The BlackBerry Bold 9900 9930 Monaco Aluminum Case is manufactured with 100% anodized aircraft grade aluminum and the design of the case is form fitting for the BlackBerry Bold 9900 9930 devices. The neoprene lining located on the top, bottom, and side holds the handheld securely in place. The open screen design allows easy access to the touch screen. The lock on the side holds the top and bottom ... »
Protect your BlackBerry Bold 9900, 9930 with the high quality screen protector. This screen protector will prevent scratches on the BlackBerry Bold 9900, 9930′s screen without sacrificing visibility. The screen protector comes with a cleaning cloth and a plastic card to help you apply the screen protector. It can easily be removed without leaving any residue. You can pick up this Monaco screen pro... »
It’s been no secret that the 9850 (Monaco) and 9860 (Monza) will likely be branded as a Torch. We first detailed rumor of this when we heard of these projects going into production. Later we revealed their spec sheet, which also carried the Torch brand, but had noted the “Franchise Name: TBD”. Now, UYBB has apparently received a response from a RIM employee regarding their inquir... »
[vimeo 25139573 570 400 ] The other day we saw the simulator for the Torch 9850 (Monaco) leak out the the interwebs. In the simulator was OS 7.0.0.144, which may be the build released on this upcoming device. There was a treasure trove full of goodies within the simulator. One of these includes a way to save your e-mails, contacts, and other data to an SD card. Also, is the ability to change devic... »
Not that long ago we saw the simulator for the Bold 9900/9930 leak out onto the interwebs, packing only OS 6.1 and in a 9780 shell. Now, the simulator for the upcoming Torch 9850 (Monaco) has dropped bringing with it OS 7 and in an extended Storm2 body (looks funny). While this might not be entirely useful, unless you’re a developer, you will at least get a full featured look at the new OS 7... »
OEM hardware for upcoming devices have been popping up left and right. One thing you might notice is that there are varying touchscreen w/ digitizers being sold. We spotted a Torch 9860 (Monza) touchscreen for sale on eBay, that clearly shows the keypad buttons are flush with the touchscreen. More OEM touchscreens from TrueSupplier for the Torch 9860 spotted by BerryReview show the Torch 9860 to h... »
Earlier we heard that the Bold Touch 9930 would be hitting Sprint on August 21st. It looks as though the Torch 9850 (Monaco) will also land on Sprint the same day. Oddly enough, RIM still hasn’t announced the 9850. Rumor also has it that the current physical buttons we’ve seen on the Monaco will be changed. Perhaps, we’ll see them integrated into the capacitive touchscreen? So Sp... »
Here is another OS targeted to hybrid builders and those who may already have the BlackBerry 9850. Like the Bold 9930, OS 7.0.0.115 has also dropped for the 9850 ‘Monaco’. There’s no word on what is new in this release, but we’re sure the hybrid builders will surely let everyone know. Download BlackBerry 9850 OS 7.0.0.115 from: FreakShare Uploaded.to Discuss any findings and fixes in t... »
We’ve been sitting on this piece for a little while, trying to independently confirm it. Nonetheless, We’ve received from multiple sources that a possible retail brand name for the Monca 9850 and Monza 9860 could be ‘Volt‘. However, we have also heard RIM to be mulling around with the 9850/9860 staying in the Torch family. This device is set to be RIM’s next-generatio... »
The BlackBerry Touch 9860, codenamed Monaco or Monza, has been caught on a hands on video! You can see how smooth it works running OS 6.1. Doing a small recap on the spec sheets we showed you before, the BlackBerry Touch 9860 runs a 1.2 GHz processor, 768 MB of RAM, 4GB internal memory with a microSD slot for up to 32 GB. As you can see in the video, the display is quite awesome, the size is just ... »
On a BlackBerry? Click here for mobile video view Some new video tutorials of the BlackBerry Touch 9850 were extracted to get another view of the device to go along with last week’s video tutorials. Though there isn’t much going on in the videos they give you a pretty good idea of what the device will be like. Videos after the break! And let us know, are any of you planning on getting ... »
Earlier today we saw fresh images of the BlackBerry Monaco 9850, and now OS 6.1.0.44 has leaked out for the 9850 and 9930. The actual OS may not be of any interest to most, but thanks to BBH-Plus, the build did bring a slew of new apps that include App World, News, Podcasts, Radio, and Visual Voicemail. Some of the apps may give you an error, but you can install the BBID file to correct it. Downlo... »
We saw the original Monaco/Monza image surface a long time ago, and more recently a video. Now, fresh images of the BlackBerry Monaco/Monza have surfaced. It is said that in OS 6.1 when you goto login you must use your BlackBerry ID. This will could allow for easier transitioning of devices and moving contacts and other data. We have some more information on this, which we’ll explain soon. T... »
[poll id=7] We’ve seen a plethora of hardware leaks and roadmaps for the 2011 BlackBerry device lineup. RIM is gearing up to release the PlayBook, Monaco/Monza ‘Storm3′, Dakota/Montana ‘Bold Touch’, Torch2, Apollo/Sedona ‘Next-gen Curve’, and the Malibu ‘Curve Touch’. Out of these six devices, which one are you most interested in? Click to vote... »
Just the other day we found the BlackBerry 9900 floating around on RIM’s servers. It was up for speculation on whether the 9900 would be the Dakota/Montana Bold Touch as had been rumored for quite some time. Now, a CB reader has discovered the BlackBerry 9850, which looks to be the ‘Storm3′ otherwise known as Monaco/Monza. The BlackBerry 9850 has a few noted specs that line-up wi... »
[poll id=6] RIM should be releasing 5 new BlackBerry devices in 2011. We should see the Monaco, Montana/Dakota, Malibu, Torch 2, and Sedona/Apollo hitting store shelves in the next few months. Do any of these devices peak your interest? Will the higher-end Monaco and Montana/Dakota (Bold Touch) be on par with the competition? Vote and sound off in the comments! »
There have been reports of rumors running around stating that the BlackBerry Montana, also known as the Bold Touch, and the Storm 3, or Monaco, will be heading to Sprint by the end of this years’ second quarter. Let it be said that the rumor has not been confirmed, so it is as close to being real as it is to being fake. The BlackBerry Montana is rumored to have a 1.2 GHz processor with 768 M... »
If you were curious on the timeline for the 2011 BlackBerry lineup, you’ll be happy to learn all about it in these new slides. We heard rumored specs and renders for the Monaco, Montana, and Apollo. There were also those live images we showed you of the Curve Sedona. Now the fourth device to hit the wire is the Curve Touch ‘Malibu’. The 2011 CDMA lineup is looking pretty nice. RI... »
We figured, what the hell, why show 3D renders when we already have this live image of the BlackBerry Monaco (possibly Storm3) that leaked months ago? Nevertheless, if you really want to look at very low-res render images, you can see them here. We already knew the ‘Storm3′ would be codenamed Monaco, and that it might not even be called a Storm. Previous specs have already been outed, ... »
One of our sources has told us that the BlackBerry Monaco, which could be the ‘Storm3′, has headed to production. We’ve also been told that RIM has almost certainly dropped the SurePress touchscreen technology from the Storm series (if this series even continues to exist). This leads us to believe that the Monaco may soon hit CDMA carriers, namely Verizon Wireless, as the replace... »
