crunchgear.com - 10/9/2008
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RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis made it known today that AT&T is still testing the Bold to ensure that it’s sub-par 3G network can support it and those of us waiting for it to come out won’t go ape shit like we did when the iP3G came out. In all fairness, it was more or less Apple’s fault and ...
boygeniusreport.com - 10/17/2008
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boygeniusreport.com —
Look, we really don’t want to do this
to you, (well, we kind of do) but we’re...
just got the word from one of our RIM ninjas that there will be a BlackBerry Storm-type device announced at WES 2009. It’s incredibly early and if you ...
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RIM announcing BlackBerry Storm-alike for U.S. at WES ...
mobiletechaddicts.com - 10/9/2008
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mobiletechaddicts.com —
We mentioned the other day about Orange removing
the Blackberry Bold from sale due to quality issues,...
well today we received an anonymous tip off with a copy of the Orange internal statement explaining the decision to their staff. Seems like ...
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Orange internal statement on Blackberry Bold quality issues
blackberry.com - 10/8/2008
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blackberry.com —
360º Photos Features Specifications BlackBerry Bold Be Bold
Accept no substitutes. The BlackBerry® Bold™ smartphone embodies elegant...
design – without sacrificing the features or functionality you expect from a premium smartphone. Find out if the ...
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Wuh Oh: Orange UK halts BlackBerry Bold sales, citing “quality issues”
MobileCrunch —
According to a leaked internal memo, Orange has pulled the BlackBerry Bold from the shelves due to “reports of software issues”.
Originally expected to hit AT&T here in the states months ago, the Bold has faced delay after delay. Could these issues be the reason for the endless postponement?
The full text of the leaked memo:
Internal Orange Statement on the Bold:”Following reports of software issues with the BlackBerry Bold handset across a variety of mobile operators, Orange has decided to act in the ...
BlackBerry Bold en problemas: Orange la saca de circulación
Celularis —
... este problema les haya ocasionado. RIM está haciendo todo lo posible para resolver esta cuestión y realizará una completa prueba y validación para garantizar que los próximos móviles no tendrán ningún problema de calidad. El proceso puede tardar un par de semanas así que debemos hacer lo mejor para nuestros clientes.
Es posible que los problemas de software tengan que ver con el funcionamiento de la cámara y ahora finalmente entendemos porque AT&T retrasaba una y otra vez su lanzamiento de la Bold en USA. ...
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