According to what appears to be an AT&T internal sales document obtained by Boy Genius, the carrier is planning to drop the BlackBerry 8800 in favor of the BlackBerry 8830.You are looking at a capture of a portion of the PDF document where this indicative info appears.
According to what appears to be an AT&T internal sales document obtained by Boy Genius, the carrier is planning to drop the BlackBerry 8800 in favor of the BlackBerry 8830.
You are looking at a capture of a portion of the PDF document where this indicative info appears.
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