Vodafone BlackBerry Curve 8520 D-Pad Optic Smart Phone

When I received a newsletter from Vodafone a few weeks ago indicating that they have a new Blackberry available on August, I was very excited and thought it was the Blackberry Storm 2. So to my disappointment, it is only the mobile phone Blackberry Curve 8520. The BlackBerry 8520 has the same design so far Moras, except for its D-Pad in the case of 8520, find a D-Pad optics similar to Samsung i780, Omnia, Xperia X1, etc.

Features and performance The BlackBerry Curve 8520 is RIM’s BlackBerry for the masses, therefore, lacks one of the high-end features found on other mobile phones such as GPS, and 3G. However, the BlackBerry Curve 8520 is WiFi, dedicated media keys and a 3.5mm headset jack on board. The camera, in particular, is very low end at only 2 megapixels, most of Nokia, the lower end models now sports a 3.2 megapixel camera.

So what are the reasons that you should buy the BlackBerry Curve 8520? Well, first of all, if you are a person-centered message and need to access their email and to write with a physical keyboard instead of a touch screen, then that is one reason why they should get the Blackberry 8520 as their next mobile phone: It’s primarily a messaging phone. Then a phone music player, the Blackberry 8520 is not bad music keys, and who has dedicated onboard headphone jack and 3.5 mm. They receive the 8520, if you’re looking for a good camera phone, a phone with a good web browser and connectivity options or one that is smart, because the Blackberry Curve 8520 is not one of those.

Vodafone offers BlackBerry Curve 8520 for free under a 25 € a mobile phone plan contract months. Other alternatives that might want to try is the Nokia 5530, which is also a good music phone, stylish, has a better camera, it also has WiFi, however, is a touchscreen phone so do not expect it easy messaging. [cellphone-reviews]