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Mobilicity is on a tear with their devices – yesterday they announced that their first Android device will be the Nexus One and will be available soon. Today they added the BlackBerry Curve 3G to their lineup. Although their website says it’s currently “Out of Stock” the no-contract price is $299.99 (cheapest in Canada).
Specs of the Curve 3G have this QWERTY keyboard device coming with BlackBerry OS 5.0 (upgradeable to BlackBerry 6 when it’s officially released), a 2.4 inch display (resolution 320 x 240), trackpad, WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth 2.1, HTML browser, 2 megapixel camera and holds up to 32 GB with a microSD card.
More here over at Mobilicity
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Very very nice!
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After months of barely breathing it sounds like they mean business now
Could it be possible that they waited way too long to expand to other cities to compete with Wind though?
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Barely breathing?
Mobilicity has had the most aggressive promo’s and plans since they launched.
They launched with those insane LD plans and brought $25 unlimited to the market.
Then they beefed up their $35 package with every feature needed.
5 months later they are bringing out new devices.
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im happy to see this take place coz they need more smartphones. however, i just went to blackberry to do a comparison, and my 9700 on mobilicity, is still better then the new curve. now, okay, i get the bold is a higher end model. but your releasing the curve, when id think, you would want better devices…. so, why not release the torch?
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They are being smart about it. Not everyone wants the top of the line smartphone, but a decent middle ground smartphone, and the BB Curve 3G is just that, it offers great specs for the average user, and is priced very well. Mobilicity is clearly showing Wind how it should be done, making Winds failure to grab handsets even more apparent.
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I am moving to the GTA in between 12-14 months from now. My wife and I are currently English teachers in Chile. When we first move to Canada, I have to admit if Mobilicity keeps up their development they will be at the top of our list of carriers to check out!
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Mobilicity, Wind…whatever. Both are useless to me cause they’ll never get me service in Niagara.
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hmmm and yet wind still acts like they are not worried.. I wonder what would happen if the public knew of the yelling matches in the office? oh well.. wind is getting the tar kicked out of them.. so much so they have loyal wind lackeys reading keynote speeches and trying to pick things up to keep morale up.. morale for morons is the quote of the day.
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Rocco, you damn WHOP. What are you sniffin?
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And he says I’m a racist…nothing unusual for a Windy!!!
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I didn’t post that someone else is pretending to be me!
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OK…no problem!
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@Canadianman20: ya know, your absolutely right. perhaps some middle ground. more handsets in general is a really good idea.
either way, im sure mobi has a few more tricks up their sleeves.
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