BlackBerry Style and rugged Samsung Rugby II launched by Bell in Canada
By Florin on 09 Dec 10Two new handsets are now available in Canada via Bell, and both are clamshells – although they’re very different.
The first one is the BlackBerry Style – RIM’s second flip smartphone, after the Pearl Flip.
The Style runs the latest BlackBerry OS 6 and features two displays, full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, GPS, 3.5mm headset jack, and a 5MP camera. You can buy it online here for 49.95 with a new 3-yr agreement, or for $399.95 with no term.
Bell’s second new handset is the Samsung Rugby II, the carrier’s first rugged phone to feature HSPA+. The Rugby II is resistant to water, dust and humidity, and can be bought online – it costs 99.95 on contract, or $299.95 off.
It’s said that the Rugby II would also be released by Rogers sometime soon. The phone has been available in the US (via AT&T) since May.
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