Rejoice! BlackBerry support arrives on Celio REDFLY

We heard it'd be here in mid-Q4, and sure enough, it's here. And by "it," we mean "BlackBerry support for Celio's largely unwanted REDFLY Mobile Companion." Starting today, those looking for the Foleo's long lost cousin can snap up a REDFLY and download a free driver that adds compatibility for RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9000, Curve 8900 and Tour 9630. Granted, it's not like the BlackBerry web browser will be any less painful to use on an enlarged screen, but hey, whatever suits your fancy.

[Via TestFreaks, thanks Nirckolas]

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SammySam @ Nov 4th 2009 12:46AM

wow, ppl actually buy things like that?? palm must feel real stupid now for killing that foleo, lol

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Anon @ Nov 4th 2009 9:09AM

I've always asked myself what would be an acceptable entry price for this device because $200 or $250 or whatever their asking for it certainly is not it.

I don't even think $100 would be it. But, if they dropped this below the magic 3 figure mark, they might have something. Maybe a standard price of $95 with sale pricing around $80 or so.

With no sarcasim intended, Good Luck Celio.

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