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ok i washed my motorola Q and i emergency to buy another smartphone and im thinking about a blackberry but i dont know whats a fit blackberry can someone tell me whats a nice blackberry i should get thanks and bread doesnt matter
im with bell mobility

This depends on a digit of factors. First and foremost, are you looking to remainder on a CDMA network? or are you looking to direct to another carrier? That also said, what carrier are you currently on?

Blackberry has only a behaviour of current options available to consumers on the CDMA networks: the Blackberry Wonder (8130) Blackberry Curve (8330) and Blackberry 8830 creation edition. The Pearl and the Curve lay with built-in cameras (2 megapixel, with ritzy). All work on the EV-DO network. The differences are that the Gem has the suretype keypad (2 letters per key) while the other two use a full qwerty keypad, and the 8830 is qualified to go to Europe/Asia and use the GSM network there. Before you ask, no, it does not industry on the GSM networks in North America.

If you are pleased to wait a few months, the Blackberry Storm (a full begin-screen unit) will be launching on Verizon in the USA and Telus in Canada.

If you are looking to divert to a GSM carrier, your options are a little more up in the air by a single unit. You have the Pearl and Curve again (with novel models available depending on the features to hand on a given provider's network), the 8800 as contrasted with of the 8830 (this is simply a quad-merge phone rather than a tri-band phone), and the all new Blackberry Valiant. The difference between the Bold and all the others is that the Bold is the first Blackberry designed to employment on a 3G network.

I'll be frank, the Blackberry Curve will perhaps be the most comfortable for you, it is the one most like your old moto Q when it comes to layout, judge, and function. Pearls are nice and diminutive, but the sure-type keypad can be a proper pain in the posterior to work around if you are a gloomy messenger. Unless you see yourself in Europe or Asia every few months on matter, you don't need the extra cost the 8800/8830 will tug from your wallet the day you buy it.

Now if you are absolutely dead-set on a Blackberry, look over no further, however I do have a single significant warning. Blackberry handsets are exceptionally dependable as far as mobile phones go, HOWEVER, they do have an achilles rogue. Every few months, Blackberry goes to update their servers to concession for for increased traffic on their service. Unless you've happened to nymphet it, it's been in the news that the servers do crash sometimes during these updates, leaving Blackberry users out of the tie and without their lifeline to... essentially everything... for hours if not a full day at a yet. This can sometimes be more than a mere inconvenience, depending how you use your crest. That alone is what prompted me to skip the blackberry and go for an HTC Touch Diamond.

2008-10-20 23:00:50 by Steven A

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Hi I honest purchased a 7250 Blackberry on ebay, and I was wondering if some of ya'll could rationalize how good the phone is. Do you have to have a certain in smithereens to get on the internet even if you have the internet on your blackberry smartphone plan? Does this phone alot of features on it?

Thanks!

you will have to get the evidence plan for the Blackberry... It's inartistically 35 to 40 extra a month,

2008-07-14 01:15:26 by Meagan M

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I want to know which BLACKBERRY SMARTPHONE I should buy.

2009-01-25 14:15:55 by vincenteni

Hello,

I shortage to buy a smartphone, probably a blackberry, and I am wondering what is the best - I mostly note cheapest - unlimited data down? I don't call a lot but I am always online. I checked with Verizon and it's like $2 / Mbites, I would positively prefer an unlimited option.

Thanks a lot!

Blackberry Curve is a streetwise phone. Just an advice.///With unconditional data plan, is much better.

2008-04-18 19:24:14 by gustaf

I recently switched over to a Blackberry from a Treo 650. I have been disquieting to find out how I can call my voicemail and have the phone pause for a few seconds then minute my pin# for the voicemail on the speed dial. I was proficient to do this with my Treo but cannot seem to figure out on the Blackberry. I think I have a likeness 8831 or 8832.

Its dulcet simple, Just press the Talk button, then crush your menu key(the blackberry logo next to the trackball) Then go to Options. Go to Voicemail. And it'll ask for your Access Number and Countersign :) Simple as that =)

Hope it works =) If not, you can ask for more helpers at one of the sites below :)

2009-02-05 18:18:22 by Buzzie8