartphone, in Inferno Orange. Take a look at it. This one is now available in the market.
You will realize from the pic below that this smartphone is strictly meant only and only for those who like a little too much flamboyance and drama in their daily lives. Of course, you also get to make a very unusual and bold statement with this kinda device. Imagine carrying this along to major exec meetings or power lunches – worse – to power dinners!
The Inferno Orange Curve 8330 is now available for $49.99 on contract and after discounts, which is the same price as the other pieces in milder colors. Well, do you want to be the next fashion icon or what?
Sprint Inferno Orange Curve 8330
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We had recently brought you a video review of the BlackBerry Tour 9630. The smartphone is now available at both Verizon Wireless and Sprint. Both these carriers have priced the device at $199.99 with a two-year contract.
The Tour looks much like the Bold and Curve 8900, with very little differences in design. Specs include a trackball, quad-band GSM/EDGE and EV-DO CDMA for both Sprint and Verizon networks. Visit Sprint and Verizon Wireless for more info.
VZW BlackBerry Tour
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RIM is now coming out like never before with its optical trackball feature. It was initially the Curve 8520 that adopted this feature. Now it’s the turn of the Onyx to be spotted with the optical trackball.
We, of course, had expected something of this sort, after having seen this 3G mix of the Curve 8900 and Bold smartphones. Well, we aren’t complaining – optical trackballs look stylish and they are of great use as well. We have no idea about availability – we’ll keep you posted when we come to know. At the moment, take a look at the pic below.
BlackBerry Onyx
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