BGR - India is one of the priority markets for Research In Motion (RIM) and come April, it will launch a couple of smartphones in its entry-level Curve range targeted at Indian consumers. Earlier this month we exclusively reported about the Curve 9220′s pricing and launch timeline and over the weekend I got to spend a few minutes with its 3G variant, the Curve 9320. I did not get much time with the device but the five minutes or so I spent while driving in a car (hence the poor quality pictures) were enough to impress me.
Pocket-Lint: The BlackBerry Curve 9320 is the new baby of the BB Curve family, effectively replacing the popular 9300, or BlackBerry Curve 3G as it was otherwise known.
The new model is designed to appeal to those looking to make their first foray into the world of smartphones, pitched as an ideal set-up handset for those 30 per cent of users still rocking a feature phone.
N4BB: We’ve seen the BlackBerry Curve 9320 make a few appearances here and there. The entry level device looks to be making its way on T-Mobile UK. The carrier jumped the gun and have posted the unannounced Curve in the ‘coming soon’ page.
