Eligible for upcoming BlackBerry OS 6 upgrade, Research In Motion (RIM) has announced its new BlackBerry Curve 3G messaging phone. The Curve 3G comes with full-QWERTY keyboard, GPS, optical track pad, WiFi and 2 megapixel camera. It should be available across different countries this month.

This time around, we’ve got the BlackBerry Curve 9300 “Kepler” showcasing its good looks next to a BlackBerry 8520. Which does some good, considering we get to see what the new device will look like compared to the previously released models. Of course, it doesn’t help us get any closer to Research In Motion officially announcing the device.

That didn’t take long at all, now did it? We first brought you the news about the BlackBerry Curve 9300 back in February, and here were are at the outset of June, looking at some unofficial photos of the device. As you might expect, it’s got the familiar lines (and colors) of a traditional BlackBerry device, and there’s probably not much here to get overly excited about (unless you’re a fan of BlackBery. Then, in that case, yay!) But, here it is, along with some questions that really need to be addressed.