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 BlackBerry 9530 Thunder heading to Verizon as Storm? (Mobile Burn)Newsbrief by Michael Oryl on Thursday August 28, 2008. It appears that the touchscreen equipped RIM BlackBerry 9530 Thunder is headed to Verizon Wireless here in the USA.BPL Mobile launches software for Blackberry (Business Standard India)Mobile phone network provider BPL Mobile and Research in Motion (RIM), global leader in wireless communication today announced the launch of Blackberry Connect software 4.0 for a range of BPL Mobile handsets.BlackBerry Storm 9530 for Verizon gets boxed (Engadget)Filed under: Cellphones , Handhelds So we might not have a physical device here, but these packaging renderings are pretty solid evidence of exactly what BlackBerry fans on Verizon -- particularly those jealous of the Bold -- can expect in a few weeks' time. It looks like RIM's first foray into the scary world of touchscreens will be officially branded the 9530 Storm , will be global ...
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Blackberry News - Nextel launches better-than-Blackberry service Techworld.com, UK - May 24, 2005 Nextel launches better-than-Blackberry service Techworld.com, UK - May 24, 2005 Nextel has devised its own version of the popular "push" technology sold by RIM's BlackBerry that alerts subscribers of new e-mail on their mobile device. Research in Motion Blackberry beats PalmOne TechWhack, India - May 5, 2005 RIM blackberry is incredibly popular in the enterprise sector considering it helps the corporates stay connected to their mail servers back in the office on Avea and Research In Motion Launch BlackBerry for Mobile Business Wire (press release), CA - May 10, 2005 Avea also plans to make BlackBerry services available to its customers on other manufacturers' devices through RIM's BlackBerry Connect(TM) licensing program. Orascom Telecom strikes BlackBerry deal ITP.net, United Arab Emirates - May 10, 2005 Orascom Telecom has struck a deal to support Research In Motion�s (RIM) BlackBerry wireless solutions for mobile customers across the Middle East, Africa and
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