The popular Show Me the Images app has been updated by Kisailabs this week. The new update finally gives it BlackBerry OS 7.0 compatibility which they were struggling with for awhile. As a reminder Show Me the Images makes images download automatically in messages based on your safe list, block list, or without any restrictions instead of RIM’s method of making you request the images.
You can buy the updated version of Show Me the Images in App World for $1.99
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We have heard of this all touch BlackBerry Curve before but now it has a model number pegging it as a Curve 9380. We have seen quite a bit of the 9360 but the 9380 keyboard-less Curve has only been mentioned a few times. We don’t know much info on it but CrackBerry managed to score some images from their forums of the device and it looks nice. Let us know what you think!
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Last month we found out that Telus would be launching a few new BlackBerry 7 smartphones in August and soon after that they’d be launching a total of six before October 1st. Even though RIM confirmed them as one of the carriers to offer the new devices, Telus still hasn’t made it official with their own announcement. Thanks to a new leak courtesy of MobileSyrup, we now know that Telus plans to launch the BlackBerry Torch 9810 and Torch 9860 around August 15th.
Check out a few (bigger) images of the leaked info below showing the launch dates for each device.
We have been waiting for these for awhile now though there have been quite a few leaks ranging from the grainy to the sharp. We now have the official press stock images for the BlackBerry Torch 9810, 9850, & 9860 available. Check them out and let us know what you think! All the pictures are available at rim.com/newsroom/blackberry7/
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The team over at Engadget got their hands on a BlackBerry Torch 2 courtesy of Negri Electronics and put together a great, extensive hands-on preview complete with photos and video. The Torch 2 has yet to be made official by RIM but that doesn’t seem to be stopping the many leaks including OS releases, possible launch date details, and a few live photos. Although we’ve seen and heard a bunch about this device already, Engadget does a great job of breaking everything down and offering many different views of the device in the photos and video. You can check out their full preview here (video included) or check out the photos below!
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