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RIM has launched the BlackBerry Curve 9380 and the Curve 9350 in India. The Curve 9380 is the first all-touch smartphone in the BlackBerry Curve family. It comes with 3.2-inch (480 x 360 pixels) touch screen display with 188 ppi, optical trackpad and navigation keys. The Curve 9350 is the CDMA version of the Curve 9360 that was launched in September . It has an 2.44-inch (480 × 360 pixels) touch screen display with 246 ppi and a Full QWERTY keyboard . The Curve 9380 is powered by 806 MHz processor and the Curve 9350 is powered by 800 MHz processor . Both these phones comes with preinstalled social networking apps, including BBM (BlackBerry Messenger), Facebook, Twitter and Social Feeds apps.

Specifications of BlackBerry Curve 9380

3.2-inch (480 x 360 pixels) with 188 ppi and 24-bit color TFT LCD display11.2mm thick and weighs 98gBlackBerry OS 7806 MHz processor5 MP camera with LED Flash and VGA (640×480) video recordingMulti format audio and video player512 MB DDR SRAM / 512 MB eMMC that is expandable up to 32GB with MicroSD3G, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n , Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR, NFC, GPS with A-GPSJM-1 Li-ion battery that offers 5.5h talk time and up to 15 days standbySpecifications of BlackBerry Curve 9350 (CDMA)2.4-inch (480 x 360 pixels) with 246 ppi and 24-bit color TFT LCD display11mm thick and weighs 99gBlackBerry OS 7800 MHz processor5 MP camera with LED Flash and VGA (640×480) video recordingMulti format audio and video player512 MB DDR SRAM / 512 MB eMMC that is expandable up to 32GB with MicroSD3G, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n , Bluetooth v2.1 + EDR, NFC, GPS with A-GPS1000 mAh batteryThe BlackBerry Curve 9380 and the BlackBerry Curve 9350 are priced at  Rs. 20,990. These phones would be available in the Indian markets by early December. Passionate about Mobile phones and Gadgets. Love to explore new and innovative mobile phone Apps.

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RIM announced it’s latest handsets under the Curve range last month and we knew that these were on it’s way to India. Today in Delhi , the company announced the handset the availability of the Curve 9360 in India.  The  Curve 9360 will come with a price tag of Rs.19990

The features of the Curve 9360 include a 5 MP Camera ,  2.44 inch display, BlackBerry 7 OS, microSD card slot, Bluetooth , WiFi and support for 3G/HSDPA networks and a full QWERTY keyboard. RIM has tied up with Airtel to offer a free trial of a BlackBerry plan for a period of 2 months along with the handset.

Surprisingly the Curve 9360 supports NFC which is also present on the more expensive Bold 9900. It is powered by a 800 MHz processor and a 1000 mAh battery. Anyone thinking of picking up the new Curve ?

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Blackberry Curve Apollo / Sendona has been leaked again. The specs were already leaked earlier this year along with the Torch 2 and Dakota, this time the hands-on video and the images have been leaked.

This phone is 11mm thick with the curved look at the top and the bottom. The screen resolution is 480x360 pixels which is better than the Curve 8900 and 9300 which is 320x240. The function keys are similar to the earlier Blackberry Curve handsets.

There are volume rockers at the right side with the mute button cum standby key in the middle and the camera key below that. The Micro USB is at the left side. At the top, there is a key lock button in the center and a 3.5mm headphone jack next to it. Microphone is at the bottom and the speaker grill is at the back, below the back cover.

This has 5MP camera at the back with flash and a secondary VGA camera in the front. The 5MP camera doesn’t record HD videos like Dakota.There is a 1000mAh battery at the back code-named EM1, instead of 1050 mAh according to the specs that was leaked earlier.

Other specs like Marvell Tavor CPU MG-1 800MHz CPU, 512MB of eMMC, 512MB of RAM, Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, GPS and NFC, remains the same.

According to the site this phone is expected to launch late August after the Blackberry Dakota.

Source: tinhte, Via: Engadget

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