Fear squasher: BlackBerry Curve 8900 still coming to AT&T
With the influx of BlackBerry Curve 8900 news lately as a result of T-Mobile’s official announcement that the highly anticipated handset would be available next month, many AT&T customers found themselves wondering why AT&T has been so quiet to date. Comments and emails have flooded BGR and plenty of other sites as well, wondering if AT&T would be passing on the Curve 8900 due to lack of 3G or as a result of botched negotiations, T-Mobile exclusivity, etc. As such, it will surely come as welcome news to AT&T-contracted BlackBerry fans that the Curve 8900 is indeed still on its way to the nations largest carrier second-largest carrier. RIM hit CES this week with a booth full of ‘Berrys and among them, a sleek new Curve 8900 all dressed up in AT&T branding. In short, nothing has changed and the Curve 8900 is still on its way to Big Blue. AT&T would hardly pass on the update to one of its best-selling handsets of course, despite the glaring lack of WCDMA. But then, that’s where the Bold comes in. While it still looks like T-Mobile will be the first to bring the Curve 8900 to market in the US, expect news on the AT&T release soon.
Thanks, Laurie!
Tags: AT&T, BlackBerry, curve 8900, javelin, RIM










YESSSSS!!! I can’t wait, recently revivied my 8300 with AT&T’s official 4.5 release, but this is what I’ve been waiting for!
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i dunno if that really means anything. we saw a t-mobile branded bold that ultimately didn’t see the light of day.
i’m not a believer until i see a press release.
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The longer they sit on this handset, the less relevant this release will even be (see: recent ‘release’ of the 8320).
This thing should be getting release NOW, not in February or March.
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Enjoy your Edge data…oh by the way, they are supposedly axing it in favor of ramping up their 3G service. Enjoy your no data Blackberry…..or should I say very expensive desk ornament/paper weight
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How about a little VZW love???
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Eww, I just now noticed the placement of the USB port. Talk about uncomfortable typing when you’re charging. They couldn’t have left it at the top like all other Blackberrys?
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I don’t think anybody loves Verizon.
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The lack of news and updated blackberries on Verizon is absolutely mind boggling. It makes no sense at all. Please someone explain this to me.
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The T mobile Branded Bold did see the light of day, just in T mobile Germany.
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Oh I wish Big Red would have this already ;(
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i am desperately waiting for this phone….i have a bold truly my hearts belongs to the 8900…please release this soon
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@ RHiNO
AFAIK, the AT&T-1900MHz-EDGE migration thing was an unconfirmed rumor.
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id kil for atomo bold lol an some coin im amazed att hasn gtten the 9500 aka the GSM storm
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^Just shut up, you idiotic, insignificunt molecule of dog excrement.
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I’M STILL STUCK ON THE FENCE!!!
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The Tmobile branded bold was from Germany, I dont know how many times its been said. Told u guys, its coming soon.
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man i hope so…..
i cannot wait to get my hands on it
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Unless you’re in a 5 bars area, 3G’s more pain than gain on a BB. Enjoy the 8900’s long battery life, stability and compact form factor. RIM will score with this device.
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@ BB214. Any chance Bold is coming to T-Mobile USA?
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T mobile execs did not want the Bold when it was offered to them.
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I’m waiting for the Blackberry T1000. I heard it’s going to melt in your pocket, but not in your hands.
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Verizon got the Curve in the summer of 2008 and just recently received the Storm. AT&T got the Curve in the summer of 2007. Verizon won’t be getting updates for quite some time.
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^ With Blackberry, you don’t have to wait for your carrier to provide updates. Just install the newest model-compatible firmware, delete the vendor_xml file, reboot and you’re as up-to-speed as anyone on the planet with your model Blackberry.
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Got love the VZW network, gotta hate the waiting…
At least we have the storm…lmao…
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@backbeat
Pretty sure yort was referring to the hardware, not the software.
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