BlackBerry Curve 9380
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14 years ago
BlackBerry Curve 9380: Death by touch screen [Review]
The 9380 is BlackBerry’s first full touchscreen Curve model, and it is very pretty. At 109 mm tall and 60 mm wide, it is the same BlackBerry size that fits perfectly in your hand, but is just a bit skinnier than most at just over a centimetre thick. It’s light...
Pros:
- BlackBerry OS 7 â€" customisable menu panels and the social feed made me happy,
Cons:
- The 9380’s capacitive touch screen isn’t the greatest
- I think it’s because the letters on the
13 years ago
RIM (Research in Motion), a well-known leader in wireless innovation launched its one more gem falling under the precious line of Blackberry mobile phones. RIM launched the much awaited BlackBerry Curve 9380 on November, 2011 at an event.
Pros:
- Facilitated with SNS applications
- Integrated with high speed EDGE and GPRS
- The availability of MP3/eAAC+/WMA/WAV/FLAC and MP4/H.263/H.264/WMV players offer excellent music experience
- Curve 9380 keeps the user socially connected
- Advanced BBM-connected applications
- GPS receiver and BlackBerry...
Cons:
- No video calling
- No physical QWERTY keyboard
- Unavailability of FM radio
- No Flash support for the web browser
- Screen has no haptic feedback
12 years ago
Not a good phone
I brought this phone with great expectation.But unfortunately i miss the Qwerty keyboard from blackberry.The 3G option is not useful in india as the same is not available from service providers.This phone does not also support tathering.
11 years ago
BlackBerry Curve 9380 review
It's horses for courses, but if you don't want the bulk of its larger cousin, the Curve 9380 offers a slick little package with a decent range of features so long as you're not expecting especially high performance.
Pros:
- Slim and sleek styling
- BlackBerry 7 OS
Cons:
- Screen not too sharp
- onscreen keyboard a bit cramped
- processor shows occasional signs of lag
- awkward hard buttons
- not a great selection in BlackBerry App World
14 years ago
The BlackBerry Curve 9380 marks somewhat of a milestone for RIM, as it is the company's first device of the supposedly affordable Curve series that comes in a touchscreen-only form.
Pros:
- A full suite of BlackBerry services
- Good call quality
- DivX video playback support
Cons:
- Pricey for the specs
- yet unappealing to the typical BlackBerry user
- Stiff volume rocker and camera keys
- Fixed-focus rear camera and no front-facing cam
14 years ago
The 9380 is BlackBerry’s first full touchscreen Curve model, and it is very pretty. At 109 mm tall and 60 mm wide, it is the same BlackBerry size that fits perfectly in your hand, but is just a bit skinnier than most at just over a centimetre thick.
Pros:
- BlackBerry OS 7 â€" customisable menu panels and the social feed made me happy
- universal voice search
- maps â€" navigation was easy
- fast and pretty accurate
Cons:
- The 9380’s capacitive touch screen isn’t the greatest
- I think it’s because the letters on the keyboard are too close together
- even in landscape mode.
14 years ago
BlackBerry Curve 9380 in-depth review -
Despite its lightweight design, the Bold 9790 feels reassuringly solid and is comfortable to operate The touch-screen sensitivity is all over the place, but fans of physical keys will love the QWERTY keyboard The apps store is rather barren still, but there are plenty of great business and social...
Pros:
- Physical keyboard
- worthy business apps
- excellent battery life
Cons:
- Ropey touch-screen
- stilted web browsing
- fewer apps compared to rivals
14 years ago
Blackberry Curve 9380
If you're not entirely convinced by touchscreen technology and prefer the tactile response of pushing real fingers on real keys, you may prefer one of the more traditional BlackBerries, such as the Curve 8520 .
14 years ago
BlackBerry Curve 9380 Review
Quite clearly, RIM is focusing on the touchscreen phone market this year. Phones with touchscreens and QWERTY keypads as well as touchscreen only devices are now available in the Curve range as well. And we think it is a good value for money device. Read on to know why.
Pros:
- Not very expensive
- Sleek and slim form factor
- Classy build quality
Cons:
- OS 7 still isn't completely meant for touch
14 years ago
BlackBerry Curve 9380 Review
It seems like there's no stopping RIM from launching new devices. The latest to make it out from the Canadian firm is the 9380. Following in the footsteps of the Torch 9860 , the Curve 9380 is designed to try and offer as much with lower specs and naturally, at a lower price. Here's what we thought.
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