Mystery BlackBerry Slider Spotted?

Feb 26 2010, 11:49am CST | by Robert Evans

A BlackBerry Slider? BGR's sources seem to think so. They've put up a grainy picture of what could be a portrait-oriented BlackBerry slider (for illustrative purposes). If so, RIM has been taking design tips from the boys at Palm. This phone is rumored to run OS 6.0 and will support WiFi 802.11n.

It is possible that this slider is also a touchscreen device. BGR's contacts apparently hinted so, although that is even less confirmed than the rest of this info. If this phone does have a touchscreen, it could end up being the BlackBerry Storm slider. Whatever this Berry is, it will be a GSM/HSPA device. Hot.

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