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Canada's Virgin Mobile BlackBerry Pearl Flip and 8130 Now Free On Contract, Upgrade Your CDMA Device Now!

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If you read the title, Virgin Mobile in Canada now has the BlackBerry Pearl 8130 and the Pearl Flip available for free on 2-year contracts. With Fido prepping a possible May 4th launch for the BlackBerry Pearl 9100, maybe Virgin will launch it in the coming months as well. Mobile Syrup has just some details regarding their upgrade policy.

Also, Virgin has sent out an e-mail to their “members” who have a CDMA device that they must mandatory upgrade to the new billing system. Virgin states that their members “deserve the best of everything” and that “this big time system and billing upgrade will make being a Member even better”. For these customers you’ll be getting (if not already received) an e-mail with a date that Virgin will be upgrading your phone, all you need to do is re-program your phone to work on the new network. It’s a mandatory upgrade and Virgin stated “if we don’t get you upgraded then eventually you wouldn’t be able to use your phone anymore, and that would not be cool”.
Virgin sent us a note that stated “While we are moving our members over to a new billing system, it doesn’t require any upgrades to HPSA – it’s completely up to you if you stick with your CDMA device or if you want an HSPA device. The new system is, however, necessary if you want an HSPA device, plus it gives you more functions to edit your account system, review your e-bill and change around your settings. All members need to do is edit the programming on their phone to move over to the new billing system – but a head’s up, changing the programming won’t change your phone over to HSPA. You’d need to replace your CDMA phone with an HSPA phone to hook up to the HSPA network.”



Rogers Offering Their Webphones For Just Under a Dollar On Contract Now

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Rogers actually started offering a pretty sweet deal starting yesterday. A couple of their "Webphones" are now way under the $100 price mark. The LG Eve, BlackBerry Bold 9000 (the white one), the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1, the BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220, the HTC Magic, and the Nokia N86 are all available for just $0.99 on a 3-year contract. The contract-free prices are still the same though, so they're still expensive if you like to buy your phones that way. Pretty sweet deal - especially compared to Bell's...

Virgin Mobile Cuts the Price Of Their BlackBerry Line-Up In Canada

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Up here in Canada, it looks like Virgin Mobile has slashed the prices on their BlackBerry Pearl 8130, the BB Flip 8230, and even the Curve 8330. If you're interested the Pearl and the Flip are now available for free on a 3-year contract and the Curve 8330 is now available for just $29.99 CAD on a 3-year contract.

[Mobile Syrup]

BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8230 Launching On June 19 For $130 On VZW

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The BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8230 has just been made official by Verizon Wireless. The Flip 8230 will have: 3G, a SureType QWERTY keypad, a microSD slot, and has Verizon Navigator support. It will launch on VZW for $129.99 USD after a $70 mail-in rebate on June 19.

[Engadget]

BlackBerry Onyx, Magnum, Non-Flip Pearl 3G, Gemini Hitting AT&T This Year

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More BlackBerry news for all of the lovers out there!! According to the latest news, here are 4 more BlackBerries set to hit AT&T this year. Besides the Onyx (pictured above), there is the BlackBerry Magnum. It has: the same processor as the Bold, a touchscreen, QWERTY keypad, quad-band GSM / GRS / EDGE, GPS, and WiFi. Looks like the Magnum will be that touchscreen BlackBerry Bold that everyone has been talking about.

Up next is the new non-flip Blackberry Pearl that has 3G, 3.6Mbps HSDPA support, Bluetooth, a 3.5mm headphone jack, a trackball, a SureType QWERTY keypad, and aGPS.

Last, but not least, it's the BlackBerry Gemini. It has: a QVGA display, a 512MHz processor, 256MB of flash memory with a microSD slot, 128MB of RAM, Bluetooth, a 2MP camera with a flash, a trackball, a QWERTY keyboard, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and also has the possibility of GPS. The sad thing is that the Gemini looks like it may not have 3G - and there's been no report of WiFi in today's news.

There are no release dates for any of these devices, but I'm pretty sure we can expect them by the end of the year.

[Engadget]