RIM Wireless Enterprise Symposium

Webraska Mobile Technologies, based near Paris, shows its new navigation software on a pair of BlackBerry 8800s. Webraskas software works throughout Europe and North America. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

Telmaps new Navigator software for the BlackBerry features a 3-D view in which you appear to be hovering above and behind the little car on the screen. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

Robert Brock from Tele Atlas shows off his companys new navigation software for the BlackBerry. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

Robert Brock gives us a closeup look at the main navigation screen of the Tele Atlas product for the BlackBerry. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

Amalia Magana from Magmic Games shows off one of the entertainment titles her company makes available for the BlackBerry. The games are available from bPlay. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

A closeup look at Brain Up, one of the games available for the BlackBerry from bPlay. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

Telenavs Mary Beth Lowell visits the press room to demonstrate Telenavs navigation application while co-founder Sal Dhanani (left) looks on. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

Telenavs Lowell shows off the main navigation screen of a Telenav-equipped BlackBerry. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

After the guys at AT&T/Cingular refused to let us see the new, soon-to-be-released BlackBerry Curve, one of the staff from RIM came through and gave us a peek. No, we dont know why its called the Curve. But it is the latest BlackBerry, and it includes a

Otter Box showed a selection of ruggedized BlackBerry cases. There was one that would let you take your stuff underwater to a depth of 300 feet. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

RIMs Maria Sanchez shows off a selection of snazzy BlackBerry accessories. Photo: Wayne Rash / eWEEK

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