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I presently have the 8530 blackberry and a friend of mine has a 9930 (not the flip one) she needs to sell me, I was seem for views on whether or not I should exchange. I know her phone is newer than mine phone, but if that’s the just reason. After that it might be kind of useless. Please if anyone has any idea or any opinion on any of this mobile phone than please let me know because this is really necessary for me.
Here I just wish to add something in this case. I have bit knowledge on this and even I just search on this after seeing your thread, but can’t get any more information for you. How much I know is: It’s quite much the blackberry 9330 has more interior memory and can run OS6, that’s quite much it. I think you mean 9330 as well by the way. The website linked is Canadian, but it does not stuff as the phone models are all the similar spec.
The BlackBerry Curve 8530 commonly fits into the BlackBerry arrangement as a refresher to the currently ever-present Curve 83xx, and is meant to sit between ingress-level models similar to the Pearl and Pearl Flip, and superior end models like the world-dominating Tour and Bold. For only $50 from Sprint, users obtain an ground-breaking trackpad, Bluetooth, GPS, Wi-Fi, 3G coverage, and a astonishingly impressive 2 megapixel camera , all revolved into a well sized form factor.
it live and up close. This is RIM's thinnest appliance to date and with its versatile stainless steel bezel, complete QWERTY keyboard and Touchscreen, the BlackBerry Bold Touch is certainly one of the most excellent looking devices too. If you haven't previously, look into all of our BlackBerry Bold 9930 coverage for more on RIM's most recent Bold.
The Curve 8530 has a fashion-forward design intended for a younger consumer. Instead of a chrome bezel and the sharp keys that you find comfort in the Tour, you'll find a rubber band around the face with the convenience keys that seem to leave their sides. At the top of the device is a set of keys to control the media. The front of the phone displays what is perhaps its best feature - the trackpad instead of the traditional wheel. Whether you're an experienced veteran or a novice BB, you'll appreciate the intuitive, easy to use reliable performance of the trackpad.
Here I wish to say few things on this. I really don't know why they did this. I have to dispose of the camera key and restore with my phonebook because currently I have my phonebook on the other side. Alternatively Tray icon system permits us to rapidly jump into the media panel and strike camera. Lots of people here disgust the Tray system which came out in OS6, but I love it and I feel it save time for me, although a few people discover it, it takes time to discover programs.