[Slash82]

Hey friends!

For all of you who didn�t see that till now...

The BB 9780 and the BB 9300 will arrive at t-mobile soon!
Here is the link:
T-mobile Germany
(they say 6.0 is pre-installed on the 9780)

Also the BB 9800 und the BB 9300 have already arrived at vodafone!
Here is the link:
Blackberry Vodafone )

And finally: The BB 9300 has arrived at o2.
(the direct link won't work. But try it via: O2 homepage
Best wishes!!!

[habicht]

In Austria BB 9800 has arived at www.A1.net

Perfect for Xmas sales

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[Culex316]

Off-topic but:

Do any of you guys know if it's possible to get a Blackberry Data plan in Germany or Austria on prepaid or on post paid without having to sign a stupid 24-month contract?

[pkcable]

Off-topic but:

Do any of you guys know if it's possible to get a Blackberry Data plan in Germany or Austria on prepaid or on post paid without having to sign a stupid 24-month contract?

I found this on google.....

Germany - Prepaid Wireless Internet Access

[And�]

Off-topic but:

Do any of you guys know if it's possible to get a Blackberry Data plan in Germany or Austria on prepaid or on post paid without having to sign a stupid 24-month contract?

Yes, in Germany, get the O2O-contract from O2. The "contract" itself doesn't have any monthly fees and you can cancel it monthly.
The BB option is 5€ + a data plan 9€ (online ordering, in the shop 10€ I think) for 300 MB per month (after exceeding it, the speed gets decreased)

So for 14-15€/month you're able to use a BB without a 24-month contract.
(On the site pkcable postet are only some German prepaid provider...but with prepaid you're not able to get a BB-option in Germany)

[habicht]

In Austria all 4 Providers offer Blackberrys for non-bussiness solutions

A1... 9800, 9700, 9520, 9105, 8520
Orange, T-Mobile ... 9700, 8520
drei ... 9700

the monthly fees are about 5-15€ for unlimited use, which is very high for Austria. It's sometimes possible to get the BlackBerry-Option without a 24-month contract, but just on plans with a 24-month contract.

So if you spend few month in Austria it will be impossible to get a prepaid or post paid contract.

[Rootbrian]

Go go germany!

Let a company provide it's services all over, after all, everyone deserves to have the freedom of choice when it comes to a smart/phone. I'm impressed.

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