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UPDATE: U Mobile BlackBerry Bold 9790 plans are officially revealed. Full plan details below after the jump.
U Mobile is expected to offer the BlackBerry Bold 9790 on 5th December but they have started silent pre-ordering deal on selected people.
The BlackBerry Bold 9790 is said to be offered as low as RM799 with 24 months contract plan of U88. For BIS service, additional RM20 subscription fee is required which makes it a total of RM108 for 24 months. There’s also an upfront payment of RM264 upon registration. In total, that’s RM1063 to be paid upon subscription and it is payable via credit card’s 0% interest easy payment installment.
Thanks SirProtos for the heads up!
U Mobile now offers the Blackberry Curve 9360 for RM499 on its Unlimited BlackBerry Internet Service + 5GB of data plan. There’s only one option of 24 months contract with a monthly commitment fee of RM68.
Strangely until now Maxis has yet to bundle the Curve 9360 while the rest including DiGi & Celcom has already been offering it.
For more information, head over to U Mobile Blackberry page.
After the big disruption to BlackBerry users worldwide, RIM has offered a couple of free apps as form of compensation. One of them is Vlingo, a voice assistant app which is now available for free download. The app is originally priced at $19.99 so this giveaway rather huge in value.
This probably is the closest thing to Siri and definitely smarter than Iris. With Vlingo, you can send text, open apps and even search for maps and perform status updates. We’ve tried it on an Android and iPhone which works pretty well even with our “local” English.
To download, head over to App World.
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While the flagship BlackBerry Bold 9900 is getting the limelight, the older Bold 97XX series is getting a refreshed as well. Above is a clear shot of the upcoming BlackBerry Bold 9790 which is said to be having Bold 9900′s hardware such as a 1.2GHz processor, a touch screen, 5MP camera, NFC and 8GB of storage.
Last month, RIM themselves have announced the existence of such model in their development blog. From the pic above, there’s a slight difference with the main buttons and it appears to be individually raised like the ones seen on the Torch 9860.
No launch dates have been officially announced but rumour suggests that it will be officially revealed sometime this month. The Bold 9790 might be the next Blackberry for those that prefer the existing Bold 9780 size and design.

If the Porsche Design BlackBerry isn’t your thing, we can expect more sensible Blackberry devices coming our way. Another device which we got tipped is the BlackBerry Curve 9380 which was snapped by @pyrozyro. At first glance, it does look similar to the Torch 9860 but it is actually smaller with a 3.2″ screen. Other details revealed include a 800MHz processor, 5MP camera and it runs on the latest BlackBerry 7 OS. Availability is still unknown at the moment.
The Curve 9380 was rumoured quite a while and it was recently confirmed accidentally on BlackBerry’s development blog. The development post also revealed the BlackBerry Bold 9790 which is likely to have Bold 9900‘s touch screen and features in the former Bold 9780 design.
Head after the break for more pics and hit the source link for more.

The Porsche Design BlackBerry has finally been revealed as the Porsche Design P’9981 Smart phone. This is an exclusive BlackBerry with its exterior radically styled with stainless steel and leather.
Internally its rather similar with its flagship BlackBerry Bold 9900 that comes with a 1.2GHz processor, 768MB RAM, 8GB of internal storage, 2.8″ VGA display and a 5MP camera capable of shooting 720p HD videos. The difference lies on the exterior as the Porsche P9981 is slightly wider by 1 mm and thicker by 0.8mm compared to the Bold 9900. The premium materials add 25 gram extra, making it a total of 155 grams.
Being a premium device, the P’9981 features an exclusive BlackBerry PIN with a “2AA” prefix. In terms of price, it is rumoured to be $2,000. That’s in USD, which makes it slightly more than RM6,000. That’s a lot to pay for a blinged up BlackBerry Bold 9900.
For more information, head over to the Porsche Design P’9981 microsite.
Hands-on and official promo videos & pics after the break.

With the recent interruptions faced by BlackBerry users in most parts of the world, RIM is compensating by offering a selection of premium apps worth more than US$100 to its users. This is a sign of good will to all BlackBerry users that have been patient and loyal with them despite the outage.
The apps will be available for download from BlackBerry App World beginning from 19th October for a period of 4 weeks. Among the titles listed are:
The offer is valid for BlackBerry users registered in Malaysia as well though do note that some of the apps are available only to BlackBerry 7 OS. In addition, Enterprise users will get 1 month free technical support.
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DiGi is going on a BlackBerry discount rampage after revealing its BlackBerry Bold 9900, Curve 9360 and Torch 9810 offers.
On 24 months contract of DG Smart Plan 68, the Torch 9800 is offered at RM979, while the Bold 9780 at RM879 and Curve 9300 at RM379. Outright, the 3 are offered at RM1600, RM1312 and RM876 respectively. If BlackBerry devices are not your thing, DiGi is also offering the HTC Desire HD at RM729 and LG Optimus One at RM179 on contract. The prices above are applicable if you sign up through their online store with full details here.

Apart from that, those that buy the latest BlackBerry (Bold 9900, Torch 9810 & Curve 9360) on contract from 10th October till 10th December will stand a chance to win another BlackBerry. They are giving 30x Curve 9300, 20x Bold 9780 and 10x Torch 9800 with one given out daily. For more info on the FREE BlackBerry offer, head over here.

Celcom too is offering the BlackBerry Curve 9360 on contract, right after DiGi which started offering it on Monday.
For personal subscription, it is offered as low as RM838 on 12 months contract of Celcom Exec 50 + BlackBerry Pro plan that offers 5GB of data. Meanwhile for Biz customers, it can be yours for RM588 with a longer 24 months contract of P48 + RM2 SMS Pack and BlackBerry Pro.
For more information, head to Celcom BlackBerry Curve 9360 page. Full plan options after the break.

DiGi today has revealed its bundling of BlackBerry Curve 9360 which is sold outright for RM1218. This is the latest Curve running on BlackBerry 7 OS. It goes for as low as RM599 over 24 months contract on Smart Plan 68. For those that wants lower monthly commitment, it goes for RM799 on Smart Plan 48.
The older Curve 9300, is going for RM499 on 24 months contract of Smart Plan 68 and is priced RM1099 outright. For that small difference, the 9360 would be a better choice.
For more information, head over to DiGi’s Curve 9360 page.
