An initial report back in February included photos of a CDMA Curve but just yesterday, unofficial photos a titanium colored Blackberry 8330 were released into the wild clearly depicting Sprint’s startup logo as well as Sprint’s mobile website. An interesting observation reveals that the CDMA version is slated to have slightly more memory than its GSM cousin bringing it to 80MB of internal memory. Official specifications have not been released but we can expect a similar set of features found on the GSM variant.
The reported release date of this device varies from an April release to a mid-June launch. Stay tuned to PhoneNews.com pending its official announcement.
Pictures courtesy of BGR
Does anyone know if this phone will support rev a? If not i wouldnt consider trading it in for my touch!
Looks like that’s the question that most users are asking. Soon enough, we’ll know. =)
Just for all who are curious, the official launch date is 4/16/2008.
it will NOT support Rev A. When a BB comes out with CDMA PTT then that will be a Rev A device
And the Rev A device is the one I will get to replace my Black Berry 8830 (if I decide to replace it — love this phone)
I don’t care to have PTT, I’d just want the rev-A. I’ve seen no indication that the Curve will have rev-A, though.
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hello guys i have a great news for you all Blackberry curve is coming out on SPRINT on 04/17/2008 how do i know? I work for sprint and its allready on our new dvice lunch book 🙂
Great.. not another bb device. Now I can have a different flavor for each pocket. 🙁
so will I have to sign up for a BB plan if I really just want it for its functionality? I want the internet too, but I’m not going to be using the email functionality because I’ll just be using Gmail. Anyone?
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new with the blackberry curve for sprint…im not able to find out the way to send picture messages…does any1 know…if so let me know
thanks….
does anyone know how to send picture messages on the curve for sprint?