Will RIM be releasing an alternate version of the BlackBerry Bold 9900 adorned in white? Back in July, while checking out an early 9900 that found its way onto eBay, we took a look at an aftermarket case for the phone in white. That gave us a sense of what to expect, but what we really wanted was some sort of confirmation from the manufacturer. We still don't have such assurances, but a new picture of a white 9900 has been recently disseminated; could official word be near? The image comes form a tech expo in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and it certainly looks a whole lot more legitimate than the white case from July. It's interesting that there's no badging to speak of, not even a BlackBerry logo, but that's not immediately cause to consider the image suspect, considering where it was taken; had this been sourced from a retail location, that might be different.
We'd really like to get a look at the back of the phone, as well, but what we can see here looks very sharp, indeed. If it really is coming out, let's hope it arrives ASAP; BBX is on the way, so RIM needs to get its BBOS 7 devices selling while they can.
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The Runnymede is expected to have a 1.5GHz single-core processor, 4.7-inch WVGA display, 768MB of RAM, 16GB of storage, eight-megapixel main camera, and 1.3-megapixel webcam. Will probably run Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread with HTC Sense 3.5 on top of it and it is rumored to be launched as the HTC Bass. 
The LG Optimus Black was one lightweight phone that the manufacturer introduced at CES, having a great NOVA display with excellent brightness. It also came in white to certain regions, like the U.K. for instance where it was available for pre-order at the end of June. 
Canada's Bell has released the Samsung Galaxy S II on July 21 and, even though the phone was only available in its black flavor, it was reportedly selling great. How great? Enough for the carrier to consider another variant, this time in a pale shade. 
The image above is pretty self-explanatory. There's an iPhone 4s in white flavor listed among other (already existing) Apple-phones. The image is an alleged screenshot of AT&T's system and it apparently shows (one of) the next phones to come out from Cupertino. 
If you feel it's time to be a little different than all of your friends rocking a Samsung Galaxy S II, it's time to get a white version of the phone, given of course you can cope with the lighter color. It's now available from Vodafone in the U.K. 
