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MTS has just detailed four handsets that they'll be launching soon. This includes the BlackBerry Torch, Bold 9780, and the Nokia C6-00. Yes, they'll also be launching the iPhone 4. We don't know exactly when they'll be available so that's what we're going to have to keep waiting for. Check it out on MTS.

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Vodafone UK has just released their exclusive white BlackBerry Torch in the UK. This smartphone packs the exact same thing that you'll find in the black model but it's housed in a white casing which you may like. This is available right now for free if you want to pay £35 monthly. Check it out on Vodafone.

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It looks like the BlackBerry Torch is now available on SaskTel in Canada in the red colour. Of course, the prices stay the exact same so expect to give up $180 on a 3-year contract or $665 contract-free. This one ships with OS 6.0 so that's some good news. Then again, it is a bit much to pay for with all the other (and better) options that are available in Canada. Check it out on Jump.

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In Canada, Bell and Virgin Mobile have just released the red BlackBerry Torch models. Price and spec sheets are the exact same so nothing should catch you off guard. The contract-free price is just about $600 while the 3-year price is just under $180. Check it out on Bell and Virgin Mobile whenever you want.

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At this point Rogers in Canada has already launched the black models of both the BlackBerry Bold 9780 and the BlackBerry Torch. Apparently though, they'll be launching white models of each of these smartphones which is great news because they both look quite sexy. I prefer my devices black, but I know there are people out there who love the white models. You can look out for them to launch soon.

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AT&T fulfilled their promises by offering new white and red models of RIM's BlackBerry Torch smartphone. The only thing different with these models is the colours so you'll find that OS 6.0 and the Webkit browser is present. If you're still trapped in the BBM world then you might want to check out these new colours. They're looking quite good. Check it out on AT&T.

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3 UK has just released two new smartphones from RIM, the BlackBerry Torch and the BlackBerry Curve 3G (9300). The Torch is available right now for £249 on a 2-year £30 monthly contract which is quite expensive. Check that out here if you're interested. The Curve 3G, on the other hand, is available for £149 on a 2-year £25 monthly contract or for £249 upfront and for £20 monthly (here). This smartphone is also 3 UK's first PAYG BlackBerry if you're willing to get it for £209.99. If that's the case then get one on 3 UK here.

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Well, the entire Q4 roadmap for Virgin Mobile in Canada has just leaked out and sadly there isn't anything too exciting coming up for the carrier. There's the Galaxy 5 (i5500) that we heard about yesterday along with the BB Torch and the Bold 9780. The Bold 9780 should be hitting the carrier on October 21st.

On the messaging spectrum there's the Gravity 3 which sports a slide-out QWERTY keyboard; they already have the Gravity 3 so they're just launching a new colour yellow / black. The last two handsets are the LG Sway and the Flick, which are set to be basic voice phones. They sport a 2-inch display with a 1.3MP camera and a 2.4-inch display with a 2MP camera, respectively, and they'll both be available for free on a 3-year SuperTab contract.

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Telus has become the second carrier in Canada to release the BlackBerry Torch. This smartphone is arguably RIM's best one yet and features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, an optical trackpad, a slide-up QWERTY keyboard, and OS 6.0 with the new Webkit browser. This is available for $199.99 on a 3-year contract, $499.99 on a 2-year contract, $549.99 on a 1-year contract, and $599.99 contract-free. Check it out on Telus.

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Rogers has just released their own smartphone, the BlackBerry Torch. For now, this smartphone is only available on Rogers for $199.99 on a 3-year contract, $499.99 on a 2-year contract, $559.99 on a 1-year contract, and for $609.99 contract-free. This smartphone is arguably the best BlackBerry that RIM has to offer. It features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 624MHz CPU, 512MB of internal flash storage, a microSD card slot (4GB in the box), a 5MP AF camera with a flash, WiFi / GPS support, and OS 6.0 with the new Webkit browser. Check it out on Rogers.

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Bell Canada has already announced that the BlackBerry Torch won't be available until October 1st but they've already put it up on their site. Going for a bit lower than expected, $179.95 on a 3-year contract, the Torch is available for you to order right now. They mention that it you order one now you'll have yours shipped by September 29th and you can expected to purchase it in stores by September 30th. All this Torch news is just confusing everyone so we need to get this over with! Check it out on Bell.

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While Bell and Virgin have announced that the BlackBerry Torch will be available through them on October 1st - a 1 week delay - Rogers is sticking to what they originally said. Apparently, one of Mobile Syrup's many tipsters said that Rogers will have the smartphone available online starting tomorrow (the 24th). In stores, you can expect to see it starting on September 27th.

In case you're interested, the Torch's pricing is below, via Mobile Syrup, of course.

Update: According to another Mobile Syrup post, the BB Torch will actually be available on Rogers starting on September 30th. This one has been confirmed by Rogers themselves, so check out their blog post.

Pricing is as follows:
Outright $609.99
MTM SRP $559.99
1 Year SRP $559.99
2 Year SRP $559.99 (voice only)
2 Year SRP $529.99 (voice+data)
3 Year SRP $499.99 (voice only)
3 Year SRP $449.99 (voice + data)
3 Year SRP $199.99 (promo v+d)

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So much for Bell launching the BlackBerry Torch (9800) on September 24th. On their website, the date has changed to October 1st - a week later than the other two major carriers. But, you never know maybe Bell isn't the only carrier delaying the launch until the 1st of October. The Torch pricing stays the same: $199.95 on a 3-year contract and $599.95 contract-free. Check it out on Bell.

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Telus has just put up the pre-order page for the BlackBerry Torch (9800) if you want to check it out. The smartphone from RIM will be available next Friday, September 24th, and is arguably the best BlackBerry to date. This smartphone packs a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 5MP camera, a slide-up QWERTY keyboard, and OS 6.0 which comes with the new and improved WebKit browser. Check it out on Telus.

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Engadget has just got a nice exclusive regarding some devices. The first one is about the BlackBerry Torch; in mid to late November AT&T will be launching the two BlackBerry Torch models you see above: a red / black one and an all-white one (that could also hit Rogers in Canada). Next up is the other device that's pictured above and it's the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Just like we heard over the weekend, the tablet will be hitting AT&T and this has apparently been confirmed. Along with the tablet is three other Android phones that will be hitting the carrier before December.

SaskTel has just tweeted some great news for BB fans out there. The Torch (9800) will be available through them before the end of this month. The BlackBerry Torch is the best thing that RIM has released to date with its 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 5MP camera, a slide-up QWERTY keyboard, an optical trackpad, a microSD card slot, and BB OS 6.0. The Torch should be available for $199.99 on a 3-year contract but Mobile Syrup mentions that the contract-free price will be expensive compared to the other carriers.

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