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Cellphones, 8110, att, blackberry pearl 8110, blackbery, gps, pearl, smartphones

GPS-enabled Blackberry Pearl 8110 Arrives on AT&T

If the lack of GPS on the AT&T Blackberry Pearl was the one thing holding you back, today is your lucky day. The GPS-capable 8110 is now available through AT&T. Unfortunately, the $150 handset sacrifices Wi-Fi in favor of navigaton. [AT&T via IntoMobile]

7:36 PM on Wed Apr 23 2008
By Adrian Covert
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Samifumi at 08:04 PM on 04/23/08
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Another Blackberry? Yawn.
jackfrost132 at 09:16 PM on 04/23/08
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@Samifumi: Hey, it's better than another motorola phone.
hammertime1994 at 07:40 AM on 04/24/08
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Did the blackberry pearl ever have wifi?
Viva La Volvo at 09:28 AM on 04/24/08
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@hammertime1994:
Yeah thats where im confused, mine doesn't but mines an 8100
uncleruss at 10:49 AM on 04/24/08
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The 8120 Pearl has wifi built it. Unfortunately there is no native skype app to take advantage of this.
bobbiac at 11:14 AM on 04/24/08
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8130: Wifi for GSM Cariers

8110: GPS for GSM
fastm3driver at 12:11 PM on 04/24/08
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I was like, this phone is awesome, then I read this. Is there free maps somewhere? Garmin, when is your phone coming again?

AT&T Navigator provides spoken turn by turn GPS driving directions with automatic reroute, full color maps, and real time traffic alerts all on your device. Take advantage of the FREE 30-day trial. Select AT&T Navigator GPS from the main menu on your phone.

You must cancel within 30 days or be automatically subscribed at a cost of $9.99 per month plus data charges for unlimited routes. Standard data charges apply during the trial. You can cancel from the "My Accounts" portal on your handset. Visit att.com/navigator for complete terms and conditions.
SomeoneUKno at 10:47 PM on 04/26/08
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@fastm3driver: Ummm... Personally, I think I'll stick with my GPS instead.