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Back when BlackBerry 8520 was announced, it was supposed to hit T-Mobile first with Vodafone availability being pretty much a rumor only (though a quite reliable one). Well, the new 3G-less BlackBerry has just made its appearance on the Vodafone UK webpage so guessing stops here.
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whoop whoop a new blackberry cant wait to add it to my collection
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- 2009-08-14 13:53
- mCSY
- Anonymous
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I'm an 8900 curve owner, and I can already sync my handset with itunes, so how can this one be the 1st to do so????
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- 2009-08-14 10:49
- S35r
- Anonymous
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The 8520 has been out in cpw for a week now! Excellent handset for the price! 199.95 GBP on pay as you go, but unlocked variant! Bargain!
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- 2009-08-14 10:35
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- Mr. Vodafone
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I am working for Vodafone Germany, and I have to say, BlackBerry is the most comfortable MobilePhone in the World. I am waiting for the new BlackBerry and i'll buy it on the first day when it's released for Vodafone Germany.
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- 2009-08-14 09:54
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Sync with iTunes!!! OMG!!! No way!!! It's amazing!!!
Hmph... big freaking woop!!
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- 2009-08-13 22:26
- G2GS
- Mustafa
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Guys there is no GPS in BB 8520, check the blackberry website and you will see that it is clearly stated that there is no GPS in 8520 though the another model 8510 which is expected later this year will have GPS.
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- 2009-08-13 22:14
- u1wn
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its a blackberry thats 25 a month, all the features of its bigger brother the 8900 (apart from the camera, but all BB camera's are sub-par anyway as far as detail goes). its a great little handset for what its for, internet and email!
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- 2009-08-13 21:23
- nF%X
- Anonymous
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No 3g and a low resolution camera in addition to its high price in comparison to other better featured devices means this device is not likely to appeal to the consumer market. RIM is launching such a device as wish to broaden their reach but the lack of 3G may deter many who otherwise would consider it.
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- 2009-08-13 20:28
- pt1v
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I like the look of this, but lack 3g does put me off.
Hang on, did they mention itunes? I'm turned off.
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- 2009-08-13 19:54
- TkMh
- jay
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blackberry phones are beginning to be more popular with its design.. incredibly stylish..
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- 2009-08-13 19:46
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