Blackberry Bold vs Blackberry Curve 8900: Which one is better?
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Very similar. The Bold has 3G which is blazingly fast which is great for internet and downloads. It is also built more solid and has a more sophisticated look. The curve 8900 uses EDGE which is fine for mobile browsing, and email. Smaller, more sleek. Same operating system, etc. Try both out in the store (Bold @ ATT, Curve 8900 at t-mobile and coming soon to ATT i think.) Technically the Bold is a better phone but I prefer the curve 8900 due to its size and the cheaper t-mobile plans vs. very expensive att plans.
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I don't really know but the screen is exactly the same as the one on the Blackberry I bought. I can't notice a single difference.
1152157
See the Samsung Note II website. I love the large screen & keyboard with separate line of numbers. Great phone for us who have trouble reading the tiny print on iPhone and others with small screens
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Hello, Thank you for your message. We can confirm this item will indeed work with your Blackberry Bold model phone and all 3.5mm device. Hope we were able to answer your question. Have a nice day.
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It if it is original my experience with that Blackberry is not negative, I am here with the lighting, the sensor's broken keyboard with an old version of the software
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Very little difference. I liked it very much. If you are a die hard blackberry user you will be happy with it. I finally took the plunge and tried the I phone and I am very eased with it also
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Hey D. Arriola, The 8330 blackberry you have particularly does not have the capabilities of playing music. But, to be sure type in the browser of your computer blackberry 8330.com ask there when you find the right address of choice.If your BlackBerry Curve 8330 if it has play/pause, next buttons on the top...then you are good to go.Other than that, trade it in for either BlackBerry storm 2 Smart phone with rec, play back, pic-phone download, upload with stereo 3.5mm headphones (single input jack, some have dual inputs jacks) or upgrade higher.Hope that helps.
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Thanks for the interest. It does not belong to any operator. These are from BlackBerry direct and not branded to any network. Factory Unlocked, GSM Units MODEL NUMBER : RFN81UW COMPATIBLE WITH NETWORK SIM CARDS THAT WORKS ON : 2G Quad-band GSM support: GSM 850, GSM 900, DCS 1800, PCS 1900 MHz 3G Tri-band HSPA+ support: UMTS 800, UMTS 850, UMTS 900, UMTS 1900, UMTS 2100 MHz 4G LTE Dual-Band Support: LTE 800, LTE 900, LTE 1800, LTE 2600 Mhz Please Check and verify with Your network provider the Compatibility Before You Buy.
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Oh yeah. I have an 810. Works great. The turn by turn sometimes isn't all that but not a consequence of the added map. Probably a consequence of the device.
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Most of the features are the same, but the specs on the 800 seemed better to me? The 800 has more connectivity to the Grace website, your pc, and allows more choices in selections. Thought the processor was better. The receiver search function seems more user-friendly; any feature I've used so far has worked great; seamless connection to network, easy set-up (but that may be the same with the 200?); consider the Grace my best buy for music in a long time.
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No idea. Sorry. You should know that all the flips on line these days are refurbished despite what the sellers represent. I've had good luck with the ones I've purchased but, as you get farther and farther away from the time Blackberry discontinued the model, I think they become less reliable.
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A Blackberry is not the same thing as a Android phone. There are some benefits to a Blackberry (its good if you need to deal with email on your phone a lot) but its not for what you mean as a "smart" phone. as for the $2 a day thing, off the Amazon website it says:"Choose from Monthly Unlimited or $2 Daily Unlimited plans with unlimited talk, text, e-mail, and web"But Boost $2 a day is not worth it! I would suggest going to Metro PCS and get $40 a month unlimited everything. Good Luck
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No flaws perse but BlackBerry OS has fallen behind in innovation. If you're familiar with this OS and enjoy using it then by all means go ahead and purchase the device but if you like to be up to date with technology then go with Android OS device
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The one I got was a Verizon Branded STL100-4 model. The picture doesn't show that. I can't say which one you would get. You may have to ask the seller directly. There's no regular and international Z10. There are 4 different models which support different frequency bands and technologies. The most compatible one is the STL100-3. http://www.berryreview.com/2013/03/13/the-four-blackberry-z10-models-explained-stl100-x/ All sellers should list the model they're offering. What's taking place is akin to a lottery.
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The wider screen provides a few niceties, such as it's a bit easier to input data because the ABC keyboard isn't as small, plus the wider screen allows for a QWERTY keyboard interface along with the ABC keyboard interface. If one uses it in 2D mode, the wider map screen may be helpful. For those who prefer to use the device in 3D mode (the way it appears in the pictures), a wider screen doesn't help much since the height of the two units are close to the same. Personally, I don't mind the smaller size at all (I owned the 260 as well as the 765), the text is the same size and found it a bit easier to slip the smaller screen model into shirt my pocket.
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Bold 9930 has 3.5mm earphone jack but unfortunately doesn't have an FM radio feature. I think you get fm radio on the BB curves devices only.
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It has worked with Android devices. I'm not familar with the Blackberry Bold's OS if it's android then it should work fine. I have used both a Samsung phone and a Sony/ericsson phone