Buy Free Blackberry Phones

In our last blog, we touched the topic of being able to buy smartphones, particularly Blackberry phones, for free. Now we will discuss some of the featured smartphones and some of the plans in which cellular providers offer them.

Sprint’s Blackberry Curve 8330 Titanium

Research in Motion’s gorgeous Blackberry Curve 8330 for Sprint could be the smallest and most stylish full QWERTY keyboard BlackBerry yet. Measuring 4.2 in x 2.4 in x 0.6 in Sprint’s 8330 Curve packs 80MB of built-in memory. It offers an integrated GPS that can be used with the Sprint Navigator or Google Maps and you can get driving directiosn right from your smartphone. It also includes a 2.0 megapixel camera with video recording, Bluetooth 2.0 and EV-DO. Like all Blackberry models, it offers the best email solutions for the executive on the go. The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 for Sprint is available now free with a two-year contract on any of the following plans:

Basic Plan ($29.99 per month)
Talk 450 ($39.99 per month)
Talk for Family 700 which includes 2 lines ($69.99 per month)
Everything Messaging family 1500 which includes 2 lines ($99.99 per month)

Verizon Wireless Blackberry Curve 8330 Silver

Curve 8330 Silver verizon Buy Free Blackberry Phones Verizon Wireless also offers the BlackBerry Curve 8330 for free to CDMA networks for the first time. And that’s it. Come on, it’s the same Blackberry Curve. What’s different is that Verizon offers the Silver one and Sprint offers the one in Titanium. Basically, aside from the color, you have to choose which carrier you want to have for two years: Verizon’s or Sprint’s. Verizon offers its Blackberry Curve 8330 Silver with a two-year contract on the following plans:

Nationwide Basic 450 ($39.99 per month)
Nationwide Basic 900 ($59.99/mo)

AT&T’s Blackberry Curve 8900

The thinnest, lightest Blackberry curve ever – the Curve 8900 for AT&T. And, indeed, the Curve 8900 is an elegant stunning phone – with its ultra-crisp 480 x 360 high resolution display, you can’t simply stop looking at Blackberry-Curve-8900-silver-AT&T it. It also has built-in GPS and offers support of location-based services. It also allows easy access to social networking sites and has built-in Wi-Fi® (802.11 b/g) to support both voice and data, so staying connected to family, friends and colleagues would be easier.

So unlike Sprint’s 8330, the 8900 has integrated Wi-Fi which AT&T supports for free with AT&T HotSpots nationwide and this Blackberry is available for free with any of AT&T’s following plans for a two-year lock-in period:

AT&T Nation 1350 with rollover ($79.99 per month)
AT&T Nation Unlimited ($99.00 per month)
AT&T Nation Family Talk 550 with Rollover and includes 2 lines ($59.99 per month)
AT&T Nation Family Talk 700 with Rollover and includes 2 lines ($69.99 per month)

Again, as mentioned in my last blog, offers of these companies may vary, depending on the availability of the products. Also, carrier services do have their differences and may affect the performance of your phones. Like your phone may be 3G but if your carrier does not support that function, you may not enjoy the wonders of 3G. So, try to know more about what the carriers offer and what features they support. Also, instead of just looking at the plan prices, try to know more what these plans offer and see which better suits your lifestyle and not just your budget – because, as they say, you might end up paying more than you bargained for. The Blackberry may be free but those application downloads, e-mails and calls are not.

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