Blackberry Curve 3G 9300 Review

The Blackberry Curve 3G is such an exceptional smartphone that is loaded with many options and features. The Curve is not only for the busy business man but it is also fit for any person in the ideal world and age of social networking. As a finishing aspect, the phone looks terrific and is great to hold.

One feature I really like about the Blackberry Curve 3G is that while connected to a WiFi network, you can call through the internet (also called UMA). You'll know if you are using this connection if you see a small "UMA" icon on the top right-hand corner of the homescreen.


Blackberry hand held devices were always known for their scrolling devices used to navigate throughout the phone. Previous generations utilized a trackball located right under the screen but the Blackberry Curve 3G has revolutionized the way of navigating aside from touchscreen displays. The Curve 3G has an optical trackpad which turns finger movements into digital signals. One thing I must say is that the trackpad is really responsive and is a terrific method to navigate around the phone.

DIMENSIONS:
Height =4.29 in / 109 mm
Width =2.36 in / 60 mm
Depth =0.55 in / 13.9 mm
Weight. =3.7 oz / 104 g

The Details of Power:
-Battery: 1150 mAHR removable and rechargeable lithium-ion battery
-Time for talk: up to 5.5 hours
-Standby time: up to 19 days
-Music: up to 29 hours of music time

Camera/Video:
-2 megapixel (No focus)
-Video recording

Display:
-320 x 240 pixel color TFT LCD
-Automatic Screen Brightness Control

External Features:
-3.5 mm jack (the common one)
-Loudspeaker
-Music soft keys (back, play/pause, forward)
-LED notification
-QWERTY Keyboard
-microUSB 2.0

Memory:

-MicroSD compatible; up to 32GB
-256 MB RAM
-256 MB ROM

Operating System:
-BlackBerry OS v5.0
-Upgrade available to BlackBerry OS v6.0