Blackberry has made a name for itself as a company that delivers consistent quality with its hand-held devices. The Blackberry Curve is one phone that will definitely not be excluded from their long line of outstanding business solutions. They have included an enhanced multimedia software package to make traveling with your favorite pictures, songs, and videos even easier. They also provide the ability to take brilliant two megapixel images with the on-board camera. The battery life too, is better than ever before.
The 240 x 320 pixel display is sported on a 2.5 inch screen, which vividly illustrates everything from your favorite videos and photos to the web page you are browsing. The smooth design is sure to be the envy of everyone around. The design is simple and easy to use – even including a standard 3.5mm stereo jack (for audio playback with any standard set of headphones). The left side of the device also includes a handy push-to-talk key and USB port. The right side of the Curve gives the easy access to volume control and the camera function.
Blackberry definitely stepped up its game in terms of designing the Curve’s multimedia ability. The smartphone will play back various audio formats, including MP3, WMA, and AAC, along with various video formats, like WMV, MPEG-4, and H.263. The Curve processes the multimedia information very smoothly, very rarely experiencing any hiccups. The two megapixel camera will deliver high quality 4″ x 6″ prints – impressive for a camera phone. However, the Blackberry’s ultimate media strength lies in its email application. The Curve can sync up to ten separate email accounts with ease and finesse.
Online surfing is a breeze, too, with functionality much higher than standard cell phones. Opening and navigating webpages is very simple. Giving you four consecutive hours of nonstop verbal communication, and an impressive four full days of normal usage, the Blackberry Curve’s battery life is clearly superior to many other smart phones out there nowadays. Sound clarity during your phone calls is very crisp and reliable, as well, (although a higher volume capacity would have improved this even more).
The Blackberry Curve is arguably the best smartphone for its price tier, even though it might not have all the bells and whistles of other smartphones. The iPhone 4 and HTC Desire, though superior phones, are also much more expensive than the Curve. Comparable products would be the Samsung Wave or the LG Optimus. However, Blackberry soars pasts the competition in terms of battery life, e-mail capabilities, and camera quality with its newly released Curve.
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