Get A BlackBerry Curve 8900
Author: Sam Lee

Considering a BlackBerry Curve 8900? Is it really a
suitable phone for you? No worries! We have all the
features and specifications covered in our comprehensive
review of the BlackBerry Curve.

External Features to Flatter: BlackBerry Curve 8900 comes
with one of the slimmest QWERTY keypads among all the
BlackBerry phones which have been released so far. It is
also the lightest in this category of smartphones and is
the slimmest of all the BlackBerrys on offer. The shape has
the basic BlackBerry exoskeleton but the edges and corners
have been further smoothened that helps to grip the much
slimmer phone in a better way and helps to fit it easily
into the pockets of the executively-dressed folks —
the Curve's target audience. The overall configuration
evokes a feeling of sturdiness and a device that will not
lose its edge even it is mishandled for a few years. One
feature that immediately grabs your attention is the TFT
LCD that measures around 2.4-inches and has been enriched
with 480 x 360 pixels of brilliant resolution. The keyboard
does remind you of the BlackBerry Bold but the keys are
actually better placed to help type faster and are
intuitive, so you don't have to make any effort when typing
a message.

More Convenience & Some Add-ons: just below the screen
display, all the standard navigation keys like the Talk,
End, Menu, Back and Navigator have been placed. It makes
the interface simplified and makes switching from messaging
to talking a convenience. The side control functionality is
undemanding and fulfills the promise of offering
single-handed operation. The user interface features the
BlackBerry's best OS — the OS 4.6.1.114 making the
entire interface more interactive and it features
applications that help in editing everything from Word and
Excel to PowerPoint files. The biggest improvement over the
older models would be its web browser. The Curve 8900 now
comes with a HTML capable browser with support for RSS
feeds, enabling users to get access to real-time news on
the go. The GPS has been offered as a built-in feature,
helping users to access BlackBerry Maps, Google Maps and
TeleNav GPS Navigator. It has an internal memory of 64MB
and comes with an expandable memory slot which supports
microSD storage cards.

Verdict: Along with some other features like the Wi-Fi and
3.2 Megapixel camera, the BlackBerry Curve 8900 proves hard
to resist as a multi-functional phone. Its design and the
functionalities have been combined together in a smart and
reasonably priced manner to make it appealing to both the
smartphone addicts and first-time purchasers.


About the Author:

Sam Lee is a mobile enthusiast and runs the popular website
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