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Mobile BlackBerry 8900 Review
The sharp and compact BlackBerry Curve 8900 spells business and oozes with class. Easily the hottest looker in the Curve lineup - and possibly a portfolio-wide - earns much respect as a massive upgrade functionality over its predecessors.

The Newest BlackBerry, Blackberry Curve 8900 issued in November 2008 is similar with BlackBerry Bold 9000 but unfortunately not equipped with 3G network.
Stay in touch with all the people in your life no matter how you reach them. To help you stay on top of what’s happening and be available to the people who need you, BlackBerry Curve smartphones provide high-quality voice, phone and text-based communications.
When words aren’t enough, take a picture! With just a few clicks, you can send your image in an email, picture message or instant message chat. Or upload it to sites like Facebook® and Flickr™
And when an event can’t be captured in a single instant, use sound and action to tell the story using the video camera.
The fun goes with you. Designed to deliver an incredible multimedia experience on the go, the media player supports the playback of most popular file formats. That means you can watch video clips in clear, vivid colour and listen to your favorite songs without missing a note.
There’s an easier way to get where you’re going. With built-in GPS capabilities, and BlackBerry® Maps, you get text-based turn-by-turn directions, to help you figure out where you are and how to get where you need to be.
Use a Wi-Fi® network to check email, shop online or make phone calls. Wireless home networks and public hotspots can give you access to all of your BlackBerry® services.
Setting up Wi-Fi networks on your BlackBerry Curve smartphone is easy and switching back and forth from your carrier service can be seamless.
Available at O2 UK and The Carphone Warehouse (UK)

Mobile BlackBerry 8900 Specifications

• Dimensions (LxWxD) 109mm x 60mm x 13.5mm
• Weight (approx. with battery) 109.9g
• Display Screen resolution (480x360pixels) pixel color display (Half VGA)
• Buttons & Controls Trackball, Full QWERTY keyboard, Send, End, Mute, Menu, Escape two convenience keys
• Spell Check Yes
• User Interface Intuitive icons and menus
• Processor Marvell 512MHz processor
• Internal Memory 256MB of onboard memory
• Expandable Memory 1GB microSD card, support for microSDHC ®
• Notification Ringtones, vibrate mode, LED indicator
• Ring tones MP3, MIDI, AMR-NB, AAC / AAC + / eAAC +, WMA & Polyphonic Ring Tones
• Voice Input / Output Integrated earpiece and microphone, Hands-free headset capable, Bluetooth Stereo Headset capable, Integrated Hands-free Speakerphone
• GPRS Yes
• Edge Yes
• 3G No
• Yes GPS
• Wi-Fi Yes, b & g
• Bluetooth ® Yes, Stereo v.2.0
• Standard battery Enhanced capacity 1400mAh battery
• Talk Time (up to) 5.5 hours
• Standby Time (up to) 14 days 20 hours
• Bands Network Quadband GSM / GPRS / EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
• Accessories in the box Removable Battery (1400 mAh), Stereo headset, handheld pouch, a 1GB removable microSD card, a UK / Euro / US Mains Travel Charger, Micro-USB synchronization cable, Desktop Manager 4.7 Software CD, Getting Started Guides, and Tricks Tips Guide
• Single user icon WAP Browsers, HTML
• MMS Yes
• SMS Yes
• Camera 3.2MP camera with 2x digital zoom
• Media Player Next Generation of multi-media player
• Keyboard Security Password & Keyboard lock

Weaknesses Mobile BlackBerry 8900

• No 3G
• No email support without the BlackBerry Internet Service account
• Mediocre camera
• No FM radio

 Why choose Mobile BlackBerry 8900
The distinct insider kind of charm of the BlackBerry handsets phases out into history as RIM are Trying to take on the world and competitors with a new design language. OK, baptizing new converts was the Storm's job while the Curve 8900 Seems the right stuff to inspire upgraders. Either way, we're happy to extend our streak BlackBerry Curve and the latest put through its paces.
Source: eu.blackberry.com