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Virgin Media has launched a range of BlackBerry smartphones on pay as you go. The BlackBerry Torch, BlackBerry Bold 9780, BlackBerry Curve 8520, BlackBerry 9300 and BlackBerry Pearl 3G are all now available through the service.
Virgin Media is now offering the BlackBerry Curve 8520 on a contract of just £12 a month – or a piffling £10 a month if you’re a Virgin Media home entertainment customer. Over 24 months, that works out the same (or less) as buying the BlackBerry Curve SIM-free. In other words, it’s a pretty astonishing deal.
We got to grips with the BlackBerry Curve 8520, RIM’s latest entry level email machine, yesterday, but if all those juicy shots weren’t enough for you, never fear: we’ve got a hands-on video to walk you through too. Read on to see the new ‘Berry in action.
The BlackBerry Curve 8520 has only been official for a few short hours, but already we’ve got to grips with the budget blower. Is it RIM’s most accessible smartphone yet? And what’s that new fangled trackpad like? Read on and find out!
Having already been christened on the other side of the pond due to some scurrilous leaks, the BlackBerry Curve 8520 has just been blessed with an official UK release by RIM. Offering in–built email addiction and a slew of basics for burgeoning BlackBerry addicts, the Curve 8520 is set to land in your palms by next month. Keep reading to get all the juicy facts.