hey i have pics of the upcoming javeline 2 which is the 8980...if someone could get me in contact with kevin i would love to send him some pics so everyone can see
hey i have pics of the upcoming javeline 2 which is the 8980...if someone could get me in contact with kevin i would love to send him some pics so everyone can see
Looking good. Nothing too crazy exciting - that's the edge-only 8910 atlas that they've now rebranded to 8980. the device model has been popping up in our google analytics quite a bit. i wonder if they've upped the memory at all... check out the Help Me! screen and Options > Memory screens.
curve 9300s are further out... and more like an update to the 85xx series (lower res screens). this 8980 gets the 480x360 resolution.
can email the photos into tips @ crackberry.com or just kevin at crackberry.com
Looking good. Nothing too crazy exciting - that's the edge-only 8910 atlas that they've now rebranded to 8980. the device model has been popping up in our google analytics quite a bit. i wonder if they've upped the memory at all... check out the Help Me! screen and Options > Memory screens.
curve 9300s are further out... and more like an update to the 85xx series (lower res screens). this 8980 gets the 480x360 resolution.
can email the photos into tips @ crackberry.com or just kevin at crackberry.com
Saw this phone the past week. Its a cheapo 9700. 9700 housing with a "Curve" style keyboard, with a plastic battery cover (instead of leather) and it uses EDGE.
i think it will mostly be used for those carriers like digicel and lime in the Caribbean, where 3g is unheard of mostly and blackberries are not used vastly for a propose other than business users.
Depending on the final specs this 8980 would be a perfect replacement/upgrade for T-Mobile's 8900. This could be a better performing BB for T-Mobile than the 9700.
someone, somewhere, had also mentioned 'Enhanced' EDGE... is this the case?
That does seem like the most logical reason to do another edge device that wasn't just aimed at the entry level, I think the correct term is actually evolved rather than enhanced edge.
Boosting edge download speeds past umts and into the lower end of hsdpa speeds seems like a useful upgrade for networks with a good 2g network, but little or no 3g coverage, but then you have the question of whether or not there are enough carriers in that situation to make it worth rim's while to make such a device.