I have to admit that I have never been the most technologically minded of people. To be honest I had always gone by the assumption that a phone's most important feature was that it could send and receive both calls and texts. Beyond these most basic functions I figured any extra features were just added perks. So when the time came to actually buy a new phone the sales rep was extremely confused when I explained what I wanted. In the end I decided to get a combined contract with my land-line, and the one requirement I looked for was that it 'not be a touch-screen.' The phone I eventually decided on was the Blackberry Curve 9320, which has introduced me to a number of ...  Read the complete review

I first had a Blackberry mobile phone for Christmas last year. I loved it as it was so much more up-to-date than my old phone. I consider myself to be more of a 'computer' person rather than a 'phone' person, and so I was really pleased that my new phone was like a Blackberry. Unfortunately, (and carelessly) - one day whilst out shopping, I had my Blackberry and a bottle of water in my bag - the water leaked all over my phone and...killed it!! L Being skint...that was the last thing I needed!! Yet, I couldn't live without my Blackberry, and so off I went to Carphone Warehouse for a new phone. I was hoping to have the same phone again, although they didn't have ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone recently on contract because my old phone was starting to break down. Having never used a smartphone before, I was a little nervous about venturing out, and decided that the qwerty keyboard was more my style rather than the touch screen. I have not been disappointed by this phone. It has a very easy to use qwerty keypad, designated BBM (Blackberry messenger) button, camera side key, volume control keys, and much more. Despite having read poor reviews about the screen quality, I have found it to be really good and it does not look pixelated at all. However, as the camera is 3.2mp, those who are used to taking high quality ...  Read the complete review

I purchased this phone two weeks ago, upgrading from the Blackberry 9300. I bought it as a pay as you go phone as I still had an ongoing contract on my current SIM card. It was hassel free to put in my current contract SIM card so I need not have worried there... Everything worked first time, internet and Blackberry Messenger, so that was a relief! One of the differences between the 9300 and 9320 is that the 9320 has a radio on it, which is very good and allows you to save your favourite stations. The sound quality is crisp and works well on the built-in speakers. I like the new layout of the buttons, it looks good and gives you a little more ...  Read the complete review

I have finally got rid of this awful piece of technology THANK GOODNESS (swapped it for the 100% better iPhone). Firstly I must say that this will not be the most technological review, just a review for people who like me aren't fussed on the insides of the phone but how it works practically. First of all the positives: The keyboard It is set out just like a computer keyboard with the QWERTY lay out which means for many of us who don't look to type that touch typing is an option. Also with the separate buttons there are less spelling mistakes and embarrassing auto-correct moments. BBM Allows for free communication ...  Read the complete review