As Bing locks itself on Verizon BlackBerry smartphones, AT&T conveniently has Google, and T-Mobile will be joining the team soon according to rumors.  So Yahoo will be getting dropped as the default search, and Google will gladly take its place, conveniencing T-Mobile BlackBerry users everywhere.  T-Mobile BlackBerry users can already opt out of Yahoo and change it to Google manually where Verizon BlackBerry users are not allowed to at all.  Some might not find the info to be useful, but in my personal opinion, I prefer it locked and loaded on Google for a nice fresh search at any time.  According to Network World, this will be occurring soon, but no date is officially set yet.  Stay tuned for more as we get more about this rumor.

-by Otoniel Bruno

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