It figures that after the whole spyware patch that the United Arab Emirates carrier Etisalat put out for its BlackBerry devices is now dropping prices of their devices.  We could all imagine how many people easily dropped the BlackBerry as a device or even as a carrier after the incident.  Etisalat has announced that it will be dropping the BlackBerry Bold and BlackBerry Curve 8900 prices, definitely in best hopes that customers will come back and join their network.

-by Mac Jadalhack

Related Posts:

• Three Way Comparison between BlackBerry Bold 9700, Bold 9000, & Curve 8900
• Didiom now available for BlackBerry Curve 8900 & BlackBerry BOLD 9000
• United Arab Emirates carrier blocks websites accessed via BlackBerry
• White BlackBerry Curve 8900 on the way from AT&T?
• Micro-USB input bothering many when using BlackBerry while charging
• Most expensive BlackBerry in the world priced at $240,000
• BlackBerry Bold 9700 to use same battery as Bold 9000
• Kim Kardashian strikes a pose with her BlackBerry Curve 8900
• AT&T snatches latest BlackBerry Bold updates due to network issues
• Best Smartphone for International Travelers: BlackBerry Tour 9630