Hands On With Blackberry Curve 9360
Technophiles can feast their eyes on the latest release of Research in Motions (RIM) Blackberry Curve 9360
. These smart phones are designed for individuals who are busy with their work yet still make some time for their social life.
The company has beefed up the hardware configuration of Blackberry Curve with exciting features like mobile hotspot support.
The new handset features a stylishly sleek black finish instead of the usual chrome look. Smart phone users will also be pleased that another alternative color in merlot finish is to be made available this early October.
What makes this phone perfect for budget conscious users? Here's a look at the physical attributes of Blackberry Curve 9360.
First, the phone showcases a complete QWERTY keyboard complete with subtle ridging for easy typing. Users do not need to press a single key repeatedly just to key-in alphanumeric characters. The keys are thumb friendly because a strip of thin plastic is used to separate them individually. An optical trackpad makes navigation a breeze.
Second, handling the Blackberry Curve 9360 is easy with its 109 x 60 x 11 mm dimensions and thickness of 11 mm. Although it is surprisingly light at 99 g, users need not worry of its durability because its solid plastic casing is made from quality materials. The sides of the phone stay true to the curve theme for greater user comfort. The upper part of the phone contains the headphone jack, an advantage for people used to keeping their phones in their pocket while listening to music. The battery is found at the bottom part, while the micro-USB and volume adjuster are found on the sides of Blackberry Curve 9360.
Third, when it comes to the display, the phone's screen has got just the right size. Measuring at 2.44 inches, the text is readable and graphics are just as good at 480 x 360 pixels.
Fourth, the phone comes with a 5 MP camera that is found at the rear part of the device. It is equipped with a LED flash and geo-tagging features. Recording videos is also possible with the Blackberry Curve 9360.
Lastly, the unit's CPU runs with an 800 MHz processor which, when combined with the Liquid Graphics Technology from Blackberry, is capable of handling applications and multimedia with few delays.
As for the software side of Blackberry Curve 9360, new users will experience the following features:
Previous smart phone models need the user to log on to applications to stay in touch with families and friends. Not with Curve 9360. The phone integrates instant messaging services and notifies users with social alerts from popular sites like Facebook. Moreover, picture and list sharing is just a click away with the units social messaging capability. Users can also send e-mails with this phone.
If you have problems printing documents, the Blackberry Curve 9360 will let you do the job via Near Field Communication (NFC) technology.
The unit runs on the Blackberry 7 OS and HTML5 browser for easy web navigation. Users will be delighted that the desktop mode of Blackberry Curve 9360 will not stop them from surfing Engadget. Although the device lacks support for Flash, YouTube and other sites that are not graphically intensive are possible.
All the features offered by the Blackberry Curve 9360 have so far met with user expectations for high-end phones. When it comes to balancing your business and personal life, the Blackberry Curve 9360 is the right option.
by: Paul Alvarado
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