So right after announcing its latest BlackBerry handset, the Torch 9800 last week, RIM is also releasing another sort of new smartphone. Dubbed, BlackBerry Curve 3G, this new BlackBerry device seems like an updated version of BlackBerry Curve 8520. But then obviously, this one is different because of its 3G capability. Plus of course a slew of other great features that BlackBerry fans would surely love.
The BlackBerry Curve 3G is a nicely design smartphone reminiscent of other BlackBerry smartphones particularly the Curve 8520. It features a full-QWERTY keyboard which has been a trademark of most BlackBerry classic smartphone. An optical trackpad is also include to bring fluid navigation of menus and options. This BlackBerry phone also comes equipped with a built-in GPS, Wi-Fi, dedicated media keys, a 2MP camera that can record videos as well, and microSD/SDHC slot that can accomodate up to 32GB of storage.
The BlackBerry Curve 3G fully supports fast internet browsing through 3G networks and of course comes pre-loaded with BlackBerry’s proprietary BBM app. The phone also supports social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
Other specs and features of the BlackBerry Curve 3G include - 4.5 hours/5.5 hours GSM/UMTS talk time and 19 days GSM and 14.5 days UMTS standby time. The phone comes with a TFT LCD screen with 320×240 pixel color display.
The BlackBerry Curve 3G runs BlackBerry OS 5 and is ready for BlackBerry . It is expected to ship in the coming months.
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