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There is a new free Blackberry app for you, called the Mr. Number. It is basically a call blocking app for Blackberry, that is pretty handy and comes for free.

Freeware - Download Free Blackberry App Mr Number

By using this free Blackberry app, you can block anything from a single phone number, a whole area code, or even every call. Whitelist is also available if you want to allow someone to contact you; even when you have block calls from their area.

Below are some of the free Blackberry app features:

• Automatically block tens of thousands of known telemarketers – list
  updated daily
• Block individual phone numbers, a contact, an entire area code, or the world
• Block private and restricted numbers
• Customizable whitelist: make sure the right people always get through
• History of every call blocked and why
• Notifications of blocked calls in your inbox (optional)
• Big easy on/off button in case you change your mind

The app will notify you via your inbox after it blocks a call. Blocked calls will be forwarded to voicemail, but soon they will update the free Blackberry app so that you can even set the blocked numbers to get or not to get the voicemail.

Download the Mr. Number app for Blackberry in the Blackberry App World page

There is some leaked picture of the Blackberry Bold 9780 over at the internet, somewhat suggesting that AT&T will release the Blackberry Bold 9780. As you can see from the first picture below, there is an obvious AT&T branding on the Blackberry Bold 9780 screen.

On the second picture, we can see that the Blackberry 9780 supports a wide range of bands, which means that it could also be released on other mobile carrier

AT&T Blackberry 9780 Screenshot

The rumored Blackberry Bold 9780 specs and features includes Blackberry 6 OS, has 512 MB of RAM, and a 5 megapixel camera. The new operating system has a lot of cool stuff, like a Webkit browser, updated user interface, and a new social networking/feeds application. Checkout our full review of Blackberry 6

AT&T Blackberry 9780 Screenshot 2

Tomorrow is a big day for AT&T Blackberry fans. The Blackberry Torch is planned to be released tomorrow, and we already know almost all the details, including the Blackberry Torch specs and features, Blackberry Torch Review, Blackberry Torch Pros and Cons, and of course, the comparison between Blackberry Torch vs Bold 9700

However, if those articles isn’t enough for you, there is a new video on Blackberry Torch first impression, along with the Torch unboxing video. The Blackberry torch video length is just about eight minutes, and the video was posted by Intomobile’s Simon Sage

Simon Sage in his Blackberry Torch first impression video also pointed out the screen resolution and Torch processor speed. As I mentioned before, the Blackberry Torch doesn’t have the best screen on the market; and the processor is just 628MHz (way behind iPhone 4, Galaxy S, and other latest smartphone’s 1 GHz processor).

However, thanks to the new Blackberry 6 OS; the Blackberry Torch doesn’t lag or perform slow. The UI is smooth and responsive, and the Torch QWERTY keyboard might be a little small for some people. Check out the full video below:

Remember, don’t forget to read our interesting articles about Blackberry Torch 9800:

1. Blackberry Torch specs and features,
2. Blackberry Torch Review,
3. Blackberry Torch Pros and Cons,
4. Blackberry Torch vs Bold 9700

Finally the UAE government releases the Blackberry Ban in their country. Previously the UAE government said that it will ban Blackberry and Blackberry service, due to a dead end in the negotiation.

Mike Lazaridis, the RIM’s co-CEO commented about this issue:

“This is about the Internet, Everything on the Internet is encrypted. This is not a Blackberry only-issue. If they can’t deal with the Internet, they should shut it off.”

On August 6 the UAE government was starting the move to ban the Blackberry Messenger service, by calling the mobile carriers to block the secure connections that BlackBerry smartphones use.

Luckily for Blackberry users in UAE, the next day UAE government and RIM has reached a deal in the negotiation. The negotiation result in the decision on placing a RIM server inside Saudi Arabia’s borders so that the government could have potential access to encrypted traffic, in order to better monitor national security.

Blackberry Ban No More

Today, the Blackberry Messenger service can be used again by Blackberry owners in UAE.

When RIM announced the Blackberry 6, everyone was excited and hoping that all version of Blackberry will get the Blackberry 6 OS. But the reality is not that great. Currently only new Blackberry smartphone series is promised to get the Blackberry 6 OS update.

Blackberry 6 OS update for Bold 9650

Luckily for Blackberry Bold 9650 users, RIM has confirmed that they will soon give the Blackberry 6 OS update for the Bold 9650. And apparently it is true, since recently we got a picture of Blackberry Bold 9650 running on Blackberry 6 OS.

However, rumors over at the internet are saying that the Blackberry 6 performance on the Bold 9650 could use more improvements. Therefore it might take a while for RIM to officially release the Blackberry 6 OS update for Bold 9650. But still, it is nice to see some “rest assured, your Bold 9650 is getting BB6 OS” move from RIM.

RIM has finally made the Blackberry Curve 3G 9300 official. It is not surprising since Rogers Canada has announced the Blackberry Curve 3G 9300 last week. The Blackberry Curve 3G is basically an entry-level and affordable Blackberry.

The Blackberry Curve 3G specs and features might not be the best at the market, but Blackberry always somehow manage to sell their smartphones. This Blackberry Curve 3G specs and features includes 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi, 2 Megapixel camera and some other specs.

Here are the Blackberry Curve 3G full specs and features:

Blackberry Curve 3G picture

• 3G connection
• Optical trackpad
• Full QWERTY keyboard
• GPS
• Bluetooth®
• Tethered modem
• 320×240 pixel color TFT LCD display, 65,000 colors
• Full QWERTY keyboard
• 3.5mm stereo headset port
• 2.0 MP camera
• 256 MB flash memory/256 MB SDRAM
• Expandable memory—support for microSD card up to 32GB
• 1150mAHr removable/rechargeable
• Standby time: GSM – up to 19 days, TS – up to 14.5 days
• Talk time: GSM – up to 4.5 hours, UMTS – up to 5.5 hours

Now what do you think about this new Blackberry Curve 3G? Share some comments under.

[UPDATE] RIM has confirmed that the Blackberry Curve 3G will get the Blackberry 6 OS in the following months.