The cost is extremely attractive as it was launched at a much lower price than the former models, although it packs in far more features and upgradations.Design remains traditional with a complete QWERTY keypad fitted in 60 mm width. Keys nevertheless are well spaced and the user has no difficulty in typing or navigating.An optical track pad above the keys enables the user to navigate easily in a precise manner almost like touch screen.Display ensures a good image quality, perfect for those who need to use the phone for emailing and messaging purposes but not so much attractive for fans of real media.The new model is improved because of the 3G network support that allows faster data flow and wider network coverage.New mail arrivals are instantly displayed and practically ten separate accounts can be handled in a unified inbox that you can view separately.

• Applications like Facebook or Twitter can now be accessed from a Blackberry Curve 3G, making it all the more popular among the youth and not exclusively appealing to executives.
• The overall look is similar to the earlier models, but the new one is rounder and tinier and easier to hold.
• The new model offers external control for music and video players and speedy browsing facilities because of support from Wi-Fi networks.
• Equipped with a two-megapixel camera with a digital zoom that does a reasonably good job of clicking both still and video photography.
• It offers GPS and can deliver driving directions to their user which is remarkable for a budget phone as this.
• The phone comes with an attractive ‘Pay As You Go’ option, ideal for all those not wanting contract deal and interested in gifting this device.

Blackberry Curve 9300 3G

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