Blackberry Curve 8910, passed FCC
By: t-marco January 18th, 2010
As we told you before, RIM is preparing a new smartphone, The new Blackberry Curve 8910 and it just passed FCC. T-Mobile probably will replace the current Curve 8900 for the 8910. It will feature Quadband GSM/EDGE but not WiFi.
Stay tuned for more information about the new Curve.
Specifications after the jump
- Curve with faster EDGE for data – evolved EDGE
- Radio Quad Band GSM/GPRS/EDGE with DLDC and LatRed support for Evolved EDGE
- Downlink data speed 473kbps (with 8 timeslots)
- Display 480×360 LCD
- Camera3.2 MP Auto Focus, Flash
- Micro USB high speed, Bluetooth 2.1
- Optical Navigation Module
- Functional Hard Keys Volume
- User Configurable Key
- Speaker Phone
- Media Keys/Mute
- Lock – A*
- Software BB 5.0
- Battery M-S1 1500mAhr
- Memory 256 MB Flash
- 256 MB SDR RAM
- GPS Supported with A-GPS ready
Filed Under: Featured, T-Mobile News
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WIFI Jammer on January 20th, 2010 12:30 pm
Looking great. I would rather have track pad on my 8900. I love blackberries.