Well Blackberry is making news again with Jim Balsillie taking a step down, while the company restates its financial statements as far back as 3 years ago. Yahoo has the scoop on that one. Read about RIM’s current financial worries and Basillie jumping ship here More►

As expected the BlackBerry 8800 hit the Cingular website today, priced at $500 with no terms or $300 for 2-year commitment.

Specs haven’t changed since the last post, but just in case you’re new here and weren’t lucky enough to catch it, we’ve listed a few highlights again.. More►

There have been price leaks and photos aplenty, but now the BlackBerry 8800 is finally here. recently announced in Barcelona, the 8800 is the newest must have device for mobile professionals from RIM. More►

The web has been fire hot with Blackberry 8800 news and rumors. After speculation and renderings swathed over the web for the past few weeks, the Blackberry 8800 is finally spotted, unveiled and fondled thoroughly. More►

BlackBerry users who seemingly took a unifed front against the upcoming Apple mobile device, have turned to an iPhone imitating theme. A replica of the Apple iPhone user interface dubbed the iBerry has been created in hopes to provide CrackBerry users a temporary mobile speedball until they can get their newfound fix from the actual iPhone. After giving samples on the BlackBerry 7100 and watching it become a DiggEvent, Shayne at BlackBerry Theme Central whipped together some digital raw for BlackBerry 8700 users who were fiending for the “iPhone goodness”. Get your UI fix now for only $5

Word on the web has it that Cingular will be releasing the BlackBerry 8800 sometime in the middle of February. Which means the BlackBerry 8800 might make it be your Valentine’s Day surprise, if you drop a few hints.

Unfortunately (for some), as of this writing it appears that the 1st Cingular verison of the 8800 will not have a camera or Wi-Fi. Keys on this model have been said to be much similar to the 8700, making it easy to maneuver your thumbs and express yourself. More►

After a few speculative stories, a random eBay appearance, then a scant tech blog tour, the White BlackBerry Pearl is no longer a myth or mystery. Officially announced and released by T-Mobile, the newly skinned BlackBerry Pearl actually follows its’ namesake and is not exactly “white” and closer to a pearl in color. More►

I wouldn’t call them spyshots, but somebody has been snapping up quite a few sneaky pics. Is this the 8800c or the 8900c? Well I’m not quite sure, though it seems to have been clarified that if this indeed the 8800, the first version of this upcoming BlackBerry device will have no camera and that later sometime near or in April, a version for you photobugs will be released. More►