Today, T-Mobile and Blackberry team up to launch the Blackberry Curve 8900. By launch, we mean, you can go and buy this thing right now (unless you live in NYC, where it sold out in 30 mins this morning. Look into ordering it online). The O.G. Curve was great, but who doesn’t want an upgrade, right? The 8900 is slicker, faster, and cooler. If you sign on for a 2-year contract, you can cop it for $150, which is sweet.
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As our denim gets tighter, we're getting a little self-conscious of busting from our seams. Hey, there just ain't enough room in our pockets to fit a wad of dollar bills from a night of making it rain at the local gentlemen's club, much less room for our cell phones. Thankfully, T-Mobile knows what's up by going razor thin with the new Samsung Trace phone. Attendance at this week's launch party at NYC's Y Apartment guaranteed us the free slimly designed phone and one less uncomfortable bulge. That is, until Nina Sky made a guest appearance. Just peep the photos while we hang our heads in shame.
The Nina Sky appearance gave us more than we bargained for.
The last of the backpack rap dynasty, Pharoahe Monch delivers for nostalgic fans later this year with his highly-anticipated sophomore album, Desire.
Fabolous keeps it gangsta with some Samsung execs.
Photography by Soul Brother
