Research in Motion have released details of their next smartphone: a new member of the Curve family called the BlackBerry Curve 9320.
On the outside it’s relatively similar to its predecessor, the Curve 9320, but inside you’ll find a host of changes that make this one of the most highly anticipated Curves to launch before we see the next generation of BlackBerry 10-based devices.
The 9320 includes a 320 x 240 landscape display and BlackBerry’s legendary QWERTY keyboard mounted on a traditional BlackBerry chassis with a new dedicated BBM key that makes it easy and comfortable to type, whether you’re banging out BlackBerry Messages to your mates or writing out longer emails to your colleagues.
The phone has been upgraded with a 3.2 megapixel camera with flash and the latest BlackBerry OS, version 7.1. There’s also an 806 MHz processor, 512 MB of RAM and a capacious 1450 mAh battery – enough for seven hours of talk time or 18 days of standby. It can also connect to high speed HSPA networks, Wi-Fi, GPS and FM Radio. The internal storage (4 GB) can be augmented by microSD cards of up to 32 GB.
Here at Mobile Fun, we’ll have a whole host of BlackBerry Curve 9320 accessories, from protective items like BlackBerry Curve 9320 cases and screen protectors to more prosaic items like BlackBerry Curve 9320 chargers and car holders.
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