How's that song go again? Deck the halls with boughs of BlackBerry. Fa la la la la la? That sounds about right... Well, expect hear that version a lot over the next few months, because BlackBerry has released a stunning array of phones for the holiday season. Which is why we've been featuring the whole pantheon of…

A smaller, touchscreen-only and therefore hopefully cheaper BlackBerry Curve Touch is on the way, with RIM telling its app developers to prepare for a modest 3.2" touch-only BlackBerry. It most definitely won't look like the Torch then (pictured).

The Curve range of BlackBerrys looks likely to grow from the 8500 model to the 9300 model—which brings it far too close to the higher-end Bold series, beginning with the 9000 and ending with the just-announced 9650.

I have to admit I was surprised at the iPhone and BlackBerry 8300 series did so well here—the two most popular handsets in the country, going into 2010, are full-fledged smartphones. Also surprising: people still buy Razrs. Razrs!

A long time coming, the BlackBerry Curve 8520 will officially hit T-Mobile (and Walmart) on Aug. 5 for $130. No 3G and it's got a dinky 2MP camera, but hello trackpad and "out of the box" Mac compatibility. [Marketwire, RIM]

Bored with just talking about their microthin Bluetooth headsets, MoGo has started screwing them to things. For example: BlackBerrys! Now you can buy a headset with an adorable little backpack for your Curve and Javelin, and soon, Bold and Tour.

The first handset to fulfill last month's BlackBerry codename prophesy is here, and we're pretty sure it's the Onyx. That means Curve-8900-like proportions, but with Bold genes (read: 3G).

Hello, AT&T customers. This here BlackBerry Curve 8900 can officially be yours in "early summer" for an unnamed price. No 3G, so don't ask. [CNN Money/PR Newswire]