AND AS FOR THE CRACKBERRIES...

by Pierre Baltadano


BLACKBERRY BOLD

Also slated to come out in July will be the Blackberry 9000, or the Bold. The Blackberry Bold will be sold exclusively by AT&T for a few months and will most prominently feature 3G and a new User Interface (UI). As I blogged about in March, this Blackberry is the first phone that's made me wanna ditch my iPhone because the exterior is pretty slick and the UI looks fresh.



BLACKBERRY THUNDER 9500

For the Verizon kids, Blackberry maker RIM, should be announcing the yet to be named Blackberry 9500, though the name Thunder is going around. This device is slated to be released in the 3 Quarter of the year and will feature a touchscreen. I know touchscreens look slick but I heard that Blackberry wasn't into making them because physical keys made better sense to them, so it's an interesting about face.

WHERE'S WHITNEY? I GOTS SOME CRACK FOR THE GURL...

by Pierre Baltadano


Ah-BobbyBrown-a! Engadget Mobile has some shots of the new BlackBerry device which is being referred to as the BlackBerry 9000 (pictured far right). AT&T is rumored to have the launch exclusivity in the US and Vodafone should have it in major European Markets. It won't have any groundbreaking tech in it but it will introduce a newer, sleeker, and sexy (?) interface and look. I'm diggin it, especially the new UI, and I think it is the only BlackBerry to plant any form of gadget lust. Hmm, I need to meet somebody. Check out the link below for more shots.


[Engadget Mobile]

I'M CONFIDENT ENOUGH TO WEAR PINK

The New Pink Blackberry Pearl Smart phone that is. Yes y'all, I stepped out last night with my baby momma Golden Brooks. We met up with a few friends Alice Greczyn who was escorted my her beau Step Up 2: The Streets the streets Robert Hoffman. I also had a run in with Kyle XY's bad girl Jesse XX/Jamie Alexander.
I was most excited to see Milan, Italy pal Rosorio Dawson who I got to have a chat with about the not pink but red cause she's so passionate about. That’s AIDS awareness. I told Rosario that I had seen her special on the subject on MTV and she told me she was disappointed that it didn’t get the exposure that it needed. We talked about how with all the knowledge people have about AIDS the number of people getting it are still very high. I didn’t mean to break up a party with the seriousness of AIDS talk but it's important.

The evening wasn’t all seriousness, though... Golden and I then took the party to Bar Lubitsch where we met up with some Hollywood hipster. Not to stop the momentum of the party train, we later took it over to the super fun, always 80's music, always on Thursday, 80's at Hyde night were we danced the night away.