Wow. 100 episodes. Even crazier: we have had a BBGeekcast every single week, without fail, since starting it up in February 2008. We’ll hit our two-year anniversary in about a month, but until then we’ll have fun celebrating the century mark. And we have some good BlackBerry stuff to discuss, as always.
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Highlights include:
Remember last week when we talked about the Curve 8910 and I wondered where it fit in the U.S. market? Speculation at that point had the device headed for Asia, and I thought that made perfect sense. Yet this week the FCC — the American FCC, of course — approved the device. What does that mean? I take a look at the 3G-less device.
Speaking of Curves, there’s an actual 3G GSM model in the works. That makes a bit more sense. But, because of the Bold 9700, it might not make as much sense as the original Curve. That model fit perfectly, with the other popular model being the 8800 or the 8820. Where does a next-gen Curve fit among the bigger Berrys?
And it looks like our BlackBerry internet browsing experience might get better. In fact, the whole BlackBerry internet environment could change in the next few months.
