If you look at the exterior of the Blackberry Bold, one might say it is quite pretty. However, compared to other phones in its class (like the Nokia E71), the Bold looks a bit bulky.

The BlackBerry Bold 9930. You’ve got to hand it to RIM — the company may be spinning its wheels, but it’s certainly not sitting still. While we’ve been hearing rumors and seeing leaked ...

The BlackBerry Bold 9700 is a quad band GSM phone with 3G HSDPA on T-Mobile's US 3G bands. Design. For those who wanted a Bold but thought it was too large, the BlackBerry Bold 9700 provides the ...

When I finally got my hands on one of the year's most highly-anticipated smartphones of the year late last week, I was dubious that the BlackBerry Bold would live up to the hype.After playing with ...

We've seen it photographed, videotaped, and even, briefly, up on RIM's own website. Now it's up there to stay, the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and 9930 (aka the Bold Touch) have been made official as RIM ...

RIM's successor to the original Bold -- the BlackBerry Bold 9700 -- has finally landed on our doorsteps. The 9000 is in many ways a hard act to follow. Hardware-wise, it lived up to its name ...

(CBS) - It's the "thinnest" BlackBerry ever at 10.5 mm in depth. Canada's Research in Motion (RIM) launched the BlackBerry Bold 9900 - equipped with the anticipated BlackBerry 7 operating system ...

Business customers with T-Mobile, get ready! (CBS) - T-Mobile business customers, you can now pre-order your BlackBerry Bold 9900, the cell phone provider's first 4G BlackBerry ever.

Don Reisinger bought a BlackBerry Bold from AT&T for $30 by trading in his iPhone 3G via the BlackBerry Trade-up Program. Here's how you can save a bundle too.

RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9900 is the best Blackberry ever — our in-depth review is up!

Reviewed November 8, 2008 by Lisa Gade, Editor in Chief . Those of us in the US have impatiently waited for the BlackBerry Bold to arrive on AT&T. Released a few months earlier in various overseas ...

The BlackBerry Bold 9930 won't do RIM's reputation any harm among its established enterprise user-base, but neither will it be the handset that breaks the company into new markets.