Filed under: Cellphones, Handhelds

A fistful of RIM documentation on Waterloo’s upcoming BlackBerry 9000 has found its way onto the interwebs courtesy of the good folks at Boy Genius Report, and while there’s nothing groundbreaking here, BlackBerry fanatics are certain to be drooling by the instance they get to the last slide in that page-turner. The spec sheet promises a tweaked web browsing experience — and we’ll take anything we can get there, considering the device’s support for HSDPA. We additionally see mentions of an improved picture library, motorized music playlists, and inline video streaming in the browser (!!!), all accompanied by a handful of screen shots of the device’s delicious new theme. Seeing how we’ll probably be waiting a few months yet for that thing to get into our hands, go ahead and satisfy your impatience (for a few minutes, anyhow) by

clicking through to the full novella.

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Original post by Chris Ziegler

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