The BlackBerry Curve 8520 is the latest addition to the world’s most famous mobile email family, bringing a hefty dollop of style and panache to the BlackBerry gene pool, not to mention a few new tricks. Watch our video and see BlackBerry’s latest business phone in action!
Not in the too distant past, BlackBerry reigned supreme when it came to QWERTY phones. But in just a year, blowers toting full keyboards have gone from being the preserve of City boys and harried media morons to must–have touchscreen alternatives. And the BlackBerry Curve 8520 is RIM’s attempt to corner the kids with a classic effort, and slap down competition from Nokia and INQ in the process. Can it do it? Read our full BlackBerry Curve 8520 review to find out.
Happy lunchtime! It’s time you stopped working, and started reading. We’ve rounded up all the must-see news of the day so far, so close the spreadsheet, shut down the word processor and get set for the lunchtime lowdown!
We’ve taken a few shots of the BlackBerry Curve 8520. But RIM”s latest emailer has just popped through our letterbox, so we thought it’d be rude not to take it out of its box and grab a few more close up pics for you to ogle at. Keep reading and see the ruggedised, trackpad–packing Curve 8520 in action.
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!
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