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The BlackBerry Bold 9650 and the Pearl (9100) 3G have both just leaked out - ahead of the official word from RIM. The Bold 9650 is sporting WiFi b/g / GPS support along with EV-DO Rev. A connectivity. This smartphone will be headed to Sprint sometime next month (May). The Pearl 3G, on the other hand, packs WiFi 802.11n / GPS support, 256MB of internal storage, a 3.2MP camera, tri-band HSDPA connectivity, and the optical trackpad. This handset is set to hit Bell, Telus, and Rogers in Canada and it'll be hitting the US in the future as well - likely T-Mobile and AT&T.

Update: So they've both been made official now. Check out the Bold 9650 announcement on CrackBerry here and the Pearl 3G announcement on CrackBerry here.

Update: According to Engadget, the Pearl 3G will have two different keypad layouts. One model will be the SureType QWERTY keyboard and the other one is the traditional T9 layout. Sorry, they didn't manage to pack a full QWERTY on this one - unless it comes in the future.

Update: According to Engadget, the Bold 9650 will be hitting Sprint on May 3rd for $200 on a 2-year contract.

Update: According to Mobile Syrup, Canada's Telus will be releasing the Pearl 3G for $29.99.

[Slash Gear, Engadget]