BlackBerry Curve 8320 - user opinions and reviews
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7.2
- Features
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7.2
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7.2
- John
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Data backup prevents full wifi service. had trouble with internet to install certificates to fix as page to download would not load. wifi is great. keyboard a little small but functions great. viewing of spreadsheet greatly improved and can scroll through them now. supports 4GB media card but it is not hot swappable but can connect via usb or bluetooth to PC to transfer files.
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- 2007-10-10 01:22
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- Paco
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Simply just less adequate then the 8800 Series.
No G3, poor Net speed, uncomfortable keyboard.
poor color screen. Nokia E61i Simply just kicks it off the world, Check out the Nokia E61i for superior superiority.
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- 2007-10-06 09:32
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- Anonymous
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The card is not hot swap, because it is underneath the battery so you have to remove the battery to get to it
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- 2007-10-05 20:29
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- thegame
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Is it true that you can't record video, only watch stuff, on this?
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- 2007-10-05 04:40
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- raph_c
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wifi...at least !!
owners can you tell me if the card slot is "hot swap" ?
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- 2007-10-02 10:58
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- Dirty_Bastard
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T-mobile has already aquired through an auction last year, a huge spectrum of 3G band width and has started installing equipment in and around the US. So just wait 3G is coming, and Blackberry is ready to launch thier 3G apps and upgrades. I bought this phone the first day. I'm still blown away by its features including the wifi. My advice, keep your box and packaging so you can sell it to non-techies when the upgraded 3G curve comes out in a few months. If we're lucky, Sonar and RIM will create apps for the use of 3G on BB curve instead of us having to buy an upgraded phone.
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- 2007-09-30 21:58
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- Ike
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I have had mine now for a week. All I can say is WOW! The smooth handling of edge to wifi has been amazing. Sync is as easy as before. It took me 2 days to get used to the new ball as against the side wheel but now I cannot go back to my old trusted 8700 which I am still holding onto 'incase something goe wrong'. The build quanity is excellent and it take a little getting used to as my hand are big but now i seem to have found that 'happy spot' and typing is a synch. The keys are slightly smaller in that they are closer together (seems so) so I am making a few errors more along the way but with time I will sort this out. The screen quality is excellent. Bluetooth is sync'd with both my PC and MAC so transferring data across has been a pleasure. I have installed a 1GB micr SD and this has allowed me to take a little over 200 pics. The camera is more than meets my needs as I take pics of fashion items every day and then have the added ability with the curve to now email them directly to my office or factory. This is most probably the single biggest plus and reason for my purchasing the curve. I can only say to the folks at RIM. BRAVO! and nice work done.
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- 2007-09-29 22:09
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- mike masters
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if blackberry had 3G, Edge, Wifi, & dual camera (3mp up), there would be no competiton in na market of business phones. too bad blackberry makers are so stiff. . .
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- 2007-09-29 11:43
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gustavo, what are you talking about? T-Mo bb service is good both in and out of the US?
Plus they have the cheapiest plans
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- 2007-09-28 18:14
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- gustavo
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Well, such a good phone, its got all the featuresi want, it is a shame that no service provider has it a the moment except t-mobile,that's is the only reason people don't buy this phone
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- 2007-09-28 14:55
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- drew
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This is the best blackberry so far.Imagine having Wi-Fi,its cool!but it will be more amazing if the curve has 3G,fm radio and at least 3migapex camera.
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- 2007-09-28 06:14
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