I guess Bell Mobility was in the giving spirit this morning. Previously. we have seen many OS leaks for the BlackBerry Bold 9700 and now, we have an official build of 5.0.0.423 arrive with it never having seen a leak. Grab it folks, let us know in the comments if you find any fixes or bugs and let us all hope it maintains that awesome battery life.
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BlackBerry Bold 9700
The BlackBerry Bold 9700 was among the first OS 6 devices to be announced. On the hardware side, the 9700 had a new kind of seamless wrapped volume button design. The BlackBerry Bold 9700 was released in November 2009. The Bold 9700 is known for it's amazing battery life and rock solid sturdiness and performance. Announce Date: Oct 21, 2009 Release Date: Nov 02, 2009 Screen Resolution...
If the Porsche Designed P'9981 isn't for you, how about a Ferrari BlackBerry Bold 9700?
Just the other week Kevin posted about his Porsche Design P'9981 BlackBerry and asked the community if RIM was to do any other partnerships with brands, who would you want to see them partner with. In the post, we showed off a hot looking Ferrari PlayBook concept. Now today in CrackBerry's forums, guess what photos showed up? That's right, a Ferrari BlackBerry, but in this case it's...
Official OS 6.0.0.723 for the BlackBerry Bold 9700 from SK Telecom
Those of you still rocking a BlackBerry Bold 9700 have a new official OS to play with as SK Telecom has released OS 6.0.0.723. Things look good on this one so far, so if you have some downtime this weekend you may want to give it a go. You know the drill - even though this is an official OS, always use caution when updating the software on your device. Make sure you hit the forums with...
Official OS 6.0.0.668 for the BlackBerry Bold 9780 and Bold 9700 from Swisscom
Sure it's only a day after the leaked version of the same OS showed up online for the Bold 9780, but official is official, right? Swisscom has released OS 6.0.0.668 for the BlackBerry Bold 9700 and Bold 9780. Reports are pretty good on this one so far, so get out that USB cable and fire it up. If you do install, be sure to hit the forums or leave a comment letting us know your findings...