The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8310 adds GPS capabilities to the already impressive and sleek messaging... (cnet.com)
Excellent keyboard and trackball; good screen; built-in sat-nav (cnet.co.uk)
alaTest Review Summary
We have collected and analysed 32 expert reviews and 170 user reviews from international sources. The alaScore™ for this product is 89/100 = Very good. Experts rate this product 78/100 and users rate it 83/100. The average review date is January 29, 2008. We have compared these reviews to 278078 reviews from other Cell Phones. Last update: December 1, 2008.
BlackBerry Handheld Software 312 MHz - ROM: 64 MB 2.5" TFT ( 320 x 240 ) - camera - Bluetooth 2.0 - GPS - GSM 850/900/1800/1900 - silver
The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8310 adds GPS capabilities to the already impressive and sleek messaging smartphone. You also get a 2-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, and good call quality.
The Curve 8310 doesn't offer Wi-Fi or 3G support. The Web browser isn't the sleekest, and the camera lacks video-recording capabilities. Also, unlike the T-Mobile version, you get only the proprietary BlackBerry Messenger IM client.
Still offering an attractive design and excellent messaging capabilities, the addition of GPS makes the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8310 an even more attractive choice for road warriors.
The tradeoff is that for the GPS, you give up integrated Wi-Fi, which is what...
The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8310 is a stylish-looking handset aimed at consumers. It's a top class messaging device and has a good range of features, including a built in sat-nav, an excellent Qwerty keyboard and trackball and a decent digital camera
Excellent keyboard and trackball; good screen; built-in sat-nav
No Wi-Fi or 3G support; basic navigation
It's a shame that the RIM BlackBerry 8310 lacks Wi-Fi and 3G support, but with its slick design, full Qwerty keyboard and excellent messaging software, the handset is still an impressive mobile for emailing. And while the GPS functionality might be rather...
The BlackBerry Curve 8310 looks almost identical to the older 8300, but this ...
The curvy QWERTY phone for the professional on the move.
Lightweight (for a QWERTY phone), Pearl Trackball navigation, Very good QWERTY keyboard, Intuitive UI, Good battery life.
No 3G, Official version is expensive, No memory card bundled, No maps for GPS bundled.
Great phone not very many flaws.
Great for texting. I only use the basics, so I don't know how the internet is but the interface is amazing along with the camera. It has to be the best 2.0 Mega Pixel camera iv used. 3.5 mm jack great sound quality. Very loud speaker.
Theres no video recording. and the settings can be a little confusing.
1. Can't shoot video. How many phones/PDA's...
I can use the screen as a flashlight.Some nice ring tones.It's thinner than my Treo 700.GPS with Google maps is cool.
Can't shoot video.Phone reception stinks.Very limited themes.Extra crap I can't delete.Browser is horrible.Tethering is not standard.
Stilish, good keyboard
unable to read html emails. The calendar is not good. Unable to send meeting requests from calendar. But the really bad thing is the email software.
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