No, it's not coming in a pink color, but the RIM BlackBerry 8800 will arrive at T-Mobile starting this Monday, April 21. The device will offer much of the same features as its counterpart with Cingular/AT&T. As a refresher: the device offers a 2.5-inch display, full QWERTY keyboard, and the tactile trackball that first appeared on the BlackBerry Pearl. Inside you'll find the usual BlackBerry Internet and Enterprise goodies, voice recognition, an expandable memory slot, a multimedia player, EDGE compatibility and quad-band (GSM 850/900/1800/1900) world phone support. There's no support for push-to-talk networks but that's not an issue since T-Mobile doesn't offer the feature anyway. You can get the 8800 for $249 with service.
Travis Kalanick resigns as CEO, stays on as board member
After taking a leave of absence as head of Uber, Kalanick relinquishes some control of the company he co-founded.
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Google adds job searching, Uber to let riders tip
Today's major tech news includes Google's addition of job search results in its pages, the OnePlus 5's official debut along with specs and pricing and Uber's tipping addition coming to an app near you.
