Mobiles have come a long way in the last decade. We now have loads of features on mobiles - music players, cameras, web facilities, etc. RIM - Research in Motion, a Canadian company introduced the BlackBerry phone a few years back. Meant originally for business professionals, the BlackBerry has gained massive popularity worldwide.

In the mobile arena Blackberry is one of the dominant player in the business phone category and has a earned a respectable name in this industry. These state of the art gadgets that are launched by Blackberry hold the attention of the people instantly as they come loaded with so many features that are strikingly different and innovative ones.

The Blackberry Curve outperforms the Bold as far as design is concerned. It is smaller than the BlackBerry 9000 and more comfortable to be held in the hand. The one form attribute in which the Bold scores above the Curve is its screen. The 9000’s screen is wider than the 2.4 inch screen of the 8900. Some people may prefer this wide screen even though its resolution of 480X320 pixels is lesser than the 480X360 pixels of the Curve’s screen.

The BlackBerry 8900 uses the same OS 4.6 operating system as the Bold. The interface of the Curve is customizable but it looks a little complex with a maze of icons and application shortcuts. But the interface becomes easy to operate with use. The Blackberry Bold uses the OS 4.6.0.167 which proffers the novelty ability of receiving emails in html format so that you can now download images with email.

The Blackberry Curve has twice the memory capacity of the Bold- The 8900 has a 256 MB RAM compared to 128MB RAM of the 9000. The Curve’s memory can be expanded by 16GB through Micro SD slot. The Bold’s memory can be expanded by 8GB through the Micro SD slot. The Curve 8900’s battery runs a few hours longer than that of the Blackberry 9000.

The Blackberry Curve has a 3.2 Mega pixel camera in contrast to the 2 Mega pixel camera of the Blackberry Bold. The image quality of the 8900’s camera is better than the grainy image quality of the 9000’s camera.

Nokia E72 is also a business phone. Blackberry Curve 8900 which is a T Mobile exclusive smartphone and Nokia E72 both are business oriented mobile phones equipped with QWERTY keyboard and other various features. Both of these are targeted at business people who generally have to move here and there for business purpose. For buyers’ convenience, we are going to provide some information regarding both of the handsets so that they can easily decide which one is the best according to them.

Tags: Blackberry, BlackBerry 8900, BlackBerry 9000, Nokia E72

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