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BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 Phone, Grey (T-Mobile)
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- 3G-enabled, affordable BlackBerry in violets for accessing all your e-mail and messaging plus fast Web browsing and data downloads
- Compatible with T-Mobile’s 3G network, unlimited nationwide Wi-Fi Calling with T-Mobile?s Unlimited HotSpot Calling service
- Wi-Fi networking; Bluetooth stereo music; microSD expansion to 32 GB; GPS for navigation using BlackBerry Maps; Visual Voicemail
- Up to 4.5 hours of talk time, up to 456 hours (19 days) of standby time; released in September, 2010
- In Box: handset, rechargeable battery, charger, 2 GB micorSD card, USB cable, stereo hands-free headset, quick start guide, user manual
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This variant of the Curve adds Wi-Fi with UMA, but is otherwise similar to the original 8300 model. Other features of this consumer-oriented BlackBerry include a 2 megapixel camera, music player, stereo Bluetooth, 3.5mm headphone jack, and memory card slot.Slim and affordable like its predecessor, the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 for T-Mobile is a great choice for those who need to be connected to work, friends and family while on the go. The easily pocketable Curve 3G features a comfortable full-QW
BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 Phone, Grey (T-Mobile)
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Mobile Phones question by Abdul Jakul Salsalin: How to make unlimited calls to mobile phones in the Philippines using Skype?
How to make unlimited calls to mobile phones in the Philippines using Skype if I’m living abroad? The Philippines is not included in the list of Unlimited Country and Unlimited World in Skype.
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Answer by Galileah_B
You cant. But there is a trick. if your family has an iphone or any smart phone that has the Skype application. As long its online on thier phone you can call them skype to skype for free.
Another way is what i heard called a magic jack. Where it allows you to make long distance calls for free *supposedly* from your PC to a phone anywhere in the world
Nothing Groundbreaking, But Its Reliable,
I picked up the Blackberry Curve 3G 9300 at my local RadioShack for FREE and walked away with a nice phone at a very reasonable price. The BB Curve 3G has retained everything from the previous Curve models, but now includes 3G which is a must for any phone these days. To offer EDGE is a complete INSULT! It’s like someone saying that they still use dial up to access the internet. It still has the same web browser with the ability to zoom in & out with ease. However, a better browser has sadly been missing in action for all BB models since the rise of the iPhone and Android devices that pop up left and right just about every other day. I can safely say that this browser is also one of the best, but it does lack behind the competition. However, the BB excels when it comes to email. Emails are received instantly on BB devices while Android and Apple require that users to hit refresh after accessing their email icon before receiving emails. Of course, the trade off is that the emails don’t arrive in full HTML format the way they would appear on a comp screen – another unfortunate trade off.
The new BB Curve has chrome colored edges to give it a more high-end fashion feel though it still retains its inexpensive plastic feel which can be a plus or a negative for some. The device is also extremely light weight. Everyone must remember that the Curve series is now known as the entry level line to RIMMs smartphone’s. This means that users are subjected to a lower screen resolution that doesn’t exactly look the most vibrant or sharpest. Colors just don’t pop and the screen looks like a cartoon every time I look at it. Despite this fact, it still plays videos very well. You can load any video to the device’s memory card and it will play very fluidly. Sadly, this device doesn’t come with BB OS 6 installed. It does state clearly that its OS 6 ready as soon as the software is ready to be released (Hopefully Soon). I am sure by now everyone is sick and tired of the OS 5 and ready to move on.
The BB Bold 9700 has been out for about one year and it’s practically the same price as this model and most places carry the BB Bold 9700 for free, so I’d recommend going with a higher end model over this. The BB Curve 3G might be aiming for the tweens on a limited budget, but nothing changes the required data plan which ends up making the monthly bill the same despite having a different model device.
Pros:
Nice price for new smartphone users (Free in most places)
Nice fashion colors that only the CURVE series has
3.5 MM headjack
Nice form factor
New OS (Currently OS 5, but for OS 6 to arrive soon)
Excellent call quality
Decent Web browser
Mini SD up to 32GB
Use your songs as ringers
3G Internet Speeds
Wi-Fi
Personal Email (Up to 10 accounts can be added)
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BB Meesenger
BB App World
Full HTML Web Browser (Sometimes)
Excellent Multimedia Player (Accepts every format possible)
Crystal clear screen for playing videos
Includes 2 chargers (Wall Charger & USB charger)
Includes ear phones
Cons:
For long time BB users, this device is really just a cosmetic upgrade with a new OS (Flashier Icons)
Micro USB (No more Mini USB)
Camera is only 2.0MP and it should 8.0MP with HD recording capability
No Flash on the camera
Feels like a plastic toy
Poor screen resolution
Non RIMM Consumer Changes Mind!
Good entry level smartphones for new users who want to save without paying the high price. However, Verizon has pricey data and text messenging plans which are a requirement. It’s hard to justify the plan prices for such an average entry level device when Sprint and TMobile offer unlimited everything for only thirty dollars a month. With Verizon, thirty bucks only gets you data and nothing else.
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|Another nice Curve with T-Mobile Service,
I have been an Amazon and T-Mobile customer for a long time, and this is my third BlackBerry device, this model while not a revolutionary unit it’s a nice improvement over the original Curve with the trackball, the replacement button feels very nice and easy to use, the keys on the keyboard are a bit small for my taste but they feel fine while texting or typing an email.
The OS is nice, it’s not laggy like the original unit and it comes with nice extra apps, I have installed a some of my favorites such as Google Voice, Maps, Bloomberg just to name a few, and they run fine.
The 2Gb SD card is a nice addition to the package, I’ll probably need more than that to store all my data but prices are falling quickly.
The Wi Fi is great for downloads while near a hot spot.
Overall I like this phone, perhaps is not as versatile and modern as an Android or iPhone, but I don’t see myself being any other carrier’s customer (read AT&T and VZ)
My .02
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