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Showing posts with label Curve. Show all posts
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Saturday, August 18, 2012

The Blackberry Curve 9360 Offers Near Field Communication

The Blackberry Curve 9360 offers Near Field Communication technology (NFC) which provides a faster and easier method of connecting your handset to another NFC enabled device, and enables you to wirelessly print documents to making purchases. The slim and lightweight handset also has a great range of features through its Blackberry 7 operating system.

The NFC technology is among the latest wireless technology which is similar in some ways to the Bluetooth connectivity, also offered by this handset. It allows you to use other devices over a wireless connection when within a close proximity (a few centimetres), or touching, and lets you share information such as photos, documents or more. This makes it perfect for social networking, which is fully integrated in this phone already. The low speed, close up technology can also be used for mobile payments. As well as this and Bluetooth, the handset also offers WiFi for a fast internet connection and to let you send and receive emails and browse the Web with smoother scrolling and a better display, through the device's touch screen.

The Curve 9360 has only 11 millimetres of width making it extremely slim and aiding the overall lightweight and compactness of the device. It offers both a touch display along with a full classic QWERTY keyboard for fast typing, allowing you to get things done faster. You can quickly compose new messages, while the voice command features of the new operating system also allow you to speak a message and send it. The handset also comes with the BBM messaging system which is secure, and allows you to freely message other Blackberry users with text, photos and more. You can quickly snap photos or capture video with the 5 megapixel camera, which includes a flash and supporting software features respectively.

The handset is particularly great for social networking with the integration of Facebook 2.0 including full implementation of its Events, which allows you to see what is going on and when, so you don't have to miss out on any party or gathering. You can also create a list of all your favourite feeds and social updates, including blogs and podcasts, and get realtime notifications. Additionally, the universal search tool, searches your feeds making it easy to find what you want.

The Blackberry Curve 9360 is a petite device which offers a great array of functionality especially when it comes to social networking. The NFC and other impressive connectivity also enhance its features and make it a small but powerful handset to own.


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Saturday, August 11, 2012

The Amazing And Social Minded Blackberry Curve 9360

With the current list of smartphones available to us today, it is not that hard to get all confused. Now, if you are someone who is all about socializing and staying connected with your family, friends, and colleagues then you can go with the social minded BlackBerry Curve 9360.

As you can see, this is one of the smartphones today that is capable of allowing you to stay in touch with your family and friends all the time. Even in the absence of a laptop or desktop, you can surf and browse the internet with this handset. You will experience non-stop communication with them even if you are out of the office or away from home.

The new BBM will allow you to never miss out on special events and on the fun again. With connected apps on the Curve 9360, you will be able to chat with them using the said app non-stop.

When it comes to other social apps in the likes of Twitter, FaceBook, and other known social feeds, you will be able to easily connect with all of your contacts right out of the box.

When it comes to IM and E-mail, you will never waste your precious time thinking about whether your recipient received your IM or E-mail. The handset will send and receive your important message instantly.

It doesn't matter what you are into, this is because this handset have everything that you will ever want and need to keep up. It comes with a super fast browser and a powerful processor. With this handset, you will get to enjoy a 5MP camera with flash. You can easily and instantly capture precious moments and share it with your family and friends.

With its BlackBerry 7 OS, you will be able to enjoy this easy-to-use OS. It will give you smoother and faster experience all the time. You can also choose to upgrade to the latest BlackBerry OS (BlackBerry 7.1) by simply visiting the BlackBerry App World.

With this handset you will be able to enjoy Near Field Communication or NFC. With this you can connect to almost anything (that is also NFC-enabled) with a single tap. You can easily share apps, photos, music files, videos, and everything under the sun using this amazing feature.

As you can see, these are just some of the things that the amazing and social minded BlackBerry Curve 9360 can give you.

For the best deals on the Blackberry Curve 9360 and Blackberry Bold 9900, visit us at Phoneslimited.co.uk.


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Sunday, February 5, 2012

Blackberry Curve Range Expands With New Blackberry Curve 9380

Blackberry have now released their latest smart phone in the UK, the new Blackberry Curve 9380 joins the recently released Curve 9360 but offers a very different design format to the majority of models from the best-selling Curve range.

Renowned for their qwerty keypad toting smart phones, Blackberry have now released their second all touch screen handset in a year, the Blackberry Curve 9380 joins the Torch 9860 in offering a full touch screen experience with no qwerty keypad in sight and is the first ever from the Curve series of handsets.

Packing a 3.2 inch touch screen the new Curve 9380 could be viewed as a smaller version of the Torch 9860, the phone offers a 5.0 mega pixel camera with geo-tagging capabilities, face detection and image stabilisation as well as the very latest Blackberry 7 operating system.

This new operating software is found in other recent releases such as the Blackberry Bold 9900, Blackberry Curve 9380 and Blackberry Torch 9810, it offers NFC technology for mobile payments and vastly improves on the previous version with applications running far more smoothly and a new user interface.

Users can use the 3.5G and Wi-Fi connections of the Curve 9380 to connect to the internet whilst out and about for sending and receiving emails, browsing the internet or communicating via Blackberry's instant messenger service, GPS is also available for satellite navigation with Blackberry Maps.

This is also a very compact handset measuring 109 x 60 x 11.2 mm and weighing just 98g making for a very pocket friendly device, the exterior design closely follows the Curve range on the rear of the phone, however the front is now dominated by the touch screen and some touch sensitive navigation buttons.

Before these two most recent releases of touch screen phones the manufacturers last attempt was the Blackberry Storm 2 which never really made any inroads into the market, poor touch screen performance was mostly to blame but they have vastly improved in this area so take up of these new handsets should not be effected.

For those looking for a reasonably priced Blackberry phone with a full touch screen experience the new Curve 9380 is a great choice, the on board technology matches many mid range handsets on the market and the advantages of good email services along with instant messaging facilities further bolster this new phones desirability for both business and pleasure.

If you would like to see the new Blackberry 9380 deals or take a look at the higher specification Blackberry 9900 deals then please visit our website: Phones Limited.


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Thursday, December 29, 2011

Blackberry Curve 9360 or Curve 9300 3G?

The extremely popular Blackberry Curve 9300 3G has now been upgraded with the release of the new Blackberry Curve 9360 but when it comes to contract deals and prices plus what exactly you get for your money, which of these two handsets should a consumer choose?

The older Blackberry Curve 3G 9300 is obviously now being sold at a cheaper price than the new 9360 edition but the extra cost of the newer handset brings with it the benefits of new technology, upgraded features and better functionality.

One of the biggest changes between these two Blackberry Curve phones is in the camera department with the newer 9360 model now sporting a 5.0 mega pixel camera with a flash compared with the 2.0 mega pixel lens of the original model.

Another drastic difference between these handsets is the inclusion of the latest Blackberry OS7 software in the Curve 9360 which is a vast improvement over the older OS6 and makes for a smoother and simpler user experience.

Other upgraded and new features include a far better resolution of the main screen, upgraded from 320 x 240 pixels to 480 x 360 pixels resulting in a far more sharp and clear display, NFC (Near Field Communication) has also now been added to the Blackberry 9360 which allows for mobile payments as well as wireless file sharing between compatible devices.

So with all of these improvements, just how much more does the newer model cost? Well, the original Blackberry Curve 9300 3G can now be ordered for as little as £10.50 line rental per month on O2 deals, this is the cheapest offer that includes a free phone.

Compare this with the cheapest deal including a free Blackberry Curve 9360 and consumers will need to part with £13.50 per month, that is an extra £72 over the minimum term contract period, this is also reflected in the SIM free cost of the handsets with a £70 price difference between the models.

The price difference is actually not a great amount in the whole scheme of the smart phones market, with handsets costing up to £699 for the likes of a SIM free iPhone 4S this small difference in price between these two Blackberry Curve phones is marginal.

Taking into consideration the amount of new technology, features and improvements that the consumer acquires with the new Blackberry 9360 the extra £3 line rental per month is a very small price to pay and will fit into many consumers budget.

To see the full range of Blackberry 9360 deals or to take a look at the new Blackberry 9810 deals please feel free to browse our website: Phones Limited.


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