Showing posts with label BlackBerry Curve 9320. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BlackBerry Curve 9320. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

BlackBerry Curve 9320 Review

The BlackBerry Curve 9320 may not be the BlackBerry Smartphone that is hitting the headlines at the moment due to it being a low end, budget device but that doesn't mean it will not be popular. In fact, here in the UK it is quite possible that the 9320 may be 2012's best selling Smartphone?
For the last two years RIM have claimed the title of most handsets sold in Great Britain and with the youth of today all carrying a BlackBerry, the Curve 9320 is the perfect successor to the Curve 8520 and 9300 that have proved so popular.
Available sim free from only ?130 and on contact from ?10.50 a month the BlackBerry Curve 9320 is both affordable and should be the perfect reason to keep the 8520/9300 users on Team BlackBerry.
Running BlackBerry 7.1 the 9320 doesn't have the highest specs but due to it having the most up to date software it runs like a dream.
If you are in the market for the cheapest, best communication device yet I suggest you read on.

What's in the box?
  • Device
  • Battery 
    3.5mm Stereo headset
  • Charger with a 1.0m USB cable
  • 2GB SD card
  • In-Box Documentation
  • Start Here Guide (lists link to Desktop Manager SW)
  • Safety Information Booklet (SIB)
  • Warranty Agreement
  • Software Licence Agreement

Sunday, May 20, 2012

RIM intros BlackBerry Curve 9320 with dedicated BBM key

Struggling phone maker Research in Motion announced today a new budget level smartphone, the BlackBerry Curve 9320, aimed at first time smartphone owners as well as those looking to upgrade from older curve models, like the highly popular BlackBerry 8520 among the youth of today.
It's essentially a BlackBerry 9220 with 3G connectivity, featuring the same 2.44" non-touchscreen display with a resolution of 320x240 pixels, an improved 3.2MP rear camera with flash and the same curved full qwerty keyboard design. There is also a dedicated BlackBerry Messenger button and it runs BlackBerry OS 7.1.
Helping move along that OS is a single-core 806MHz processor, 512MB ROM, 512MB RAM and a 1450mAH battery, which RIM claim is good for seven hours of talk time or 18 days in standby. Connectivity is provided by HSDPA and WiFi , and also includes GPS and a pre-installed FM radio. Storage is expandable up to 32GB via microSD.
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