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In keeping with current trends, O2 has launched the BlackBerry Curve 8520 model on PAYG. Yesterday we updated you on the iPhone 4 news – namely that Vodafone had sold out of the smartphone on Pay As You Go within 24 hours. So PAYG certainly seem to be popular at the moment. O2 is now offering BlackBerry Curve 8520 deals on contract as well as PAYG. On PAYG the handset costs £149.99. You’ll be able to get hold of the Curve 8520 in the O2 exclusive purple colour, as well as the standard black. The traditional looking BlackBerry sports a 2.46 inch screen and QWERTY keyboard. For work,...
The BlackBerry Curve is one of RIM’s most well recognized devices. While it does not exactly surpass the later Bold 9700 in terms of specifications, the Curve can be considered as the next turning point for BlackBerry devices. More than just the conversion of the iconic track ball to the now-well-accepted track pad, but also for its positioning as the device that ushered in the next line of BlackBerry devices. Anyway, the BlackBerry Curve has finally made its way to the United States and mobile carrier Verizon is now offering the messaging phone for a hundred bucks under contract. Yes,...
There seems to be a sad note to RIM’s new Blackberry phone, the Curve 8520.  It’s as if RIM re-engineered its magnificent Blackberry Curve 8900 to cater to a 7-year old gadget freak.  Just about everyone, especially in the corporate jungles, are pretty much aware of what a Blackberry has feature wise.  But over the last few months, perhaps the market has grown familiar with the less than stellar Blackberry Curve 8520 just recently released in the UK markets. A Budget Blackberry for Everyone RIM confesses that it designed the Curve 8520 as a bare entry level Blackberry positioned to compe...
BlackBerry manufacturer, Research in Motion (RIM) recently launched its new BlackBerry Curve 8520.  Featuring its signature QWERTY keypad, the Curve comes off as your budget Blackberry, with no 3G, a slower EDGE support and is priced lower than the company’s previously released Hold and Storm models.  While WiFi support is retained, RIM is basically telling the market that the new Curve is its budget entry level handset. New but Watered-Down Features RIM replaced the trackball found in its preceding BlackBerry Curve 8520 model with a small touchpad and has stripped some features...
The previously announced BlackBerry Curve 8520 has gone on sale today through Vodafone UK. The entry-level handset is basically a slightly upgraded version of the BlackBerry Curve 8320 that was released two years ago. One of the more noticeable changes from other BlackBerry handsets is the replacement of the more familiar pearl trackball with a trackpad. Whether RIM have decided this offers more functionality and will make it a standard on their future phones remains to be seen. Although this is an upgraded version of earlier BlackBerry devices some of its features are still somewhat basic....