AT&T Rolls Out BlackBerry Bold Upgrade

By Allen Tsai | Tue Aug 25, 2009 7:26 pm

AT&T is rolling out a software update for the BlackBerry Bold that will bring added support for Visual Voicemail and the ability to manually choose between 2G or 3G connections.

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RIM BlackBerry Bold (9000)

According to an email from BlackBerry maker Research in Motion, the Bold will also get download icons for mobile banking apps, Tetris, Scrabble and MobiTV -- as well as "other general handset optimizations."

Users can install the update by going to the Bold's Options menu, selecting Advanced Options and then clicking on Wireless Update, or through AT&T's website.

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