Continental Flight 9900 provides magical North Pole trip for hospitalized children The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com Amanda Garrett, The Plain Dealer About 50 children and their families lined up under the sign at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport for the rarest of adventures - Flight 9900 to the North Pole 9 12/12/2010 12/13/2010
Interesting nerdy note - if you go to continental.com and check the flight status for 9900 on Saturday you'll see that there's actually an entry for this flight. From Cleveland at 4 PM, arriving Cleveland 9 PM, cancelled. I wonder if you checked it on Saturday morning if it would have said North Pole was the destination?
*Update: So wer've got a bit of question mark on whether or not the 9900 will ultimately hit the market with a SurePress display (screen that moves and clicks) or just a standard fixed touchscreen. We 've known that earlier prototypes of this model have had the SurePress Storm-styled clickable screen, but are also hearing that part of what Vodafone/Verizon sealed up with their Storm exclusivity deal was the SurePress technology, at least for a while. So for now wet're going to leave a question mark on this. And in the comments you can let us know what youp'd prefer - a Touch Bold with a screen that clicks (a la Storm) or a fixed touchscreen. Ahh...gotta love the rumormill games! *
Holy FRAK. Here ya go. Just when weu're starting to get excited for the CDMA BlackBerry 9630, hereh's a first real image of the BlackBerry 9900 (looks like the image itself used in the Rogers document is from a RIM device simulator). This is what has been referred to as "Pluto " for sometime now.
