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The Curve 3G 9300 is basically an updated version of the Curve 8520 - RIM's previous entry-level model. But rather than merely rehashing that phone, RIM has added in some tempting extras, not least of which is support for 3G, something that the 8520 was s...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-10-28 03:07:17
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The BlackBerry Curve 3G adds 3G to the Curve line of smartphones, and brings GPS into the Curve mix too. But the camera is poor, the screen resolution low, and the keyboard build is not quite at the top notch standard we anticipate from RIM. Maybe RIM...
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RIM BlackBerry has kitted out its entry-level BlackBerry Curve smartphone with 3G connectivity. The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 smartphone looks identical to the BlackBerry Curve 8520, but adds 3G and GPS capabilities. The BlackBerry Curve 3G is an inex...
RIM has added 3G connectivity and GPS to its entry-level Blackberry Curve, but everything else remains almost identical to the earlier model. This is yet another BlackBerry release that lacks a wow factor, but the upcoming BlackBerry 6 OS update shoul...
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RIM has been busy refreshing its range of smartphones lately. The BlackBerry Pearl received a 3G update and new keyboard and the series, Curve has had a makeover too. The Curve 3G 9300 offers HSDPA 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, a 2Mp camera, a Qwerty keyboard and al...
The Blackberry Curve 3G is at the bottom of RIM's range but still manages to pack in a useful range of features, including HSDPA 3G, Wi-Fi and GPS along with the standard Blackberry messaging expertise. The screen and camera are the main indicators of...
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channelpro.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-28 03:07:18
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A useful update to BlackBerry's low-cost intro-phone, but it's obvious where the corners have been cut The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is RIM's latest attempt to create a low-cost mass-market smartphone. The company splits its non-touchscreen phone range...
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The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is RIM's latest attempt to create a low-cost mass-market smartphone. The company splits its non-touchscreen phone range into Bold for the business market and Curve for consumers, although the operating system and basic setu...
A useful update to BlackBerry's low-cost intro-phone, but it's obvious where the corners have been cut...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-28 03:07:18
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RIM is pitching its BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 at newcomers to the smartphone sector — at least, that's the implication from the press release announcing the product. Although the Curve 3G handles mobile email well — as you'd expect from BlackBerry — and...
Adds 3G and GPS to the Curve range, Compact and familiar design...
Runs BlackBerry OS 5 (OS 6 upgrade is on the way), Screen resolution could be higher, Not a huge advance on the previous model...
The BlackBerry Curve 3G does not advance the Curve product line very far. Considering that its predecessor, the Curve 8520, is now a year old, the fact that the only additions are 3G and GPS could either be seen as a testament to the superb design of t...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-28 03:07:18
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on the BlackBerry Curve 3GAs an entry in the world of BlackBerry, the Curve 8520 did the job nicely. The Curve 3G does the same good job but the upgrades aren’t really impressive enough to justify the new handset. Of course it’s email and messaging ca...
You get up to ten push email accounts which are easy to set up and use.
Even though the BlackBerry Curve 3G has fast internet connectivity, video streaming is slow.
The BlackBerry Curve 3G is a superb messaging phone, but even the upgraded features weren't enough to convince us...
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itpro.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-28 03:07:18
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RIM’s new BlackBerry Curve 3G is likely to find its greatest appeal among budget-conscious newcomers to the smartphone world rather than existing smartphone veterans. It delivers mobile email as efficiently as ever. Unfortunately, its two megapixel cam...
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The new BlackBerry Curve 3G may not be the most exciting BlackBerry that has been in the media lately but it does have some nice new features compared to its predecessor the BlackBerry Curve 8520.The obvious and main one is that it now supports 3G, as...
The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is a great device. If you are deciding whether to get a BlackBerry then I think the choice needs to be made depending on your needs. If the most important thing for you is communication then get a BlackBerry. It handles...
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The BlackBerry Curve 3G is the latest addition to RIM's ever-expanding Curve range and, by the looks of it, the device is a slightly cheaper version of the Bold 9700.While the Curve 3G comes with RIM's traditional BlackBerry design, it looks and feels...
3G/GPS; strong battery life; BlackBerry 6 ready...
Awkward Qwerty keypad; low-resolution screen; bland design; average camera; pricey...
RIM has added 3G to the Curve range, but the other specifications are mediocre and let the device down. This handset may be a good choice for users who have yet to make the jump to a smartphone, but it offers business users nothing new. Those wanting...
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The BlackBerry Curve 3G (or 9300) is the newest handset from RIM, pitched at the entry-level, as confirmed by Mike Lazaridis, CEO: "The majority of people in the worldwide mobile phone market have yet to buy their first smartphone and the BlackBerry C...
Email service, looks good, connectivity, comfortable for calling...
Low spec screen, camera and video, doesn't sit comfortably in the hand, keyboard edge tapering can cause one-handed typing issues...
A year on from the 8520 and essentially you get GPS and 3G in the same bundle, which compared to rival handsets isn't anything to get excited about. Assuming the prices are as affordable as they were for the 8520 then it makes sense, but there are hard...
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The BlackBerry Curve 3G isn’t Research In Motion’s highest specced, flagship smartphone. But if you’re on a corporate BlackBerry network, there’s a good chance it’s what you’re going to be given come upgrade time, and its inevitably mid range price...
Keyboard, GPS now included, BlackBerry 6 on the way...
Screen is poor, boring build...
The new kit should have been included last year - but it’s still a first class messaging phone...
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fonehome.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-28 03:07:18
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The Curve series is BlackBerry’s middle-weight contender, filling the gap between the Bold and Pearl series. The BlackBerry Curve 9300 steps into the shoes of the popular Curve 8520 and 8900, but what do these numbers mean in real terms?...
Excellent keyboard, full spread of connectivity options...
Screen could be a bit better, you have to wait for the BlackBerry OS 6 update...
The screen isn’t a patch of those of the Bold series, but otherwise this phone features almost all the best bits of more expensive models...
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BlackBerry’s Curve 3G 9300 is a successor to several previous successful Curve models, with the addition of 3G. It feels strange, after months of testing touchscreen smartphones, to have my hands on a keyboard-and-trackball version. But that’s not nece...
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It has taken much longer than expected, but RIM has finally kitted out its entry-level BlackBerry Curve smartphone with 3G connectivity. The BlackBerry Curve 3G smartphone looks identical to the BlackBerry Curve 8520, but adds 3G and GPS capabilities...
Optical trackpad, upgradeable to BlackBerry 6 OS, best in class e-mail service, BlackBerry App World...
Lacks wow factor, lock/multimedia keys hard to press, keyboard is smaller than other models, low screen resolution...
RIM has added 3G connectivity and GPS to its entry-level Blackberry Curve, but everything else remains almost identical to the earlier model. This is yet another BlackBerry release that lacks a wow factor, but the upcoming BlackBerry 6 OS update should ad...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2013-11-10 21:40:04
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We've seen more and more entry-level touchscreen handsets recently, so it's a refreshing change to get our hands on another smartphone with a proper keypad – the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300. Sitting at the affordable end of RIM's BlackBerry range, it does...
As with previous BlackBerry handsets, the Curve 3G excels when it comes to entering text. The keys are smaller than the more expensive BlackBerry models – like the Bold – but it's still easy to type at a fast pace, and we found it more accurate than using a touchscreen device. Despite the budget pricing, the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is packed with features. As the name suggests, RIM has included...
The form factor of the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 automatically means that the keyboard takes up valuable screen space, so the Curve isn't quite as good as rivals when it comes to browsing the internet. The 2-megapixel camera also looks outdated.
If you're only interested in a phone for calls, emails and texting, the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is ideal. The keyboard means you'll be able to text easily at speed, and quality is also good. It's not so good when it comes to web browsing, however, eve...
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The BlackBerry Curve 9300 looks like yet another BlackBerry handset. Its full QWERTY keyboard sits below a 2.4-inch screen, with the 2-megapixel camera on the reverse.Offering 3G connectivity as well as Wi-Fi, the handset promises fast internet browsing w...
Physical QWERTY keyboard is excellent for text, Media controls are conveniently located, BB OS 6 upgrade coming soon, Battery life is good, Optical trackpad is improvement on rollerball...
Camera is a little underpowered, Feels a little cheap and plasticky, Out-dated OS is not intuitive, Apps are expensive and less varied, Didn't handle low-reception areas well...
BlackBerry's low-cost Curve 3G is highly capable for traditional functions and web browsing, but won't satisfy the media-hungry consumer...
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T3.com
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2013-12-11 11:54:54
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Forget the nattyand the much-mooted . If you’re a workaholic and looking to snaffle one of RIM’s emailers, then the Curve 3G 9300 fancies itself as the ultimate proposition. An entry-level smartphone, the new Curve adds HSDPA to its arsenal, while...
Cheap full QWERTY Blackberry, Addition of 3G...
Only 2MP camera, We're waiting for Blackberry 6, Low-res screen...
With this average handset RIM is treading water while more accomplished rivals surge ahead...
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geeksquad.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-22 03:32:02
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The BlackBerry Curve 9300 smartphone is almost identical in style to the bestselling Curve 8520 with its small shape and lightweight build, but it's a nice upgrade in terms of features. It's only 10cm tall and 6cm wide so the full QWERTY keyboard was fidd...
Full QWERTY Keyboard, 3G/HSDPA for faster internet than the original Curve 8520 smartphone, push e-mail, BlackBerry Messenger and bridging for BlackBerry PlayBook tablets...
Not the fastest phone on paper with a 624Mhz processor, it can lag and struggle with data intensive situations like image intensive websites, Design, The Curve 9300 is a little phone that sits comfortably in your hand. It's only 10cm tall and 6cm wide so...
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It is not an overstatement to say that the BlackBerry Curve 8520 is extremely popular, so much so that some like to call it the 3310 of its time. Research In Motion has done the obvious to improve this modern classic – adding 3G.FasterWhile 3G is a wel...
In our opinion the Curve 3G is an entry-level smartphone solution that will be very difficult to beat. At its price point it offers extremely good value for money and we can’t see that sales will decline in the considerable future. The BlackBerry Inte...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-04-02 02:41:34
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The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300, as its name suggests, is a 3G-enabled phone that’s an upgrade of the 3G-less Curve 8520 phone. We took it to town to test out its web-browsing capabilities and see what else it had to offer.What we likeThough crammed into...
The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is an inexpensive but pretty average BlackBerry handset - it’s great for surfing the web and typing on but it feels a bit on the brickish side. The camera in very average and dated, so if this is an issue for you, we’d advi...
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The Blackberry Curve 3G (9300) is the much-awaited upgrade of the BlackBerry Curve 8520 which sorely lacks 3G. It even has the same price point as that of the Curve 8520 when it first came out. Hopefully, this review will give you an idea if it's worth up...
I think they made significant improvements from the Curve 8520 to the Curve 9300/Curve 3G. The look and feel is definitely better plus features such as 3G, having a GPS system and allowing it to be ready for OS 6 are what makes this BlackBerry even better...
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In this day and age, having a 3G connection on your smartphone shouldn't really be a selling feature. It should be a given, like saying that your smartphone has the ability to update Twitter or organize your schedule. Even so, it seems that one of the pri...
The BlackBerry Curve 9300 is definitely a lesser BlackBerry, but the price reflects that. The camera leaves much to be desired, the keyboard isn't the most comfortable thing in the world, and web surfing can be an exercise in frustration.At the same time...
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The Curve family in RIM's BlackBerry line-up has been updated time and time again. The first Curve to come with 3G capabilities, the Curve 3G 9300 is one of the many upcoming BlackBerry products representative of RIM's slight shift from being an email-cen...
Taking in account its multimedia limitations, the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 remains a predominantly business-centric phone. It has a generally fuss-free and simple user experience and a decent battery life of slightly over a day with constant pulling of so...
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techmagnifier.com Updated:
2016-12-29 16:29:29
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Launched in August, 2010, BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 has acquired a huge base of satisfied clients across the globe. BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is one of the finest 3G smartphone developed by RIM (Research in Motion), who has incorporated latest technologies...
Facilitated with SNS applications like document viewer, organizer &predictive text input, Installed with MP3/eAAC/WMA/WAV/FLAC and MP4/H.263/H.264/WMV players for excellent music experience, Advanced BBMconnected applications, AGPS support system works as...
Low resolution camera, which lacks autofocus and flash, No video calling, Small display screen, No FM radio, With no touchscreen, internet browsing is a pain, Comes with no flash support...
The complete BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 Review shows that Curve 3G 9300 is a great phone for text messaging and emailing. Altogether, this mobile phone ensures to Master Your Everyday and is also a perfect package containing various entertainment functions...
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The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is an upgrade to the popular BlackBerry Curve 8520. In a line, what's new is a few minor aesthetic touches, a faster processor, double the RAM which makes the device OS 6 capable, support for Wi-Fi 802.11n and of course...
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The Curve 3G 9300 is basically an updated version of the Curve 8520 - RIM's previous entry-level model. But rather than merely rehashing that phone, RIM has added in some tempting extras, not least of which is support for 3G, something that the 8520 was s...
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RIM BlackBerry has kitted out its entry-level BlackBerry Curve smartphone with 3G connectivity. The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 smartphone looks identical to the BlackBerry Curve 8520, but adds 3G and GPS capabilities. The BlackBerry Curve 3G is an inex...
RIM has added 3G connectivity and GPS to its entry-level Blackberry Curve, but everything else remains almost identical to the earlier model. This is yet another BlackBerry release that lacks a wow factor, but the upcoming BlackBerry 6 OS update shoul...
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T3.com
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2013-12-11 11:55:10
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Forget the nattyand the much-mooted . If you’re a workaholic and looking to snaffle one of RIM’s emailers, then the Curve 3G 9300 fancies itself as the ultimate proposition. An entry-level smartphone, the new Curve adds HSDPA to its arsenal, while...
Cheap full QWERTY Blackberry, Addition of 3G...
Only 2MP camera, We're waiting for Blackberry 6, Low-res screen...
With this average handset RIM is treading water while more accomplished rivals surge ahead...
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The BlackBerry Curve 9300 smartphone is almost identical in style to the bestselling Curve 8520 with its small shape and lightweight build, but it's a nice upgrade in terms of features. It's only 10cm tall and 6cm wide so the full QWERTY keyboard was fidd...
Full QWERTY Keyboard, 3G/HSDPA for faster internet than the original Curve 8520 smartphone, push e-mail, BlackBerry Messenger and bridging for BlackBerry PlayBook tablets...
Not the fastest phone on paper with a 624Mhz processor, it can lag and struggle with data intensive situations like image intensive websites, Design, The Curve 9300 is a little phone that sits comfortably in your hand. It's only 10cm tall and 6cm wide so...
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Launched in August, 2010, BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 has acquired a huge base of satisfied clients across the globe. BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is one of the finest 3G smartphone developed by RIM (Research in Motion), who has incorporated latest technologies...
Facilitated with SNS applications like document viewer, organizer &predictive text input, Installed with MP3/eAAC/WMA/WAV/FLAC and MP4/H.263/H.264/WMV players for excellent music experience, Advanced BBMconnected applications, AGPS support system works as...
Low resolution camera, which lacks autofocus and flash, No video calling, Small display screen, No FM radio, With no touchscreen, internet browsing is a pain, Comes with no flash support...
The complete BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 Review shows that Curve 3G 9300 is a great phone for text messaging and emailing. Altogether, this mobile phone ensures to Master Your Everyday and is also a perfect package containing various entertainment functions...
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The BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 is an upgrade to the popular BlackBerry Curve 8520. In a line, what's new is a few minor aesthetic touches, a faster processor, double the RAM which makes the device OS 6 capable, support for Wi-Fi 802.11n and of course...
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