If there’s a carrier to go with when it comes to buying current generation BlackBerry smartphones, you really don’t need to look any farther than Sprint – that’s because they recently added yet another BlackBerry to their lineup.
We’ve already seen the BlackBerry Bold 9930 and Torch 9850 making their presence known with Sprint, but after a few delays, the affordable BlackBerry Curve 9350 is now available for the taking. Only requiring customers to shell out $49.99 with a 2-year contract, the Curve 9350 is the latest member in the bunch to bring OS 7 to the masses. Compared to previous Curve units sold by the carrier, this one sports a thinner body than its predecessors – while maintaining the incremental improvements we tend to see with successive devices.
For the money, it’s definitely covering the entry-level segment of Sprint’s lineup, which isn’t too shabby because RIM’s presence is felt in all pricing categories. So if you think you can handle the Curve 9360, then head on over to Sprint’s site to nab one for yourself.
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