Thats not a good name. I hope its not that. Maybe Pluto... since Pluto is not a planet..
Jupiter is just the CDMA equivalent to the Javelin...which is the 8900 series Curve. That's all...I'd expect the "Pluto" to be at least two years away (sadly).
FYI, Palm is already dead, for those seeking a "palm-killer". Google Palm Q4 report.
The Javelin and the Niagara are the code names for the GSM and CDMA 8900 (Curves). I don't care for the Javeline which looks to first be launched for T-Mobile, The Niagara if you go onto the FCC website you will notice that its coming for both Sprint and Verizon and that they are 2 other Blackberrys that will be making an apperance on the Sprint Network.
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The Javelin and the Niagara are the code names for the GSM and CDMA 8900 (Curves). I don't care for the Javeline which looks to first be launched for T-Mobile, The Niagara if you go onto the FCC website you will notice that its coming for both Sprint and Verizon and that they are 2 other Blackberrys that will be making an apperance on the Sprint Network.
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Originally Posted by VoltaicShock
Magnum is the treo like BB.
Niagara is the 8900 CDMA.
Hey Pitts, Shock, sorry to burst your bubble but I know you guys know how to search...
Originally Posted by Crucial_Xtreme
The Niagara is the CDMA version of the Bold. It's also taking the place of the 8830. There are also plans for a CDMA version of the Javelin which will replace the 8330.
Originally Posted by Crucial_Xtreme
Well, the codename for the 8900 was the Javelin which was changed to the Curve 8900. The codename for the CDMA version of the Javelin is the Jupiter.
Edit: The Niagara is "slated" for Q1-Q-2 '09, but it could be later.
I'm pretty sure the Jupiter is the CDMA equivalent of the 8900 which is rumored to come out in early 09. I don't anticipate it will be any different from the current 8900 except it may be 3G (I hope) as the 8330 Curve is 3G CDMA version of the 8320 Curve.
The CDMA version of the Jupiter (next curve) should be ready by apr/may 2009 from what I hear.
I know Rim has already got the chipset working and its plugging along on the OS should be a faster turn around time for a CDMA unit. Remember verizon just got the curve last year and alot of people were unhappy it took that long for what most people see as a radio swap (not aware of the massive OS changes CDMA brings)