Blackberry Curve 8520

Even your phone has the right to breathe air of spring, so the time has come to put away your smartphone bookmark and replace it with anything livelier, which has whole thing you require anyway, and in this, who says you that you have to give up your favourite phone from the other benefits? Lovers of smartphones, I am ensuring they can not do without a BlackBerry, because once you’ve tasted the thrill you can not give it up. That’s why as the Blackberry the BlackBerry Curve 8520 four dissimilar shades of colors ranging from neutral White and Black, to the more Summer Frost and Violet. I confess that I personally ever have a preference the version in black, ideal for any occasion.

BlackBerry Curve 8520, which we have already spoken in detail at some other time, is the perfect phone for those who want to reside connected to the network, as it not merely enables simple access to mail and messaging services, but also you can access with a click of your social network library.

A smartphone is ideal for professionals and those easily looking for happiness, amusement and multimedia. Will in fact be very simple to access videos and music files loaded onto your Blackberry. In short, the Curve 8520 is what should be the most demanding customers: I’m ensuring you ladies opt the new version of Violet.

I have been a Nokia user for about 10 years. Ever since texting became a fad during my college days, Nokia became my phone brand of choice. But recently, another phone brand caught my interest – BlackBerry. Owning a BlackBerry became almost impossible at first because of the price but when an “affordable Berry” was released, I became excited.

The Blackberry 8520 was released in the Philippines at about August last year. It is also known as the “Gemini” and is the most affordable BlackBerry in the market today. It boasts of the “regular Blackberry” features minus the pricey tag. Among the features of the Blackberry 8520 are: Blackberry OS, 512 MHz processor and 256 MB memory, microSD capable, 2 MP camera with 5x digital zoom, GPRS, WiFi 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth, micro USB and Quad band capabilities. Another feature of the Gemini is that it is the first BlackBerry that uses a trackpad instead of the trackball. All these plus a dedicated media key for easy access of pictures, music, and video playback. But the feature that sold me out the most was the promise of “out of box Mac compatibility” because I am a Mac user and interface with my Mac is an important feature I really wanted to have in a phone.