BlackBerry Curve 9370 to make its way to Verizon shelves on January 19
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Geez, with all of these Androids and Windows Phones, we could hardly find time for this smart guy here - the RIM BlackBerry Curve 9370, which, as it seems, is going to launch with Verizon Wireless on January 19.
What you'll get for the price of $99.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and your signature on a two-year contract is a 3G-enabled portrait QWERTY candybar, complete with global connectivity and support for NFC. The Curve 9370 also sports a modest 2.44" display and a 5MP camera. Yeah, we know... boooring.
Launching with good-old BlackBerry OS 7.0 out of the box, an update to version 7.1 should come shortly after, bringing a number of new features, the most impressive of which seems to be Mobile Hotspot.
source: Verizon
What you'll get for the price of $99.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and your signature on a two-year contract is a 3G-enabled portrait QWERTY candybar, complete with global connectivity and support for NFC. The Curve 9370 also sports a modest 2.44" display and a 5MP camera. Yeah, we know... boooring.
Launching with good-old BlackBerry OS 7.0 out of the box, an update to version 7.1 should come shortly after, bringing a number of new features, the most impressive of which seems to be Mobile Hotspot.
source: Verizon
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6 Comments
3. jenn05 posted on 09 Jan 2012, 21:43 1
Yep....boooring. Guess I will be sticking with my iPhone still since I don't really like Android. C'mon Blackberry! You have a Great keyboard, a decent OS but NO good apps! It's time to get back in the game so people will want to make apps for your phones!!!!!
5. PhoneFanatic92 posted on 10 Jan 2012, 06:37 1
Dude thank you I have a friend that works in marketing for BB. i told him get some Cool apps like Apple and make a lot of them free like android and apple and people might start coming back.
4. c.hack posted on 09 Jan 2012, 21:56 1
I used one in '08 and it seemed crippled and out of date. Now its just a bad joke. Seriously?
