The wireless industry in America runs on a two-year system. When customers sign up, they typically agree to a two-year contract, with penalties of up to $200 for early termination .

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So, photos of the BlackBerry Slider have been making their way around the web for 24 hours or so and there a lot of questions being asked about the device.  What OS will the BlackBerry Slider run?  What kind of touchscreen does it have?  Will it be called Storm or Bold?  I’ve got just one question that I am most concerned about. Just how thick is the BlackBerry Slider?

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Just How Thick Is The BlackBerry Slider?

Snaptu , a  free mobile service that offers you a selection of fun and useful applications and a fast and easy way to access the Internet on your phone, has been updated to version v.1.2.8 .  There isn’t a change log, so, be sure to leave a comment if you notice any major differences from v.1.2.7. Snatptu is a free BlackBerry download and you can pick it up by visiting http://m.snaptu.com from your device. Snaptu for BlackBerry Updated is a post from: RIMarkable

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From the looks of things T-Mobile has discontinued the BlackBerry Curve 8900 .  You don’t seem to be able to add the device to your cart when trying to check out on the T-Mobile website.  We’ve been hearing rumors about the BlackBerry Curve 8910 which is essentially an 8900 with a trackpad.  The BlackBerry 8910 received FCC approval a few weeks back, so, it makes sense that someone would start selling it soon.  Maybe that someone is T-Moible… [Source Eric ] T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve 8900 Discontinued: Are They Paving Way For The BlackBerry 8910? is a post from: RIMarkable

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From the looks of things T-Mobile has discontinued the BlackBerry Curve 8900 .  You don’t seem to be able to add the device to your cart when trying to check out on the T-Mobile website.  We’ve been hearing rumors about the BlackBerry Curve 8910 which is essentially an 8900 with a trackpad.  The BlackBerry 8910 received FCC approval a few weeks back, so, it makes sense that someone would start selling it soon.  Maybe that someone is T-Moible… [Source Eric ] T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve 8900 Discontinued: Are They Paving Way For The BlackBerry 8910? is a post from: RIMarkable

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It was just before Christmas when Inside BlackBerry got a fresh coat of paint .  A bit over a month later the Inside Blackberry mobile site gets updated as well. There are two major features to the new Inside BlackBerry mobile site: Photo thumbnails on the main page and full scale images inside posts.

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Inside BlackBerry Mobile Site Gets A Makeover

It was just before Christmas when Inside BlackBerry got a fresh coat of paint .  A bit over a month later the Inside Blackberry mobile site gets updated as well. There are two major features to the new Inside BlackBerry mobile site: Photo thumbnails on the main page and full scale images inside posts.

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Inside BlackBerry Mobile Site Gets A Makeover

Beginning Feb. 15th, T0Mobile is launching a Free BlackBerry Trackball Replacement program where any BlackBerry Pearl 8100/8120  or BlackBerry Curve 8320 users experience issues with their trackball on devices purchase from T-Mobile can take their device into a T-Mobile store and have their trackball replaced for free. As many of you older trackball bearing BlackBerry users know, these things get gummed up over time, especially if you tend to carry your device around in your pocket or purse.  Our hats go off to T-Mobile for offering this service.

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T-Mobile Laucnhing Free BlackBerry Trackball Replacement Program

I believe that many BlackBerry users are eagerly anticipating the new WebKit based BlackBerry browser to that is supposed to be on par with, if not better than, mobile browsers currently found on devices like those running Android, Web OS, and even the iPhone OS.  The BlackBerry Browser, however, isn’t the only thing RIM is looking at to improve your web browsing experience on the BlackBerry. A new patent application recently filed by Research in Motion aims to speed up communication between the web and your web browser by installing a proxy server of sorts directly on your device.

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New Patent Application From RIM Aims To Speed Up Web Browsing By Setting Up A Proxy Server On Your BlackBerry

Last week on the Google Mobile Blog a new version of Google Mobile App for BlackBerry was introduced and cool new features have been added including the ability to do email and contact searches locally on your device.  Additionally, the ability to access the internet in Google Mobile App via your devices Wi-Fi connection has been added. Google Mobile App is a free BlackBerry download and you can download it directly to your device via the link below… Download Google Mobile App for BlackBerry:  http://m.google.com/search Google Mobile For BlackBerry Adds Local Contact And Email Search is a post from: RIMarkable

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