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Blackberry Curve

May 22nd, 2010

Blackberry Curve

My pride, my Blackberry Curve

When a friend asked me the other day why I bought the Blackberry Curve, I realized my love for this little gadget. It’s light at about 110 g, and the keyboard has been designed respond to type thumb. The BlackBerry Curve features a speakerphone with a voice dialing system is activated, which is useful for me when I needed make calls while driving. The phone also features a media player and a 2.0MP camera, which incorporates a zoom and flash. A special BlackBerry Curve has is that he has the wheel travel, organizer and BlackBerry Maps. It’s hard not to fall in love with this device.

Before the Blackberry Curve, which had a Motorola KRZR which was slightly lighter at about 102g. It was a clamshell phone that has an internal antenna, Bluetooth, USB, PC Sync, voice dialing, speakerphone, and a photo ID. Phone has a slot for removable Micro SD card that allows me to add more music files. The Motorola KRZR I had been sailing on the cosmic color bridge blue and silver, which I liked, and because I have many appointments and attend meetings, MOTOSYNC facility which synchronizes all contacts and Check the calendar with the push of a button, which allows me to maintain my form activities.

In fact, before receiving the Blackberry Curve which took into account the BlackBerry 8100, also known as the Blackberry Pearl. The phone uses a modified QWERTY keyboard with an algorithm Entry SureType known, but I think does not suit my lifestyle and needs, because the integrated 64MB memory only, and although it may be extended using microSD cards, the lack of some functions do not attract me.

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