The Blackberry Curve has been a great smartphone for me. It is light weight, full of features and easy to use. I previously had a Blackberry Tour which was a good phone, but the trackball was absolutely terrible. The [ad#Blackberry Curve (9330)] replaces the traditional trackball with the touch-sensitive optical trackpad technology which offers the same navigational function as the trackball but is more reliable and is a HUGE improvement. The Curve seems to navigate the web faster than the Tour did (must be the 3G) and I even like the keyboard better. The only thing I would change would be the camera. The image quality is not great and it does not have a flash. Most importantly though, my Curve has never crashed!
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I was forced to upgrade my phone when the trackball on my Tour finally stopped working completely. Even though my [ad#Blackberry Tour 9630] crashed and lost my data, I do love Blackberry. The fact that I was easily able to easily restore everything, including all of my contacts and messages to my new phone using the desktop manager is ultimately what made me decide to stick with Blackberry rather than considering a Droid or myTouch 4G.
Some of my favorite features include;
- Touch-sensitive Optical Trackpad Technology For Navigation
- Surf The Internet At Broadband-like Speeds With A WiFi Hotspot Or 3G Data Connection
- 2 Megapixel Camera/ Camcorder
- Integrated GPS Provides Support For BlackBerry Maps and Other Location-based Services
- Dedicated Media Keys On Top For Easy Access To Music and Video Controls
- Attachment Viewing (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology. Connect Wirelessly To Other Bluetooth-enabled Devices Including Car Kits and Headsets and Bluetooth Stereo Headsets which allow you to Stream Music Wirelessly With Stereo Bluetooth Capable Headphones (Not Included)
Choosing the Curve was an easy choice. It has tons of great features and you can pick one up for free here! [ad#Blackberry Curve 9330]