BlackBerry Pearl 3G scoops FCC approvals in two flavors

RIM thought it’d save everyone some time (us included) by bundling both the 14- and 20-key variants of its upcoming Pearl 3G in a single FCC filing, which is awfully nice of them. The phones you’re looking at here are both operating on WCDMA Bands II and V, which means they’ll work swimmingly on Bell, Telus, Rogers, and AT&T (though Telus and Rogers have both announced the 20-key version alone, and neither Bell nor AT&T have said a peep on the matter). At any rate — considering that RIM has promised a May release window — we can’t imagine it’ll be long before we get the rest of the details (read: your move, AT&T).

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