BlackBerry Curve 8310
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- todd
- 45k
- 07 Feb 2008
you can upgrade the operating system on the blackberry to record video.. just google blackberry forum's and you can find alot of help there
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- Brynn
- 4Qb
- 07 Feb 2008
I LOVE my blackberry!!! It's off the chain!!!
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- Anonymous
- 47U
- 05 Feb 2008
Um, maybe because not everybody needs e-mail from their cell. I am thinking about getting the curve simply for its organizational capabilities, camera and photo storage, good call clarity, and gps capability (at&t). I won't even activate its web browsing feature. Currently, at $99, I can't go wrong.
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- chetan saxena
- vwt
- 05 Feb 2008
hi i stay in india and own a bbu8310 curve on vodafone and want to know how to use gmail with basic gprs rs.49 packge(not advanced one) as i can only see yahoomail and not gmail . how do i get gmail to apeair on my screen and orkut too.
need urgent help and secondly i wnt to know how to use bb maps as it has a built in gps.
and can i get any office editing apps for bb.
any help is appriciated.
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- Anonymous
- TIA
- 03 Feb 2008
will this work and sync with lotus programs?
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- Gbenga
- jWw
- 01 Feb 2008
Errm, pardon me, but why the heck would I wan to get a BlackBery without the email package? I mean, that just baffles me. In the UK now, some stores make the email package mandatory.
The phone just isn't fun without the push-email facility.
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- Kevin
- YdN
- 30 Jan 2008
I agree!
'''What I don't use: email/blackberry internet pack (can't justify the cost, really) - some may say that defeats the purpose of having a bb, but I really wanted a phone with a qwerty keyboard so that I don't spend ages making entries in the calendar; I do use the calendar a lot."""
I just want a phone that I can slam the calendar regularly, with lots of info (full keyboard)... a phone that has great voice and signal quality... GPS to boot would be good but not necessary. Help!
??Currently with AT&T, can I activate/use the 8310 without having to have a internet package on my plan? Today in AT&T's store the rep told me I could not. However recently customer service told me I could activate/use a Treo without the internet package. Thanks in advance for any help.
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- Darth Turtle
- mAs
- 29 Jan 2008
Hi,
Had this phone for about 3 months now, so for those thinking about getting one, here are some good/bad points:
The good:
- great to have the qwerty keyboard! From now on I won't have any other phone without one!
- Works well with my various bluetooth devices (various headsets, incl 2x helmet mounted Scala Rider, tomtom unit)
- trackball is easy to get used to
- there's more but go on and discover them yourselves :)
What I don't use: email/blackberry internet pack (can't justify the cost, really) - some may say that defeats the purpose of having a bb, but I really wanted a phone with a qwerty keyboard so that I don't spend ages making entries in the calendar; I do use the calendar a lot.
I didn't use the GPS so can't comment on that
Now for the bad and downright ugly:
I don't know if it's just my handset (I'm thinking it could be, in view of how extatic other people on this site seem to be about the 8310), but the sound quality is unbelievably poor! My 3yold Nokia 6230i sounds much much better! So if you're thinking of buying one, make sure you make a few phone calls in the shop (noisy area) to see if you can live with such poor sound. HTH
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- Anonymous
- q{j
- 29 Jan 2008
the new OS software has video recording.
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- Phil
- S35
- 28 Jan 2008
The 8310 does NOT record Video but can playback video clips.
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- amy
- 447
- 27 Jan 2008
So does it have video or not because thats what ive been trying to figure out myself
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- Ak
- q{c
- 26 Jan 2008
There is NO VIDEO recording on this phone. Only play back..
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- KMAN
- 476
- 25 Jan 2008
I have this phone and I can't figure out how to use the video camera on this phone.
Is there even a video camera on the phone or does it simply have video support
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- Iain Davidson
- 0pi
- 24 Jan 2008
Hi,
I got the phone last week and so far so good. I have used alot of PDA's etc but always fancied a Blackberry so thought what the heck.
Definatley a great benift for e-mail, qwerty keyboard that you can even use with one hand, no sliding keyboards out etc.
Only downside I have noticed is you are unable to to video messages. (or so I beleive, I would love to be proved wrong as I would very much have liked this feature).
GPS I thought was not too good, but it's a phone, comes in handy if your out and about walking I must say - leave the big daddy GPS in the car where it belongs.
Overall - I love it, miss a few of the things you would get on a regular phone but this baby does a lot more than a regular phone.
For those who are hesitent about buying it, don't be (I was) but just went for it and think I am going to keep it now.
Enjoy it if you get it.
P.S.
Anyone know how to get MSN on it? I have tried downloading from a link I have previously seen but this did not work on my handset. Any help would be appreciated.
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- Anonymous
- nBj
- 24 Jan 2008
Blackberry 8310 Curve : Can anybody tell me if and how video's can be taken ? Thanks feed-back. Regards
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- Anonymous
- Nxs
- 23 Jan 2008
I Am Looking for a new handset and this is top of my list but I am a bit worried because of all the miss information.
Can someone tell me if you are able to use the record fuction?
Thank you guys
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- kas
- jWn
- 14 Jan 2008
the gps works with google maps its kinda slow but its better than nuthin if i can use it in the middle east & africa u can use anywhere theres a cell signal awsome
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- kas
- jWn
- 14 Jan 2008
iv had it 4 3 mos now & by far its the best phone ive ever owned bar none its worth its weight in gold wont give it up 4 nothing
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- Anonymous
- PAD
- 11 Jan 2008
does the curve have a flight mode
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- Adam
- mfx
- 10 Jan 2008
This phone is an excellent purchase. The Blackberry function negates the need for wifi or G3 unless you are 12. The functionality and usability of the phone, especially the qwerty keyboard only becomes evident with ownership. The GPS is usable and there are other great funtions like messenger and voice notes (allows you to send a voice message by mms) but none comapre to the superb email/calender abilities. Being able to sync your calender with an office PC remotely is very valuable especially if you have an assistant. This is not just a business phone but suitable for anyone who relies on email daily. Blackberry have resisted camara functions as it concentrates on the US market where business phones often come camera-less for security reasons.
I have just convinced a colleague to get it. It has been fun watching his excitement over how easy it is to use and how capable it is.
Buy this phone, you'll love it.