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Research in Movement announced the budget-friendly BlackBerry Curve 9380 back in November. The telephone is aimed at BlackBerry followers searching for an all-touch knowledge. In reality, the device is the less expensive version of the BlackBerry Torch 9860.
One particular month following its official release on the market, BlackBerry Curve 9380 helps make its debut in Indonesia, a single of the most prolific markets for RIM.
The sleek and stylish Curve 9380 is now accessible for buy for 3,399,000 IDR (380 USD or 295 EUR) via authorized partners PT. Comtech Cellular, PT. Teletama Artha Mandiri and PT. Selular Media Infotama.
BlackBerry Curve 9380 is the very first smartphone in the Curve series to feature a touch display. The telephone comes with a three.two-inch capacitive touchscreen display that supports 360 x 480 pixels resolution, as nicely as optical trackpad.
Powered by the BlackBerry seven operating method, the Curve 9380 delivers a more rapidly and richer consumer experience than other BlackBerry gadgets that run preceding versions of the mobile platform.
In addition, the telephone comes pre-loaded with a new browser that supplies an enhanced and smoother net browsing experience. RIM also enhanced the common universal search capability, which supports voice-activated search, so users can speak to begin browsing for what they need to have.
Despite the fact that the mobile phone is equipped with a very low-functionality 800 MHz single core processor, the Curve 9380 integrates some of the latest mobile technologies obtainable on the marketplace, this sort of as built-in assistance for Augmented Reality and NFC (Near Area Communications).
There’s also a five-megapixel camera on the back, which attributes LED flash and video recording, as well as 512MB of RAM, 512MB storage and microSD card slot for memory expansion (up to 32GB).
“The new BlackBerry Curve 9380 is sleek, simple-to-use and delivers a effective social and multimedia experience. The vivid all-touch display is a first for the BlackBerry Curve loved ones of smartphones, which is very popular in Indonesia,” stated Gregory Wade, Regional Managing Director, East Asia at RIM.
