BlackBerry Curve 9380

RIM does not want to be left behind in the battle for touchscreen phones, that is why we launched the BlackBerry Curve 9380, a smartphone that will surprise a lot of users and has not the classic QWERTY keyboard, which is replaced by a screen touchscreen that occupies the entire length of the terminal.

The BlackBerry Curve 9380 is the first terminal of the Curve family which will be 100% touch screen offers superb 3.2 inch at the slightest slip from our fingers responds very quickly.

In addition to its beautiful screen BlackBerry Curve 9380 incorporate other interesting features, for example, that we can communicate with our friends have Facebook applications, Twitter and Social Feeds already installed, will obviously also presents the operating system BlackBerry OS 7, and other specifications that are listed below:

• 3.2-inch touchscreen with a resolution of 480 × 360 resolution at 188ppi with
• Operating System BlackBerry OS 7
• 800 Mhz Processor
• NFC support
• 5 MP camera with video recording 640 x 480
• 512 MB of internal memory
• MicroSD card of up to 32 GB
• GPS
• Wi-fi
• Network Quad-Band 850/900/1800/1900 Mhz
• Battery talk time 5.50 hours, 360 hours standby
• No QWERTY keyboard
• 109 × 60x11.2 mm dimensions

No doubt RIM launch a full touch phone is a very strong, and that we are very accustomed to this kind of devices, but seeing the features we offer will surely be required by users.

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Blackberry Curve 9830 and Bold 9790 Debut

 

Blackberry’s Curve has long been devoid of a touchscreen.  That is until today, as the company officially announced the Curve 9380, an all touchscreen affair.  It has a 3.2-inch 480 x 360 display and a five megapixel camera (pictured on the right).  It will ship with Blackberry’s OS 7, their latest and greatest.  Unfortunately, that’s the only deets that RIM is dishing at the moment.  However, they also served up some details on the Bold 9790.

The Bold 9790 sports a 2.44-inch touchscreen with a 360 x 480 resolution, optical mouse, 8GB of storage expandable via  microSD card slot and a 1Ghz processor to boot.  It too will ship with Blackberry’s OS 7 as well as support for NFC and augmented reality (these latter features will be available in the Curve 9830 as well).

In case you’re wondering, RIM will also pack in a number of free apps, which includes the Premium version of Documents To Go, Blackberry backup, Social Feeds 2.0, Facebook chat and the always necessary BBM.

You can expect both the Curve 9830 and the Bold 9790 to ship in the “coming weeks.”

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