BlackBerry smartphones BlackBerry Curve 9350 (CDMA-Evdo), BlackBerry Curve 9360 (GSM/3G) and BlackBerry Curve 9370 (Dual Mode World Phone) have been announced by RIM (Research In Motion). All the three phones will work on the Blackberry 7 operating system.
All the three handsets will be powered by a 800MHz processor, will have 512 RAM, GPS, Wi-Fi of RAM, HSPA+ 14.4 Mbps wireless data connectivity, Wi-Fi and are packed with 5 MP shooters. The micro SD/SDHC slot that is present in the phone can support up to 32 GB memory card for additional storage. While Blackberry Curve 9350 and 9360 has 512 MB RAM the Curve 9370 is packed with 1GB internal memory.
The new handsets will be targeting a large part of the global mobile phone market including the support of NFC, which is a new technology that has very attractive capabilities such as displaying SmartPoster tags at the click of a button.
BlackBerry smartphones BlackBerry Curve 9350, BlackBerry Curve 9360 and BlackBerry Curve 9370 will be available from Canadian carriers this month followed by other carriers across the globe by September. The price of the handsets has not been disclosed yet, but they will be disclosed by the carriers after deciding it with RIM. Same is the case with the availability of the handsets in various countries.
