BlackBerry Bold For Students

"Research In Motion (RIM) has introduced the BlackBerry Bold 9780 smartphone – the newest addition to the BlackBerry Bold series of smartphones.  It is the first BlackBerry Bold smartphone to come with the new BlackBerry 6 operating system"

The BlackBerry Bold 9780 supports 3G networks around the world, includes Wi-Fi with support for carrier supported Wi-Fi calling (UMA where available) and GPS for location-based applications and geo-tagging. It comes with a 5 MP camera with auto focus, scene modes, image stabilization, flash and video recording. The BlackBerry Bold 9780 also includes 512 MB Flash memory and an expandable memory card slot that supports up to 32 GB of additional storage.

Additional features of BlackBerry 6 include expanded messaging capabilities with features to simplify the management of social networking and RSS feeds (Social Feeds), and integrated access to BBM (BlackBerry Messenger), Facebook, Twitter, MySpace and various instant messaging applications on the BlackBerry Bold 9780 smartphone.

NEW I-MAC COMING SOON

The 27-inch iMac is playing hard to get for some customers, which could mean that an updated version of the desktop Mac is on its way.

MacRumors reports that at several Apple stores, some models of iMacs are no longer available for in-store reservation and pick-up, suggesting that Apple has let the supply run out. It follows a rumor last week that Apple is gearing up to introduce a fresh update to the all-in-one desktop. Apple hasn't released a new iMac since October 2009.

Apple could be unveiling a new wide-screen (16:9) Cinema Display soon as well, according to John Gruber at Daring Fireball.

There's also speculation that a new set of desktop apps could be arriving soon. AppleInsider reports iLife '11 is coming on Saturday, August 7. The unusually specific date for the rumor comes courtesy of a French Apple blog that has a source pinpointing that day.

Along with a new version of iWeb, iPhoto is rumored to sport improvements to Faces and Places (iPhoto's facial-recognition and geolocation features), and have more social-networking integration. Currently iPhoto allows export directly to third-party sites Facebook and Flickr.