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Orange UK has the Blackberry Curve 9360 and Bold 9900 listed as “Coming soon”

 

as i went on my rounds on the ‘net this morning to phone sites and carrier sites, i went to orange’s and i found that it has 2 new blackberries listed as coming soon the Curve 9360 and the new bold 9900, and i have a 8520, i like the 9360, but if i am going to get a new blackberry, i want the all-touch curve that was leaked, the 9380, and i don’t want the 9900 because i just don't need all the power on my blackberry, my blackberry is my work phone, i use it for emails, calls and the business like stuff you do to interact with customers, you don't need a lot of horsepower to read an email, what they are trying to use the extra horsepower for is being more consumer focused, they are going to be better browsers with BB OS7 , a 40% improvement over BB OS6 and 100% improvement over BB OS5, that is just phenomenal, well that is enough rambling here is some specs and a few  pics below of each phone.

Blackberry Curve 9360

  • 5 megapixel camera
  • 3G+

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  • BlackBerry® 7 OS
  • BlackBerry email
  • LED flash
  • digital zoom
  • USB compatible
  • WiFi

  • BBM music
  • BBM-connected apps
  • Social Feeds
  • internal memory 512MB
  • expandable memory microSD
  • built-in GPS with A-GPS
  • optical trackpad
  • HSDPA
  • MP3 player
  • video messaging
  • video recorder
  • video playback

 

Blackberry Bold 9900

  • 5 megapixel camera with flash
  • 2.8-inch touchscreen
  • HD video recording
  • 1.2 Ghz processor
  • QWERTY keypad
  • accelerometer
  • vibrating alert
  • MP3 player
  • MP3 ringtones
  • loudspeaker
  • 3.5 mm audio jack
  • GPRS
  • EDGE
  • 3G
  • HSDPA
  • HSUPA
  • WiFi 802.11 b/g
  • micro USB v2.0
  • HTML browsing
  • digital compass
  • Java™ capable
  • A-GPS support
  • GPS navigation
  • predictive text input
  • voice dialling
  • voice memo
  • BlackBerry Maps
  • BlackBerry OS
  • email
  • BlackBerry® Mail
  • pop3/imap4 email
  • Bluetooth®
  • camera
  • mobile internet
  • music player
  • photo messaging
  • touchscreen
  • BlackBerry Messenger

 

what do you think about these new ‘Berries guys, gunna buy them , Gunna pass, let me know in the comments below

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