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Being a big fan of BB, I purchased a BB curve 9320 few months ago. Initially, performance has been upto the mark except some battery backup issues, but later it started creating lot of issues- while using the phone it will get re-started/switched off frequently. Many times during call, it will stop working automatically. Handset got serviced three times under warranty period but the issue has not been fixed and more embracing thing is that even after replacing the battery, problem remains the same. Planning for one more round of service. During my first visit to redington service center guy in B"lore demanded Rs. 200/- for data backup service, but no data has been got stored in the memory device. Second time, the service guy advised to change the battery from the basement shop run by the service center guy. Rs 2300/- has been charged for a battery replacement and problem still exists as it is. Good luck to BB. Cheers, Sumesh.(read more)

Research In Motion today added the BlackBerry Curve 9320 to its entry-level range of smartphones. It is a compact monoblock-style device with a full backlit QWERTY keyboard and a 2.44-inch non-touch display with 320 x 240 resolution. The 9320 runs BlackBerry OS 7.1 and features a dedicated hardware button for its popular BlackBerry Messenger service. Other features include a 3.2-megapixel camera with video capture; Wifi, GPS, Bluetooth, and FM radios; 512MB of on-board storage and support for 32GB microSD cards. Though no U.S. carriers have announced plans to sell the 9320, it supports the 2G/3G networks of both AT&T and T-Mobile.

Love the form factor of BB but, BBM popular? I don"t even know anyone who has a BB anymore. Anyway, RIM still playing down specs, I see. Is this a software issue or what? 512MB of on board storage and you probably still can"t install apps on the microSD card. Come on RIM, you can do better.

Love the form factor of BB but, BBM popular? I don"t even know anyone who has a BB anymore. Anyway, RIM still playing down specs, I see. Is this a software issue or what? 512MB of on board storage and you probably stil...

Blackberry has honoured the Curve Series by introducing a reasonable phone: Blackberry Curve 9320. The Canadians have raised the bar of Elegance and Style, with its charming Display along with easy-to-use QWERTY keyboard; making this set BlackBerry"s ultimate low-budget QWERTY tool. A stunningly handsome design, and various social networking features make it a lovely gadget to spend money on. Curved with style, It surely is what, you"ve always dreamt for. The decent 3.15 MP Camera, provided with various features , enables you to take crispy snaps whenever you want. Owing to BlackBerry"s focus on social aspects of this phone, you can easily type a message or an E-mail through a fantastically built physical QWERTY keyboard with discrete keys, which makes typing a fun and quick thing to do. Stay closer to what really matters on the BlackBerry® Curve™ 9320. The best-in-class QWERTY keyboard makes messaging effortless; while the fast BlackBerry web browser lets you search more of the internet whenever you want. Sharing your discoveries is simple too, with your email, social networks and BlackBerry® Messenger just a couple of clicks away.

BlackBerry Curve 9320 has an adorable 2.44 inches shiny display with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. The 164 ppi density does the job reasonably well, enabling the user to relish the crispy colours experience. The viewing angles are brilliant, as can be expected from BlackBerry.Light in weight, slim in built, but a giant specs-wise, its sleek and classy look is what the consumers long for, having an enviable slim body making Curve 9320 best in its class and pleasure to grasp in hand. The keyboard is typical Curve fare, with small keys that give a satisfying, tinny click when pushed in. BlackBerry has proved its marketing genius by including a 512 MB RAM ; quite higher than its rivals within the same price range. The 3.15 mega pixel rear camera provides with a satisfying brilliance whenever you"re in need of capturing a beautiful moment. An extra heap of storage with the help of MicroSD card Slot enables us to further expand its 512 MB internal storage.There is a dedicated BBM button provided by BlackBerry, which means that your connection to the whole world is just a click away.This gadget comes with decent 1450 mAh battery which has a talktime of more than 7 hours, powerful enough to prove to have a lead over other low-range smartphones.The back cover of the phone is made of glossy white plastic, giving an elegant look. On the top, you"ll find the 3.5mm headphone jack and an unlock button, while the right-hand side has the volume buttons and convenience key, which is set by default to fire up the camera.

Connect with friends in an instant. Hit the dedicated BBM™ key to chat, send pictures and share the latest news. Plan a night out with a group message, or chat privately one-to-one. You can even see when your message has been delivered, read or if someone is replying. BBM is truly the best messenger a QWERTY phone can have. BBM Music app lets you access millions of songs, create playlists, and swap tracks with your BBM friends. The more friends you have, the more music you get. It"s the innovative social music app, exclusive to BlackBerry.You can also enter the world of online gaming using BBM and play a number of exciting multiplayer games with your friends.Discovering and exploring great apps and content is easier than ever with access to more than 100,000 apps on the BlackBerry"s own store.The handset is preloaded with popular applications such as Twitter, MySpace and Facebook making it a socially active smartphone. BlackBerry Curve"s browser provides very convenient surfing experience with its powerful features.

If you"re a socially active person who wishes to keep himself connected to the world with minimum burden on his pocket, then Curve 9320 is the gadget made for you.The BlackBerry Curve 9320 smartphone gives you truly the best social experience.It is surely the device you"ll love to have, it has sufficient processing power to perform every single task. BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) is certainly one of the best tools to keep you connected to the world via your phone. It is designed to fit perfectly in your pocket. Decently built by BlackBerry, a flawless QWERTY keyboard smartphone. Overall, it"s the perfect device, enabling you to enjoy every aspect of your routine; daily tasks to games, work to entertainment, mails to messages. While BlackBerry Q5"s elite design makes you feast your eyes along with its elegant and sophisticated keyboard; at the same time you can enjoy the charms of BB OS which is undoubtedly matchless because of its user-friendly features.

RIM (Research in Motion) announced the BlackBerry Curve 9320 in early May that launched in India at the end of May. This is the 3G version of the Curve 9220 that we reviewed in April. It has similar features as the Curve 9220, in addition it comes with 3G support and a better 3.2MP camera with flash. Let’s get into the detailed review.

The phone 2.44-inch TFT display with 320×240 pixel resolution with 164 ppi. It is good but not impressive, they could have provided at least a 480 x 360 pixel resolution display with 246 ppi in the Curve 9360, that costs around 18k in the market. The display is prone to scratches, so better get a screen protector as soon as you get the device. The earpiece is at the top with notification LED next to it and a BlackBerry branding next to it.

There are keys for Dialer, Menu, Back and End / Power with the Trackpad in the middle. The 35 – key QWERTY keyboard is comfortable to type and it is backlit. There is a microphone and a loud speaker at the bottom.

The BlackBerry Curve 9320 runs on the latest BlackBerry OS 7.1 similar to 9220. This brings the most expected Wi-Fi Hotspot feature. The home screen looks the same with the shortcuts at the bottom and a navigation bar above that which you can swipe to access frequent apps, downloads, Media and Favorites.

There are notification icons at the top for battery and wireless indicators. The notification icon is below that notifies e-mails, twitter, Facebook or other notifications. You can press and hold the BlackBerry key to access recent apps or just press it to manage panels, add a folder, change home screen preferences which has options to change the wallpaper, set number of icon rows (max 2), or change downloads folder.

There are the usual utility apps such as Calendar, MemoPad note taking app,Tasks, Calculator,  Documents to Go to view documents, Files (file manager), Voice dialing, Voice Notes, Voice Notes recorder, Password Keeper and BlackBerry protect.

Other apps include, Facebook, Twitter, Social Feeds with both twitter and Facebook, Maps, YouTube and Games like BrickBreaker and Word Mole. There are IM apps such as Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger and GTalk. You can always download more apps from the BlackBerry World App.

The Music Player can play WMA, MP3, FLAC, OGG, AAC, AMR, WAV, MID formats and video formats such as MP4, M4A, 3GP, 3GP2, M4V, AVI, ASF, WMV. There are several music player options such as shuffle, repeat etc. You can use the button between the volume rocker to pause / resume the song. There is equalizer and bass booster to enhance the audio. The loud speaker is quite loud and offers optimal audio output. The FM Radio has RDS and auto scan option.

The messaging part include the universal message box for text messages, notifications and e-mail. You can press and hold the trackpad to view more options in a message. There is the BBM (BlackBerry Messenger) which is easily accessible using the hardware BBM button on the right side of the device. The new BBM integrated apps feature lets you connect the Apps to BBM so that you can share the Twitter status, Foursquare checks etc. with your friends on BBM and also let others view your apps and download them from you BBM profile.

This tiny device is definitely powerful with the 806 MHz processor. The 512MB RAM makes you multitask easily with quite a number of apps running in the background. 512MB internal memory with an optional micro SD card expansion slot is a plus. The 1450 mAh battery lasts for 2 complete days, with Always on Push email on EDGE, few hours of Music, FM Radio, few calls and messaging. If you are on 3G, then it should last more than a day. The camera is better than the one in 9220 but the LED flash could have been better.  The only problem with the device is the low resolution qVGA display at 164 ppi. At a price of about Rs. 15500, this is definitely a good entry level 3G BlackBerry phone.

Research in Motion(RIM) recently launched 3G variant of Blackberry Curve 9320.  The new Blackberry curve  9320 runs on Blackberry 7.1OS and has features such as Mobile Hotspot,Wi-Fi calling where available and Parental controls. It has non touch 2.44 inch LCD display with screen resolution of 320*240 pixels.

Like Blackberry 9220, this phone too has dedicated BBM key on the side. Blackberry Curve 9320 sports 512MB RAM and ROM, microSD card slot, FM Radio and 1450 mAh battery. There is a 3.2MP rear snapper with flash and supports video recording and Geo tagging with the help of inbuilt GPS. Blackberry Curve 9320 price in India is ₹15,990.

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