We’ve waited and waited and waited and finally our patience has been fruitful. If you’re a BlackBerry user on an AT&T network with a supported device, you’d sure love this one!

The OS 4.5 is out now and the deal is finally through. Now, every BlackBerry handset which supports OS 4.5 can get access to it on RIM’s AT&T downloads page. The devices which are compatible with this OS are Pearl 8100, Pearl 8110, Pearl 8120, Curve 8300, Curve 8310, Curve 8320, 8800, 8820 and 8700. Earlier, AT&T had made the OS 4.5 available for only a selected set of handsets. So, if you still own a vintage BlackBerry, fret not! You can have a brand new OS too!

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