First reviews of the Curve
Picture courtesy of Allblackberry.com
Firstly, it’s slimmer and sexier than its predecessors.
Weighing just 151g, the Blackberry Curve is more than just a smart phone. It’s like a fashion accessory with its sleek metallic finish that oozes simplicity and sophistication.
I didn’t had the chance to go through the process of routing emails to my blackberry as it was done by the IT department of my firm but one thing is for sure, because of the faster processing speed, viewing and downloading of attachments was a breeze. Heck, i could even compose emails with attachments once i had downloaded them into my phone.
More than that, what i really like about the Curve is that the trackball is positioned at the front unlike the side panels of the older versions so for females with small fingers, major adjustments aren’t really necessary. Usage of the Curve is absolutely bimbo-proof and i never found it a necessity to read the manual to know how to use the phone.
Apart from the usual PDA calender, memo pad functions, the Curve also has short-cut applications to GoogleTalk, Yahoo Search to name a few. Battery life is relatively short if you’re a heavy user. Mine zonked out on me after 1 and a half days of medium usage.
Next up will be on the synchronisation features once i get round to actually doing it.
