BlackBerry Curve 8310 Phone, Red (AT&T) Reviewed by L. Matava (Hebron, MD USA)
Satisfied Rating (8/10)

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The BlackBerry is primarily what he says, and is a great way to keep everything in one place. I can honestly report that the money made by e-mail and immediately were able to connect with customers in relation to trade partners, etc. first responders. I also always one of the side buttons to notes in which I have half a dozen "list", which included a shopping list (remember things like my license plate #), the directions to / from my relatives in New York, Parents support school days, etc.

I have been with AT & T for the last 5 years, and I must say that I never had a complaint regarding the coverage in my metropolitan area (VA / DC / MD). I had an Audiovox SMT-5600 for the last two years, and thought it was time to upgrade, especially because I am out of college and working in a society in which they are used More.

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BlackBerry 8820 Phone (AT&T) Reviewed by Allen Wilder (philly 215)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)

I have no intention of writing a book, like most people on these reviews mainly because my handwriting is terrible. I have received from them and I love it. I call my e-mail and text and all the time. I work for Verizon Wireless, as i-Tech and people have problems with their cell phones to watch the whole day. Of all the PDA see every day are More better, with the exception of the pearl. Treo freeze and crash all the time, the BlackBerry is simple and solid. I bought a 8820 built a new castle, because it was cheaper. But looks and preforms as if it were brand new. So I have is the battery of pop, but nothing compared to what I see people through their mobile phones to work. My battery is dying, but sometimes thats fast .. life in all a great phone

BlackBerry Curve 8330 Phone, Titanium (Sprint) Reviewed by D. Montgomery (Portland, OR)
Satisfied Rating (4/10)

This is my first Blackberry. I work for free, even if you really need to be in contact often.

This phone is like a Swiss boxcutter with 50 instruments. Technically you can do many things, but none of them good. The menus were a mess of confused clear icons, and the drop-down menus contain infinite elements to browse to get to one or two who actually use. There are many options for screens with many choices, but they are so poorly constructed differently and always looking to find the desired setting. In general, the software of the device looks like a project with several teams worked separately, never talk to each other until the day before transmission, as she quickly stopped all together.