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WirelessWave confirms Fido BlackBerry Curve 8520… release imminent

By on February 19, 2010 at 3:15pm in Asides, Fido News, Mobile News, Various News

The long and anticipated road for Fido to bring on a new BlackBerry is coming up soon. Many rumoured launch dates have floated around, now we’re hearing it’s set for the 22nd of February. The cost of the upcoming Curve 8520 will be $50 on a 3-year contract or $400 no contract.

Even though this new smartphone is not released yet, WirelessWave has taken the liberty show more confirmation that the device is coming soon… and more importantly given the $50 price point.

Anyone going to purchase this when it officially is released?

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5 comments for “WirelessWave confirms Fido BlackBerry Curve 8520… release imminent”

  1. Maybe if i dont have to pay for data :>

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    Posted by Eric Arzoomanian | February 19, 2010, 3:59 pm
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  2. it is already on display at futureshop in the fido section

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    Posted by momo | February 19, 2010, 5:05 pm
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  3. what s the point of having a blackberry, if you dont have data? might as well have some piece of s**t phone

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    Posted by Lauren Terefenko | February 19, 2010, 9:20 pm
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  4. @Eric

    yes will have to

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    Posted by Vincent Gingras-Aubry | February 19, 2010, 10:38 pm
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  5. @Lauren

    considering everytime im gonna be using my phone to surf the web is inside somewhere, theres chances of there being wi-fi, dont get too angry there

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    Posted by Eric Arzoomanian | February 20, 2010, 12:32 am
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