BlackBerry Curve 8900

A lot of individuals have been behind on this (and by a lot of folks, I mean me), but on Monday, AT&T in conclusion confirmed the future availability of the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 for near the beginning summer. AT&T's description is basically comparable to the T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve 8900, which has been accessible since January 2009, distribution the same smooth plan and skin tone similar to integrated GPS, Wi-Fi, and a 3.2-megapixel camera. The major differences are, of route, in transporter armed forces. The AT&T Curve 8900 allows for free of charge Wi-Fi admission at over 20,000 hot spots countrywide (fine print: provided you have a qualifying data plan) and chains AT&T guide (domestic and global) and Yellowpages.com. Unluckily, there's motionless no 3G love for the BlackBerry Curve 8900, so the superior, badder RIM BlackBerry Bold holds the benefit there. No pricing was announced at this occasion, though we believe it'll be approximately the same variety ($199.99 with two-year contract) as the T-Mobile version.

Key features of the BlackBerry 8900

• Camera- 3.2 MP camera (JPEG Encoding) with auto focus, image stabilization, flash and 2X digital zoom.
• Video Camera - Normal mode with 240×180 pixels and MMS mode with 176×144 pixels.
• Wi-Fi -802.11b/g enabled.
• GPS & BlackBerry Maps - Assisted and autonomous GPS enabled.
• Enhanced Media Player - Support variety types of audio and video format.
• Data Input & Navigation -35 key backlit QWERTY keyboard, intuitive icons and menus.
• Wireless Networks.
• Support Bluetooth.