With the BlackBerry Tour on Verizon readily available for some time now, Big Red may be giving the green lights to the latest Tour – the BlackBerry Tour 2 9650. Verizon has probably given the BlackBerry Tour 9630 enough face time for its life cycle – especially with all the issues around the trackball. Now there are dummy SKUs coming up in Verizon’s computer system which indicates a good sign that it’ll be ready to launch in the near future. Having launched a couple of RIM handsets that have been aimed to replace older models, such as the Curve 8530 and the Storm 2 9550, it’s only fitting for the latest Tour to show up its face so soon. Already ticking away on borrowed time, it’ll only be a matter of time before the BlackBerry Tour 2 9650 makes its official appearance.
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