The BlackBerry 8520 Curve has the typical BlackBerry design with a full QWERTY keyboard making it excellent for sending texts and emails. The excellent TFT screen keeps in touch with the latest trend of touch screens.

The BlackBerry Curve 8520 has the classic full QWERTY keyboard we’ve come to expect from BlackBerry. The QWERTY keypad makes it excellent for texting emailing and instant messaging. The Optical trackball also makes it very easy to quickly navigate around and the TFT screen also makes it much simpler. The Curve 8520′s push email allows it to send and receive emails from a host of different accounts anywhere in the world. The 8520′s connectivity is great as well with Wi-Fi connection where available and Bluetooth, USB and GPS. The BlackBerry Curve 8520 also has a snappy little 2 megapixel camera giving you quality photo’s and video’s.

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The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 has super 3G speed making browsing the web simply a joy!. Browse the web using HSDPA or Wi-Fi and download BlackBerry Apps or upload pictures to your favourite social networking sites.

The BlackBerry (R) Curve (TM) 9300 brings 3G speed to the Curve family. Browse the web using HSDPA or Wi-Fi, download apps from BlackBerry App World or upload photos and connect to the world through your favourite social networking sites. Boasting a full Qwerty keypad and 2.44 inch display, the Curve 3G is made for messaging. Chat with friends in real time using BlackBerry Messenger and receive email on the move from your home or work account. The Curve also sports a 2.0 Megapixel camera, expandable memory and can sync with iTunes to store all your music on your phone!

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The BlackBerry Torch 9800 is a touchscreen phone with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. It packs BlackBerry’s new operating system, along with BlackBerry Messenger and Media Syncing so that you can stay in touch and listen to music on the go. Add to this a cracking five-megapixel camera and Wi-Fi connectivity and what you have is one very versatile BlackBerry phone.

BlackBerry OS 6.0

The BlackBerry Torch 9800 uses the new BlackBerry 6.0 operating system – new features include the WebKit internet browser, better menus, user interface and multimedia gallery.

BlackBerry Messenger and email

You’ll always be able to stay in touch with family, friends and colleagues with the Torch. BlackBerry Messenger has the look and feel of PC instant messaging programmes. It allows group chat, as well as individual chat, and lets you know when people have read your messages and are starting their replay. It uses data, so does not use up a text allowance. The mobile phone has the intuitive HTC Sense user interface, allowing you to personalise your new phone and add shortcuts to all your favourite mobile applications whether it’s news widgets or blogs. Instant email lets you access your email on your mobile phone.

QWERTY keyboard � touch and type

The smartphone not only has a 3.2-inch touchscreen display with a built-in accelerometer and proximity sensor, it also has a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard for easy typing.

BlackBerry Media Syncing

Sync your Torch 9800 with your iTunes and Windows Music player so you can fill your phone with your favourite music. And you can set a limit to the amount of music you sync so you don’t accidentally use up too much of your phone’s memory. You can then play your music on your phone using its built-in music player.

GPS

There’s no need to get lost with the Torch 9800. The smartphone’s inbuilt GPS receiver can act as a general SatNav device.

Five-megapixel camera

The phone has a five-megapixel camera which takes great pictures that you can then store on your phone and share with friends.

Apps

Access all the apps in BlackBerry App World on your Torch 9800 � you can download games, Facebook and more.

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Research In Motion (RIM) announced an new BlackBerry smartphone i.e the BlackBerry Curve 8980. This new RIM handset has a bit similar look to it’s previous model, BlackBerry Curve 8900. This upcoming BlackBerry smartphone has bundled with some superior features. Its featuring a 3.2 megapixel camera with LED flash, 3.5mm audio jack, a full QWERTY keyboard, and lot more.. Just have a look on the below features list of the new BlackBerry Curve 8980 for your requirements.

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Also known as BlackBerry Dakota, BlackBerry Magnum

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Previously rumored as BlackBerry Montana

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The last time we mentioned the BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9100 was related to its launch in Australia via the Telstra network, but there are good news for the folks in the US because the smartphone has been launched in the US via Cincinnati Bell.

In case you don’t know, the special feature of this BlackBerry Peark 3G 9100 model is the inclusion of a 3G module in addition to its normal GSM module. Other features include WiFi, GPS, a slot for microSD memory cards, bluetooth, and a 3.5mm headset jack.

The BlackBerry Pearl 3G 9100 will cost $100 with a new contrat, or $350 without contract.

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Those who are looking forward to the release for the BlackBerry 9650 might be disappointed to know that it is delayed.

An insider from Research In Motion has just informed us that the 9650 will come out when the OS 5.0 arrives for the Tour 9630. Apparently, Sprint is having problems with the 9650 Wi-Fi, and more will need to be done to fix that.

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Not long ago we discussed the Blackberry 8330 and the Blackberry 8530 right here, and we discovered they were a lot alike except for a few minor, almost cosmetic, differences.  Thus it will prove to be little surprise that not much has changed once again in the new Blackberry 8830.

The Blackberry 8830 offers a battery capable of generating up to five hours of talk time on a single charge.  It also features wireless email and internet access, Blackberry Maps, a media player, a GPS feature, a trackball and a fully backlit QWERTY keyboard, stereo headset jack, integrated earpiece and microphone, built in speakerphone, Bluetooth connectivity, hearing aid compatibility if you happen to use one, microSD card support, and access to dual band Ev-DO networks.

Make no mistake, this is a beautiful phone with plenty of great options, but all the standard problems–not a whole lot of fun options like games and such, hypersensitive trackball–are all still in play.  But yes, the 8830 is an improvement over the earlier models, if something of an incremental one.

I just wish they’d learn from what they so relentlessly screw up….

The Good

Loads of great options

Steady, incremental improvement

Adherence to what works in earlier models

The Bad

Minimal fun

Hidebound philosophy

Adherence to what DIDN’T work in earlier models

Score: 7/10

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