For Direct Connect enthusiasts another addition to the growing family of push-to-talk units from Blackberry. The Blackberry Curve 8350I, having the same design as other Blackberry Curve models, packs a lot of punch in terms of features and flexibility. Weighing 4.7 ounces it doesn’t go the same route with other Nextel phones having rugged casings, but it offers an easy grip with its smooth soft touch finish making it a solid handset. Projecting a 2.4 inch QVGA screen, with a display of 65,536 colours and a resolution output of 320×240 pixels. It is operated by a Blackberry OS version 4.6, and as with all the latest Blackberry’s, it has light-sensing technology which automatically adjusts the backlight display according to the environment. Behind the display you can find an assortment of navigational keys and a trackball navigator. It uses a full QWERTY keyboard and constitutes enough spacing on its keypads to minimize misdials and typing errors. The Blackberry Curve gives you up to date features with its push-to-talk technology by Direct Connect. It offers a built-in Wi-Fi and easy access to instant group conversations via Nextel Group Connect. It gives you the luxury to create PTT group conversations with 20 of your preferred contacts, as an added feature get connected with a group of a maximum of 200 people with Talkgroup, the said feature operates within the same Nextel fleet or local market. Connect with friends from Canada, Argentina, Peru, Chile, Mexico and Brazil with Internal Direct Connect using the PTT feature.

Other features include; speed dial, multimedia messaging, text messaging, speakerphone, voice activated dialling. Contacts from the address book will depend on the available memory, but will have space provided for various information such as multiple phone numbers including Direct Connect numbers, home address, email and job title. Bluetooth is also included in the device along with GPS, giving you instant access to Google Maps for Mobile and Blackberry Maps. The Blackberry Curve also supports email and instant messaging. With Blackberry Internet Service access a maximum of 10 business or personal POP3 or IMAP4 email accounts. For multimedia it has built-in 2 megapixel camera with video recording, multimedia player for AAC, MP3, WMA, AAC+ and MIDI music files. A Roxio Easy Media Creator software is also included to add spice to your music library; it creates MP3s from music cd’s and lets you add audio tags. Finally the Blackberry Curve 8350I gives you an improved an HTML Web Browser that gives you direct connection to the internet.

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