Another great-sounding handset makes its way to the market. You’ll have to make way for RIM’s (Research In Motion) newest addition to the Blackberry line-up – the Blackberry Curve as what they fondly call it but more formally known as the model 8300. It got its Curve name because of its curvy exterior design, a design that’s taken from the previous models the Pearl and the 8800 series. When it comes to style the Curve could be everything that you want because of its slim design weighing only 4.2 x 2.4 x 0.6 inches and weighing a mere 3.9 ounces, only faintly bigger than the famous Blackberry Pearl. It also has a new improved QWERTY keyboard.

As you go get to know the Blackberry Curve deeper you’ll be even more amazed by its exciting features such as the larger screen with 320 x 240 pixels and also the light-sensing technology that mechanically adjusts the backlight depending on the environment which the user is in. Enabling it to function in whatever location is its GSM/GPRS/EDGE capabilities. It still comes with blackberry’s e-mail delivery software.

Other features that will you say wow is the 2 megapixel camera, Media manager software suite. It also has an improved media player, real-sized stereo headphone jack and a microSD expansion card slot. The Blackberry Maps in particular is a very beneficial feature for those who usually go on trips in whatever location. The new Blackberry Curve will be another great choice for the smartphone users and especially for business people.