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• BlackBerry Bold 9700 Unveiled -... [CoolComputing]
  Research In Motion (RIM) today announced the sleek and powerful BlackBerry Bold 9700 smartphone. The new BlackBerry Bold 9700 offers an extensive array of high-end communications and multimedia features in.... (more) (0 comments)
• BlackBerry gets Bolder with 9700 [TG Daily]
  Research in Motion (RIM) released the BlackBerry Bold 9700 as the high end version of its 9000 Bold series. (more) (0 comments)
• Mysterious HTC Hero revision pi... [Engadget]
  It's not unusual for HTC to repackage the same phone in dramatic ways for different carriers (see Sprint Touch Pro vs. Verizon's vs AT&T Fuze), but the Hero that 8080.net reportedly has is a pretty marked difference -- most notably a more conser ... (more) (0 comments)
• Video: Pre virtual keyboard dev... [Engadget]
  We know you just can't wait to get typing on the Pre's lush touchscreen, and the folks at WebOS Internals must feel the same way as they've been hard at work making their on-screen keyboard a functional reality. Installation has been made a bree ... (more) (0 comments)
• Exploding iPhone total rises as... [Register Har...]
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• Samsung Tegra-powered smartphon... [TechConnect]
  Set to debut this fall in the Zune HD, Nvidia's Tegra SoC will also be powering netbooks and smartphone by the end of the year. Although Nvidia hasn't bragged about it, Samsung is said to be one of the companies planning to release a phone based ... (more) (0 comments)
• Handset chipset solution provid... [DigiTimes]
  Most handset chipset solution providers around the globe are experiencing a new wave of short lead-time orders as branded handset players anticipate a 30% sequential growth in the second half of the year, according to industry sources. (more) (0 comments)
• Toshiba TG01 gets third-party m... [Engadget]
  Looking for a way to further push the Snapdragon processor while constrained with a 4.1-inch screen, the Japanese-based Usuda Research Institute and Systems Corp has tacked on a MEMS motion sensor to Toshiba's T-01A, also known as the TG01, for ... (more) (0 comments)