Here is an innovation, not sure of its name but what seems to be the very first live shots of a BlackBerry Slider Smartphone. The question being asked right now is, could this be the Storm3 or the Bold 3.

It is being rumored that the Blackberry Slider will run the Blackberry 6.0 OS but we are not certain of the legitimacy of these images just yet. From the images it is a notable fact that it has an optical touchpad, buttons are up-to-date and “built-in” to the touchscreen. As soon as there is an official word from the guys at Research In Motion (RIM), we will update you. See the other image after the break…

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Blackberry has a new Smartphone which I think was designed just for me, as you all must know by now I am the biggest Blackberry fan in the world. This new Blackberry packs a hardware QWERTY keyboard and a touchscreen at the same time which I think is quite convenient, so if your touchscreen should go, you will still have the capability to make and receive calls.

I must say it looks similar to the Blackberry Blod 9000 I bought just three days ago, it is powered by a 624 MHz CPU similar to what the Bold 9700 runs, pack GPS receiver, 3G with HSDPA and Wi-Fi. The Magnum is also known as the Blackberry Dakota and has a clickable optical touchpad and not a trackball as most new Blackberry Smartphones.

There is a hands-on review video after the break, so go see what the new Blackberry Smartphone has in-store for you.

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Alltel has just added the BlackBerry Curve 8530 Smartphone to their smartphone lineup, it features all the perks of a blackberry smartphone including the Blackberry Internet Service and more. The main specs of the Curve 8530 Smartphone includes a 320×240 resolution screen display, a 2 Megapixel camera with video recording, a trackpad for easy navigation, a full QWERTY keyboard as most smartphone has, built-in GPS with BlackBerry Maps and geo-tagging functionality, 256MB of internal flash memory, supports microSD/SDHC cards up to 32GB, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity.

If you are an Alltel customer then you can rush into a Alltel retail store and grab one for $49.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate with activation of a 1-year service contract and qualifying Smart Choice Pack.

Another image of an unannounced handset has surfaced other than the Sony Ericsson Faith Windows Mobile Smartphone, it is the Blackberry Curve 8910 Smartphone. The image was posted by BerryReview, it doesn’t carry a trackball instead there is an optical pad for tracking the movement of your thumb.

At first glance it looks like the BlackBerry Bold 9700 until you notice that the keyboard metal frets around the keys are missing and the keys are 8900 style.

The upcoming BlackBerry Tour revision, which was referred to as the Tour2 or Essex has gotten its official model name which is the Blackberry 9650. A unit of the new Blackberry Smartphone has surfaced on eBay on a bid which has escalated to approximately $1,400.

The Blackberry 9650 on ebay is a unlocked pre-release model loaded with BlackBerry OS v5.0 and has almost the same features of the Blackberry Tour. Added features includes WiFi connectivity, and an optical trackpad. Official launch details for the 9650 remain unknown, although the eBay seller claims it is scheduled for release sometime in the spring or summer of 2010.

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A new BlackBerry Smartphone is on its way to the Verizon Wireless Network, its the BlackBerry Curve 8530. This new member of the Curve family features a 2.5-inch LCD display, a 2 megapixel camera, full-QWERTY Keyboard, Wi-Fi Connectivity, GPS Navigation and a 256MB of flash memory.

Instead of a Trackball, the Curve 8530 comes with a optical trackpad and runs the BlackBerry OS 5.0. Other specs includes a 3.5mm headphone jack, Stereo Bluetooth, support for microSD cards and dedicated multimedia keys. The Blackberry Curve 8530 is presently available at Verizon Wireless locations across the United States in the colors of Black and Smoky Violet with a price of $99.99 after a $100 mail in rebate.

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The guys over at CrackBerry has some photos of the new BlackBerry Pearl 9100 showing off. Research in Motion’s new 3G BlackBerry Pearl 9100 is also know as the BlackBerry Striker or the codename stratus. After hearing about this new Smartphone for sometime now, its not what I really expected.

The design is not at all enticing to me, it looks like a Motorola Phone to be. But what do I know! I am a Blackberry fan too and I am sure the other fans out there will be overly joyed to go out and buy one. The new Pearl 9100 features a full physical qwerty keyboard in a SureType design plus it also gets a newly-designed battery.

Other than the LG Shine II Slider, AT&T has also announced a new addition to its BlackBerry Smartphone line up, the BlackBerry Curve 8520. It features a 2.64-inch LCD display, a 2 Megapixel camera, Bluetooth and WiFi, GPS Navigation, a full QWERTY Keyboard and powered by a 512 MHz processor.

The Blackberry Curve 8520 has 256MB of Flash memory and a media player that supports MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV9 video and common audio files. The 8520 Curve will be available at AT&T retailers in the coming week for $99.99 after mail-in rebate with a 2-year contract.