At first we all heard that it was set for July, then it was set back to August,

but now according to blackberry news this date will be set back to sometime is September.

The BB Bold was also set to be released on Roger’s today but that has also been pushed back to Tuesday. Vodafone UK has been set for August 1 although execs with the carrier will only say officially before November 1, and T-Mobile Germany release date set for August 4th.

According to BlackBerry News some of the dates are firm..

The Rogers’ date is firm, as well as the TMo Germany release on August 4th.

The September 1 date for AT&T has been targeted, but could fall slightly later as AT&T gets their training act together. Either way, I would expect at least the middle of September as AT&T is currently running an August contest in which the winner gets a 9000.

UK reseller Expansys today made the Blackberry Thunder officially available for pre-order on its site although no price or release date were mentioned.

According to the article by Trusted Reviews the Blackberry Thunder will be a quad-band handset which features HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0 (no mention of A2DP), multi-touch input and BlackBerry’s famed email support.

Strangely both the camera and GPS are left out entirely, but we’ll not panic at this stage.

If the above quote is so this would be a bad move for the guys at RIM (Research In Motion). How can you put out your hottest phone yet but it has no Camera not to mention GPS.

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Just a few weeks ago i made a post on the BlackBerry Bold 9000 and i thought that this was the lastest off the BlackBerry line but today after taking a read over at Blackberrysync.com i realise that there is a Blackberry Thunder aka Blackberry 9500 in the pipeline.

Photos of the new blackberry gadget has been leaked. The thunder will feature a huge 360×480 touch display and will be running on OS 4.7. It will also feature a kick ass multimedia player. The Thunder will run a carrier music store which similar to the iPhone’s iTunes store and you will be able to buy music for your handset.

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The guys other at engadget got a chance to test out the upcoming Research In Motion BlackBerry Bold 9000. According to them the keyboard is much easier to use than that of the Blackberry 8830.
The Web Browsing is said to be “Quick and Nimble”, plus a no - nonsense design.

The unit’s HSDPA radio was turned on, and web browsing was quick and nimble, bringing up a mobile version of Engadget in no time. Pocket applications of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint were on display, and combined with the bright screen and UI response time, actually felt like something a business mack could use.

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Introducing to you all the BlackBerry Bold 9000. Announced last month by RIM (Research In Motion) but no release date has been published at the time of this post.

It has the capability to work on both 2G (GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900) and 3G (HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100 - 3.6 Mbps) networks, the Bold 9000 also comes with Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g technology, Built-in GPS Navigation, BlackBerry maps, up to 5 Hours of Talk time and 310 hours stand by time.

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