
Sure, you could just as easily pick up any of the other wide range of smartphones out there, but BlackBerry has always been known as the leading in push email, and I don’t see that slowing down anytime soon. Of course, if you weren’t bound to a contract (or to your infatuation to a certain spokeswoman), you could have already picked up the Cingular variant last year.
The feature set remains the same, with the 312 MHz Intel processor, quad-band GSM connectivity, EDGE data, a QVGA color display, and Bluetooth 2.0. And yes, the standard fare of RIM apps apply. Pick up the “new” BlackBerry 8700g at a T-Mobile kiosk for $300 after $100 worth of contract-related rebates.




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