WiFi-enabled BlackBerry 8530 headed to VZW

Jul 29th 2009
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Hopefully Verizon has changed it tune for good on WiFi. Generally the carrier doesn’t allow WiFi-toting devices to be sold with a Verizon Logo affixed – there are a couple of small Winmo exceptions- but it seems that the BlackBerry 8530 will be 802.11 b/g enabled. Not only that, but it might be the first Verizon BlackBerry to come loaded with OS 5.0. Pricing or availability info hasn’t been announced, but once those float into our tip box or RSS feeds, we’ll let ya know.

[image via CrackBerry]

This post is tagged: BlackBerry, Headline, Verizon, vzw, WiFi

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