With the addition of the Blackberry Curve 8900 to the Curve line, Blackberry adds to its portfolio a phone that is not just excellent for email ability, but also a usable, all-purpose multimedia handset.
Attractively sleek and with a great build, the Curve 8900 is packed with features and is perhaps one of Blackberry's best mobile phones to date.
The media player will organise music by album or artist, playlists and shuffle, and the video player also works well with support for DivX and XviD.
The 8900 supports this with great hardware too - the audio quality is loud and clear and you won't be short for storage with the addition of a 1GB microSD card to the sales package and the potential to upgrade to 16GB.
The Curve 8900 also brings a wealth of other handy features.
Its 3.
2 megapixel camera has LED flash and autofocus and takes excellent print-quality images.
The phone comes pre-loaded with Blackberry Maps and has GPS for handy navigation.
The phone is lighter and more compact than the traditional Blackberry Bold designs and is fitted with Blackberry's standard trackball and a comfortable QWERTY keyboard.
Thus the 8900 perfect for checking e-mails, text messaging, web browsing, and viewing photos or videos.
With the expectation of heavy use it has a durable battery with plenty of power.
Thoughtfully for its target corporate users it also comes with an international charger, though it can be charged via a USB port on your PC too.
All in all, the Blackberry Curve 8900 is proving to be a successful multi-purpose mobile phone.
A popular choice for upgraders who have enjoyed both the Curve and Bold lines in the past, the Blackbery Curve 8900 is also converting users and consolidating Blackberry's position as a provider of great email phones.
It is available now on contract or as a pay as you go mobile phone.
Attractively sleek and with a great build, the Curve 8900 is packed with features and is perhaps one of Blackberry's best mobile phones to date.
The media player will organise music by album or artist, playlists and shuffle, and the video player also works well with support for DivX and XviD.
The 8900 supports this with great hardware too - the audio quality is loud and clear and you won't be short for storage with the addition of a 1GB microSD card to the sales package and the potential to upgrade to 16GB.
The Curve 8900 also brings a wealth of other handy features.
Its 3.
2 megapixel camera has LED flash and autofocus and takes excellent print-quality images.
The phone comes pre-loaded with Blackberry Maps and has GPS for handy navigation.
The phone is lighter and more compact than the traditional Blackberry Bold designs and is fitted with Blackberry's standard trackball and a comfortable QWERTY keyboard.
Thus the 8900 perfect for checking e-mails, text messaging, web browsing, and viewing photos or videos.
With the expectation of heavy use it has a durable battery with plenty of power.
Thoughtfully for its target corporate users it also comes with an international charger, though it can be charged via a USB port on your PC too.
All in all, the Blackberry Curve 8900 is proving to be a successful multi-purpose mobile phone.
A popular choice for upgraders who have enjoyed both the Curve and Bold lines in the past, the Blackbery Curve 8900 is also converting users and consolidating Blackberry's position as a provider of great email phones.
It is available now on contract or as a pay as you go mobile phone.