CellPhoneSignal found out that the BlackBerry Curve 8520 (aka the Gemini) has just passed FCC testing, which means it has been given the green light for distribution.

Of course it isn’t up to the FCC as to when the Curve 8520 will actually launch, but being that we’ve already seen some T-Mobile branded 8520s and leaked roadmaps showing a July and August 5th launch date, I’d say a launch is right around the corner.

If you want to learn more about the Curve 8520 check out the full features and specifications chart or head on over to the FCC to view the testing documents.

Ok “Sprintel” subscribers, it looks like the BlackBerry Curve 8350i has been approved by the FCC.

According to a comment left at cellfanatic, the 8350i will be available on December 1, 2008.

The user guide is also available, and can be viewed and downloaded here.

More info: FCC

(Source – cellfanatic via IntoMobile)

And here it is, the FCC approval of the BlackBerry Curve 8900! This means that it is almost upon us, and I know plenty of you are waiting for it. I know the Bold and Storm are cool, but this BlackBerry is awesome! At least I think so.

Apparently T-mobile will be releasing this BlackBerry this Black Friday, AT&T will also be getting it soon. Personally I think it should have been a temporary exclusive for T-Mobile to give them some exclusive bragging rights, but whatever. I’m just glad it’s almost here.

FCC

(Source – CellPhonesignal)

It looks like the BlackBerry Storm 9500 will be coming to providers that are on the GSM network.

Check out the specs:

• 7.2 mbps HSDPA/UMTS (2100)
• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE (850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
• 1GB of memory, 192MB RAM
• 1400 mAhr battery. Standby time: 528 hours
• MicroUSB port
• MicroSD and MicroSDHC expandable up to 8GB
• 3.2 megapixel camera, flash, 2.5x digital zoom, auto focus, and image stabilization
• Video capture. Normal mode (480×320) and MMS mode (176×144)
• Assisted GPS – Enhanced version of GPS that performs at a faster speed

Check out the FCC documents.

Source – CellPhonesignal

Looks like the Storm has stealthily been approved by the FCC. It wasn’t officially pointed out that the image above is the Storm, but by looking at button placement (among other things) you can clearly see that this is the Storm.

Check it out.

Source – BGR