Blackberry Curve 9360 Is Easily The Best Smart Phone To Be Coming Out

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The launch of the BlackBerry OS 7 certainly seem to have worked in the favour of the American giant Research in Motion, whose BlackBerry has not been dominating the segment in the way that it used to do a few months ago. The available at your phone number of high end phones from the likes of Samsung and HTC has certainly not favour the sales figures of the business phone giant. The launch of this new operating system looks set to become one of the critical factors behind the revival of the company. The BlackBerry Curve 9360 will be one of the cheapest models that will come with this operating system.

The BlackBerry Curve 9360 is capable of using this operating system due to the 800 MHz processor and the 512 MB of RAM present in the phone. They are absolutely essential for the BlackBerry OS 7 due to the simple fact that it is an operating system that consumes a lot of power. The Liquid Graphics Interface – as BlackBerry would like to call it – is definitely one of the best looking user interfaces that you would have expected in the ...
... phone. However, the disadvantaged comes in the fact that it relies on the graphical support so much that it would not be possible to run this operating system without a powerful processor. Fortunately, the BlackBerry Curve 9360 comes with the quite powerful 800 MHz unit, which is sufficient to run this operating system and the huge number of applications that provides support to it.

The BlackBerry Curve 9360 will also be coming with a new web browser, which will make use of the HTML5 in order to provide a much more rewarding browsing experience. The display may not be the touchscreen unit seen in the other BlackBerry phones from the premium segment, but the 2.44 inch display is more than sufficient to get the best out of this phone and the operating system. This is due to the high resolution of 480 x 360 pixels, while the display can also be used to watch movies due to the internal memory of 512 MB. The memory might be enough for storing a number of office related documents, but it is not enough for getting the best out of the phone in terms of entertainment. It will be possible only by expanding the memory, which is an option present in the BlackBerry Curve 9360.

One can expand the memory to up the 32 GB, which is more than useful on a business phone. One can certainly see that this is a business phone of the highest order by looking at the physical full QWERTY keyboard, while your respect for the phone will improve massively when you actually use the keyboard. This has to be one of the best physical full QWERTY keyboards ever used in a phone. The BlackBerry Curve 9360 is a mobile phone that will be available for £ 290 without contracts in the United Kingdom. Besides that you may also wish to take a look at Blackberry Torch 9810 for other available deals.