BlackBerry KickStart 9100 Flip-Phone. Following on previous BlackBerry 9100 KickStart More Pictures, Here’s more about the first ever BlackBerry clamshell. BlackBerry 9100 will sport a quad-band (850/900/1800/1900Mhz) GSM radio, WiFi, 2 megapixel camera, and standard 3.5mm headphone jack along with BlackBerry staples like the “Next Gen” SureType keyboard and BlackBerry OS. This smartphone is expected to run BlackBerry OS 4.6 (eventhough the picture seems to show otherwise). It’s thicker than the BlackBerry Bold 9000. We can’t wait for this handset to release in September 2008. Continue reading ‘BlackBerry KickStart 9100 Flip-Phone’
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BlackBerry 9100 KickStart More Pictures. From the previous posts, we’re already aware of this BlackBerry Kickstart Clamshell on T-Mobile USA (more details). It’s good to see that RIM is preparing to launch its first clamshell flip phone. From the last report we know that the mobile phone will be a quad-band (850/900/1800/1900Mhz) GSM radio, 2 megapixel camera, WiFi, and a 3.5mm headphone jack into the device. The internal display is reported to be a QVGA 240×320 jobby, while the external one display sports a 160×128 pixel resolution. The SureType keyboard is apparently a next-generation version of the double-letter keyboard, and BlackBerry OS 4.6. While we’re waiting for this handset, Here are new BlackBerrry KickStart images uploaded by the folks over at CrackBerry. Pictures follow after the jump. Continue reading ‘BlackBerry 9100 KickStart More Pictures’
Rumor: BlackBerry 9100?. Following the last post, BlackBerry 9000 with HSDPA + WiFi, A new rumor reported that a BlackBerry 9100 is on the way. BoyGenius have found references to a BlackBerry 9100 with an external display. Both Vodafone and DoCoMo are mentioned as possible carriers for the BlackBerry 9100. Details are slim and mostly speculation - the mentioned device hardware and carrier strings could just be a carrier-specific variant of the BlackBerry 9000. Continue reading ‘Rumor: BlackBerry 9100?’
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