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Current BlackBerry Curve Models

Click on any of the following model numbers to jump to that device:
Curve 1 (8300) | Curve 2 (8900) | Curve 3 (8500) | Curve 4 (9300)

BlackBerry Curve 9300

For years the Curve had been the most popular BlackBerry model, but on GSM carriers it still lacked 3G speeds. In 2010 RIM changed that by introducing the BlackBerry Curve 9300. It had many of the same functions as the previous Curve models, including the same screen resolution and a similar keyboard, but this time it packed a 3G radio for faster browsing speeds. It also had a 2 megapixel camera, GPS, and Wi-Fi. It also contained an upgrade in RAM, which made it easily upgradable to the latest BlackBerry operating system, BlackBerry 6.

NOTE: If you do not see your carrier listed above then head over to the RIM website and select the appropriate carrier then device model.

Featured Game for the BlackBerry Curve 9300 Series

Alice In Wonderland – Hidden Objects

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Featured Theme for the BlackBerry Curve 9300 Series

bbt’s SLATE

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BlackBerry Curve 8900

In late 2008 RIM released the BlackBerry Bold, its first GSM 3G model. Because T-Mobile, at the time, did not have a large 3G network, this device hit only AT&T in the U.S. As a follow-up for its non-3G GSM customers, RIM released the Curve 8900 in early 2009. It featured an even better display than the bold, 480×360, the same display that the Tour and Bold 9700 would later feature. The Curve 8900 has a 3.2 megapixel camera, the same as the Bold. It also contains GPS and WiFi, the first Curve model to have both.

Latest Curve 8900 OS for major North American Carriers:
AT&T | Rogers Wireless | T-Mobile

NOTE: If you do not see your carrier listed above then head over to the RIM website and select the appropriate carrier then device model.

Featured Game for the BlackBerry Curve 8900 Series

Druglord Wars 2

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Featured Theme for the BlackBerry Curve 8900 Series

Halcyon by Elecite

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BlackBerry Curve 8500

In the summer of 2009 RIM released the BlackBerry Curve 8520, the first major follow-up to the original Curve series. This was the first device that featured the trackpad instead of the trackball, as all future RIM devices will. The screen remains at the same resolution as the original Curve series, 320×240, which is the biggest drawback of the new line. The device is WiFi enabled, and includes 256MB of internal memory. The Curve 8530 is the CDMA version of the device, and features both WiFi and GPS capabilities.

NOTE: If you do not see your carrier listed above then head over to the RIM website and select the appropriate carrier then device model.

Featured Game for the BlackBerry Curve 8500 Series

Pac-Man

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Featured Theme for the BlackBerry Curve 8500 Series

Windows 7

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BlackBerry Curve 8300

RIM released the BlackBerry Curve 8300 in 2007 as a combination of its two main models, the Pearl and the 8800. It features a full QWERTY keyboard, rather than the Pearl’s SureType, and unlike the 8800 it includes a digital camera. The screen measures 320×240 pixels, and the Curve carries 64MB of internal memory. The 8300 was followed by the 8310, which has GPS, the 8320, which has WiFi, the 8300, which has GPS and operates on CDMA networks, and the 8350i, which includes GPS and WiFi, and operates on iDEN networks.