Blackberry Curve 9360 Comes With Plenty Of Applications Inbuilt Into The Phone

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The BlackBerry models of late have become so stale in their respective segments that BlackBerry has decided to give them some hope in order to make them successful one way or the other. One of the decisions taken by BlackBerry first introduced the new BlackBerry OS 7 in the hope to provide one such impetus to the entire range. Initially, it was thought that the BlackBerry OS 7 would be available only on premium phones, but the BlackBerry Curve 9360 has changed this view totally. Even though this phone belongs in the Curve series – known for its value for money aspect, it offers the BlackBerry OS 7.

The new operating system will be displayed in a 2.4 inch space at a resolution of 480 x 360 pixels. It is without a doubt the finest small display ever seen in a phone because it can offer around 250 ppi of pixel density. This, incidentally, is even better than the pixel density offered by some of the high-end phones like the Samsung Galaxy S2 and the HTC Titan. The display in the BlackBerry Curve 9360 becomes secondary when you consider the physical full QWERTY keyboard just below it. This has been given the most importance ...
... and it is quite evident from the amount of quality that has gone into making this keyboard. In addition to this, the BlackBerry Curve 9360 will also have the optical trackpad, which sort of access the replacement for the touch screen display.

The BlackBerry Curve 9360 comes with the latest iteration of the BlackBerry operating system, which offers a new web browser amongst many new aspects. There have been many claims that the BlackBerry OS 7 is substantially faster than the previous generation operating system, although most of it has to do with the 800 MHz processor powering the BlackBerry Curve 9360. This has to be one of most powerful processors used in the Curve series, and is mainly responsible for the support provided to this new operating system. The BlackBerry Curve 9360 has 512 MB of RAM, which is also necessary for the phone because it has the external memory card support.

It means that there could be up to 32 GB of memory in any given BlackBerry Curve 9360, and the phone would be extremely slow had it not been for the 512 MB of RAM. The BlackBerry Curve 9360 offers a five megapixel camera, which is very similar to the units seen in a number of high-end smartphones from BlackBerry. However, in order to remind yourself about the position that the phone occupies in the BlackBerry line-up, the BlackBerry Curve 9360 will not be offering features like autofocus and 720 p HD video recording. Still, the camera can be termed as being well equipped in terms of features because it offers LED Flash and Geotagging option. The availability of the BlackBerry Curve 9360 in the contract options is something that is yet to be known, but without it, it is available for around £ 290.

You can find more information about the Blackberry Curve 9360 and Blackberry Torch 9810 at best-mobile-contracts.co.uk.