New Info on BlackBerry Shield for BIS Leaked

Our Friends over at BBNews.PL released more information on supported devices on start up:

Devices and systems supported by BBS on startup:
- Bold 9700 (5.0)
- 95xx Storm 2 (5.0)
- Curve 8900 (4.6)
- Bold 9000 (4.6/5.0)
- 1 Storm 95xx (4.7/5.0)
- Tour 9630 (4.7)
- Curve 85xx (4.6/5.0)
You can download completely free from AppWorld
It’s not yet definitive arrangements for the availability of this software for users do not have the full version of BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS-B). At the moment it will be available exclusively to subscribers in/in service.
BES Users not using BBShield
Address of the page from which we get access to settings and other features from a PC: blackberry.com/shield
Backup contacts will contain images assigned to persons concerned
BlackBerry Shield will use the same ID as the new version (2.0) BlackBerry AppWorld
By BBS we can remotely turn on GPS device so that you can more accurately locate your device
You cannot backup media
One BlackBerry account we can hook up to 5 Shield devices

Below are the features we listed on our previous post on BlackBerry Shield:

Remote Device Wipe – in case of loss of the terminal, just log in to BB Shield to remove all data from the device and / or memory card.
“Lost & Found” Screen – you can customize the sentence on the screen to display that the BlackBerry is lost and show any information about the content (i.e. “take me please”).
The ability to remotely set the password on the BlackBerry
A loud bell alarm – useful option, even if you’ve lost your BlackBerry (at home) – once you’ve activated this option, your BB will ‘behave’ loud sounding an alarm, which will hopefully prompt a passerby (or yourself) to pick up your lost BlackBerry.
Tracking capability – based on the GSM transmitters and / or GPS position that is constantly monitored in the BlackBerry unit, and there may be the possibility of seeing it on the map (like Google Maps) from the BB Shield dashboard.
Backup – create wireless backup and restore, which can be set automatically exercise in the given time intervals

So what do you think about BlackBerry Shield in its present state? Head on over to the Nerdberry.net forums and let us know!