A live shot of the Palm Treo 800w has just surfaced, along with a few technical specifications. The Palm Treo 800w Windows Mobile 6.1, it supposedly features a 320 x 320 touchscreen display, 400MHz processor, 256MB Flash memory, 128MB RAM, 2.0-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, GPS, and EV-DO Rev. A.

• 320×320 screen
• 400mhz CPU
• 128mb of RAM, 256mb of ROM
• EVDO REV-A
• GPS enabled
• integrated wi-fi
• bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP
• 2.0MP digital camera
• Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional

P.s No word yet on pricing or availability.

Garmin announced a one-time-purchase plan for Garmin Mobile for BlackBerry. This one-time, $99.99 purchase is only available in North America and will give customers who own BlackBerry devices unlimited use of Garmin Mobile’s turn-by-turn, voice prompted directions for the life of their specific BlackBerry.

So if your BlackBerry has a data plan, get connected with Garmin Mobile for BlackBerry and put turn-by-turn directions and real-time traffic services at your fingertips!

Just announced the BlackBerry Bold and AT&T confirmed that they will be the first US carrier to carry the next-generation BlackBerry.

“AT&T will be the only U.S. carrier to offer the [Bold] when we begin selling it later this year. I also want to make sure you know that AT&T will be the only U.S. carrier to offer a BlackBerry that has international 3G capabilities and the only U.S. carrier to give its customers the ability to use their BlackBerry in such countries as Japan and South Korea,”

Research in Motion revealed the BlackBerry Bold, the next generation of its full-size smartphones.The BlackBerry Bold is RIM’s first 3G enabled device. The Bold is also first among BlackBerries to include both GPS and Wi-Fi in the same device, replacing the need to choose between models to get full navigation as well as short-range, high-speed Internet access. BlackBerry Bold have a 2-megapixel camera and an externally accessible microSD card slot carry over from earlier phones, but the Bold is the first to include sizable storage of its own with 1GB of permanent flash memory.

RIM expects the phone to launch worldwide but is expected to make it available first for AT&T, followed by Vodafone and other international carriers. Rogers in the phone maker’s home country of Canada is also believed to be offering the Bold when it goes on sale during the summer. A version with 1,700MHz support should also appear to provide the extra speed over T-Mobile’s new 3G network. Pricing is expected to hover between $300 and $500 depending on contract lengths.

Sprint today announced availability of the BlackBerry Curve 8330 on their network.  BlackBerry Curve 8330 it`s a media phone, the device also includes a 1GB microSD card for handling music and videos.

The Sprint edition of the GPS-capable phone is also less expensive than the Verizon model shipping today and sells for $180 when paired with a two-year plan versus the $220 of its rival; Sprint also lists a $600 contract-free price, though Verizon doesn’t list a similar price in public for comparison.