[mbootag]

Does this mean that ATT will not get this phone

[JSanders]

interesting, you're right, just the 9850 appears there now.

That could certainly mean that "right now" no US carriers offer the device.

[DallasFlier]

Originally Posted by JSanders

interesting, you're right, just the 9850 appears there now.

That could certainly mean that "right now" no US carriers offer the device.

Hmm, gone from AT&T's site also. And in other strangeness at that site, you can choose between the 9800 and 9810 - at identical pricing!

[smoothadmin]

Originally Posted by JSanders

interesting, you're right, just the 9850 appears there now.

That could certainly mean that "right now" no US carriers offer the device.

I guess you will have to buy your 9860 devices from Ebay or Canada then! ;)

A.

[juwaack68]

AT&T just announced it, along with others....

AT&T Officially Announces BlackBerry Bold 9900, Torch 9860 and Curve 9360! (Bold 9900 on November 6th!) | CrackBerry.com

[smoothadmin]

Originally Posted by DallasFlier

Hmm, gone from AT&T's site also. And in other strangeness at that site, you can choose between the 9800 and 9810 - at identical pricing!

There could be another reason for this too. RIM's stock is now below the 20$ per share mark because RIM announced today that their US market share had dropped by 9%.

Analyst say if RIM continues this path that at the same time next year this stock will worth less than $10 a share.

A.

[palomartian]

The coming QNX phone flop will likely do that by itself.

[mbootag]

Just left best buy they have 5 in stock! Won't sell until tomorrow and none of the AT&T stores have them only the 9900!

[JoelDF]

The RIM U.S. site still doesn't show the 9860 among the main list of phones. But if you select the 9850, click the "where to buy" button, AT&T is among the carrier options. Click that and the option below for the "9860" is there. Click that and it takes you to the AT&T site and that phone.
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[knottyrope]

just activated one yesterday from AT&T web portal

slick device