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The BlackBerry Niagara 9630, possibly in replacement for the BlackBerry Curve 8900, has taken responsibility and have been shown in the first images.

This new model will combine two models RIM BlackBerry quite successful: the Bold and Curve model. He's built like the BlackBerry Curve and the keyboard and the Bold conectivdad.

Since its launch will have global connectivity GSM / GPRS / EDGE / HSPA and support for CDMA / EVDO thus operate in all regions. The 9630 version is to be marketed by the U.S. operator Verizon and features full QWERTY, GPS with support for aGPS, 3.2 megapixel camera and a screen larger than that available on the Curve. That it lacks WiFi.

It is possible that the model reaches the European market has slightly changed on this 9630 version. Marketing Your date is not confirmed but is expected later this year or early 2010.

BlackBerry 8900 with orange

Orange will be responsible for introducing the BlackBerry Curve 8900 in Spain. A BlackBerry that stands out for its 2.4-inch screen and a resolution of 480 × 360 pixels, with WiFi connectivity, GPS and 3.2 megapixel camera with flash and autofocus but no 3G connectivity.

Orange has not yet provided a list of prices which will be available and of course, depend on whether you are a customer, if a portability and migration ... What has transpired is that there will be to hire a data rate of 9 € / month, although for the launch of this gadget will be 4.5 € / month during the first 3 months.

A good Orange terminal which adds to its portfolio beyond that does not work under 3G networks.

BlackBerry returns to his throne and HTC sells 80% of mobile phones with Windows

RIM back to improve their sales and Blackberry has positioned itself as the best selling smartphone in the United States in the last quarter with a market share of 47%, improving their data by 7 percentage points.

The victim is obvious is not it? The Apple iPhone 3G, despite everything, remains in the fight which has a huge merit because each month in this area are sold each month and several new brands have a catalog of various models.

Another curious statistic that we have known in the Mobile World Congress is that Taiwan's HTC brand accumulates 80% of the sales of handsets with Windows Mobile. We were all aware of the link between HTC and Microsoft but these figures are indeed shocking.

We recall that Windows Mobile has more than 49 partners including leading companies like Samsung, Palm, Motorola and Sony Ericsson. Certainly, both Microsoft and HTC derive benefit from this relationship although the Taiwanese company known to gamble everything on one card is a big risk and it is also the leading manufacturer of terminals with the first Android and for the moment, is the only company to have this system in the street.