RIM is a company of choice, a company of flavor, and definitely a company of Curves, so it was no surprise when they announced the all new, all touch BlackBerry Curve 9380. The biggest question is, does this mid range touch screen BlackBerry compete against the likes of Android devices, or the iPhone 3Gs? Follow me after the break as I dive into the latest BlackBerry to join the Curve family.

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Ever since the release of the BlackBerry Bold 9900 I’ve received email upon email asking me if RIM was going to ever update the Bold 9700 form factor but pack it with the higher specs that are found in the 9900. Well you’ve asked and they’ve delivered. RIM has officially announced the all new BlackBerry Bold 9790, a 1 GHz rocking, 5 MP camera packing, 8 GigaByte storage boasting BlackBerry, oh and it also has a touch screen to boot. Hit up the link below to get your fix on the newest device to come to the Bold family.

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Jakarta, Indonesia and Waterloo, ON - Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today announced two new smartphones based on the BlackBerry® 7 operating system (OS) – the BlackBerry® Bold™ 9790 and BlackBerry® Curve™ 9380.

The new smartphones offer impressively slim and stylish designs with enhanced communications, multimedia, productivity and social connectivity features. The BlackBerry Bold 9790 is both powerful and compact, offering users a fully loaded, high performance smartphone with the dual benefits of a high resolution touch display and a highly tactile keyboard. The BlackBerry Curve 9380 is the first-ever BlackBerry® Curve™ smartphone with a touch display. It continues to deliver the powerful social experiences, ease-of-use and smaller handset size that distinguish the BlackBerry Curve family, while also offering Curve users the choice of a larger display and an all-touch design.

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Yesterday we brought everyone a hands on video of the BlackBerry Torch 9860/50 and the next video we have is of the Torch 9810, the predecessor to the ever so popular BlackBerry Torch 9800.

Once again we asked Andrew Bocking the VP of BlackBerry device software at RIM to give us a run down of the new Torch 9810. Much like the Torch 9860 this Torch carries a 1.2 ghz processor, 720p video recording and full Open GL support for 3D gaming. Check out the video above to see how the device stacks up against the Torch 9800.