Keeping its gears with the successful launch of BlackBerry 8310, Virgin Mobile has launched BlackBerry Curve 8330 in Canada.
BlackBerry 8330 is shaped and designed well and looks quite huge. It measures 4.2 inches in length and 2.4 inches in width with 0.6 inch deep. It weighs 4.2 ounces. 8330 is a non touch screen phone which has a 2.5-inch screen with a 65,536 color output and 320×240 pixel resolution. BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone has a 2MP camera with built-in zoom and flash.
BlackBerry 8330 comes packed with 1GB of microSD card and 96MB of internal memory however it lacks Wi-Fi. Its other notable features includes stereo Bluetooth, 3.5mm headphone jack, GPS navigation, QWERTY keyboard, large QVGA display, push email, and trackball navigation.
BlackBerry 8330 will cost of $49.99 on a 3-year plan, $329.99 on a 2-year plan, $379.99 on a 1-year plan and 429.99 USD for 30 days.
AT&T and Pantech have been working hard in order to develop and prepare the Pantech Duo C810’s successor. The Duo 2 offers Windows Mobile 6.1, it also features Pantech’s dual sliding mechanism as previously seen on the Pantech Helio Ocean.
The new Duo will proudly display the model number C820, and has been said to feature a well-rounded black casing that’s said to jog our memory of the older but innovative Motorola MPx200. We’ve also been told that the all smooth dual sliding feel is “excellent”.
The Duo showcases a well-illuminated numeric and QWERTY key pad, with the apparent QWERTY side being the easiest to use of the two. It’ll have a 2.4-inch QVGA screen and the all so proprietary charge/sync connector paired along with a convenient microSD slot accompanied by a protective hard plastic cover.
The unveiled C820 seamlessly upgrades from a 1.3 to a 2 megapixel camera and offers the all new powerful version of Windows Mobile 6.1.
The Sway by Samsung is exclusively available for Verizon Wireless carrying a 2.2 inch display, a 2 megapixel camera with camcorder ability, microSD support up to 8GB, Instant Messaging as well as video and picture messaging. The mid-level slider provides 270 minutes of talk time and 312 hours of standby time.
As the holiday seasons approach there’s one cellular company that’s offering a new addition to their all sleek music phone line up. Although many savvy music lovers that put to use the unmatched US Cellular wireless service will feel as though they’ve encountered the 8th wonder of the world, I assure you that the all new LG Rhythm for US Cellular is much more easier to attain than the “other” 7.
If you’ve never heard of the upscale smart phone called the LG Rhythm, fear not! Because this touch-screen music phone offers a superior music system with a built in FM transmitter allowing this one of a kind wonder to stream music tracks to stereo receivers up to 10 feet away.
The Rhythm also comes with a 2” LCD Screen, a high quality resolution 1.3 Megapixel camera and a camcorder allowing you to record videos and store them into a microSD card that can support up to 16 GB of memory. US Cellular customers will have the option of purchasing the LG Rhythm in pink as well as black.
At this moment US Cellular has selected to offer the LG Rhythm to its current and potential customers at the set price of $279.00 without a service agreement, and a final low price of $79.95 after instant online purchasing discounts and a mail in rebate.
