BlackBerry 9630 Niagara For CDMA

The BlackBerry 9630 Niagara has appeared again and this time we have better pictures. From what we can see so far the handset is turned on and it should be fully functional. So what is RIM still waiting for? If the phone works we should be able to officially get it soon. Maybe those folks with the camera and the leopard print there might be kind enough to drop a few specs our way in the near future!

The BlackBerry 9630 is a CDMA full-QWERTY BlackBerry and as you can see in the photo (the 9630) is more compact than a BlackBerry Bold. The BlackBerry 9630 is said to be available on Verizon and is supposed to be a World Edition. Other rumored features include GSM/GPRS/EDGE/HSPA and CDMA 1xRTT/EV-DO Rev. A connectivity and a 3.2MP camera.

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That spec looks to me like Blackberry Tour can be used in Singapore, on a 3
Here is a "leaked" video of the new BlackBerry 9630 Niagara
The Niagara is the future BlackBerry 9630 which should arrive from Verizon Wireless in the future
RIM BlackBerry Tour 9630 specs and features, in-depth review with ratings including user reviews and photos
2: HTC Touch pro2<-BB 9630<-HTC Touch Pro<-BB 8330<-BB 8130<-LG EnV2(Keybo)<-HTC P4000<-i880<-motoQ
rocks both GSM and CDMA) smartphone would be a likely fit for Verizon, who had supported RIM's first World Edition device, the 8830, back
And I do blame RIMM here- I mean, if VZW is really the problem, then why wouldn't Sprint or Telus or Bell or any other CDMA carrier on earth

Apparently this 'Berry's rocking OS 4.7.1.10 -- not 4.6 like its sibling the Bold but it's got a "very likable Bold keyboard" albeit with a bit smaller keys. The back battery cover looks to be a piano-like carbon fiber plastic with a new hinge design to prevent dust accumulation, and it's described as being very light and sleek.

Of course in the tradition of all things leaked the video's got a good amount of blurriness, but it's not like we haven't seen it before. Apparently this 'Berry's rocking OS 4.7.1.10 not 4.6 like its sibling the Bold but it's got a "very likable Bold keyboard" albeit with a bit smaller keys. The back battery cover looks to be a piano-like carbon fiber plastic with a new hinge design to prevent dust accumulation, and it's described as being very light and sleek. Unfortunately, the OS was super buggy, and the videographer couldn't even get the device fully powered on for a tour of Verizon's presumably tweaked software but with this latest torrent of information over the past few days, we're sure that we'll be seeing a lot more of this bad boy in the not-so-distant future.

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BG just reported the Niagara was the future BlackBerry 9630 which should arrive from Verizon Wireless in the future
] the fist BlackBerry blog site,we has reviewed this BlackBerry Niagara 9630 phone,is this phone can run it on Verizon and AT&T?who can tell me?the 9630 is
Filed under: Handsets , RIM , EDGE , EV-DO , HSDPA , UMTS , CDMA Most of us are going to have to wait until at least May to get our hands on a 9630 , but for well-connected individuals whose blogs rhyme with "Soy Beanius Report
Bound for Verizon this summer (and probably Bell and Telus in Canada too), the BlackBerry 9630 is apparently now known as the BlackBerry Tour
So… we've just got word from a really trusted source, dropping bombs all around on the BlackBerry “Niagara”
With the BlackBerry Bold and Curve 8900 available to GSM carriers, it's once again sad to see CDMA BlackBerry users trail behind in terms of getting new stuff (the exception

I couldn't agree more, my friend! I love the Bold keyboard, and while I love the design of the Curve 8900, it needed chrome instead of that painted silver stuff, thus, the chromed-out Niagara, just like the Bold. And if I am looking at the pictures correctly, the trackball is black. That is one of the Curve 8900's best design features, and it is nice to see it carried over to the Niagara.

The Niagara just totally came in and gave Verizon their OTHER AT&T/Tmo/Sprint BlackBerry killing BlackBerry!

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As you likely surmised from the previously leaked images and video and forum posts, the BlackBerry "Niagara" 9630 has made its way into the wild
Photos of the BlackBerry 9630 Niagara emerge Google launches the Nexus One with AT&T and Rogers support
One Comment on “BlackBerry 9630 Niagara Due for Verizon in May?” devane says: March 28, 2009 at 11:19 AM
Though the initial version of the BlackBerry Niagara 9630 will sport a 3
Blackberry 9630 (Niagara) coming to Verizon this May! by Mike Posted March 19th, 2009 at 1:33 pm
When the BlackBerry 9630 gets released, CDMA carriers will finally have a compelling device to call their own