The main differences in the blackberry curves are the carries available for each model. Once you find the ones that use your carrier, you can then choose other options like 3G or 4G and whether it has GPS.
The BlackBerry Curve is a series of BlackBerry Smartphones developed by Research In Motion. Introduced in 2007, the Curve continued the "consumer-oriented" philosophy of the Blackberry Pearl and 8800 series, including robust multimedia features and a high resolution built in camera.
the 9300 curve is the same as the 8520 curve but the only differences are that the 9300 has 3G network and is cased in chrome
i fink it blackberry curve 3g but people allsow say torch u choose
Most of the Curve series do have WiFi support.
will there be a blackberry curve 4g?
blackberry curve
Blackberry curve 9320
a blackberry bold is stronger than curve
Please clarify your question. There is no Blackberry Treo. They are two different brands.Current Blackberry models are:* BlackBerry Curve * BlackBerry 8800 Series * BlackBerry Pearl * BlackBerry 8700 Series * BlackBerry 7130 Series * BlackBerry 7100 Series * BlackBerry 7200 Series * BlackBerry 7520Palm models are of two types:On the Palm OS side of things, we have the Treo 650, Treo 680, and Treo 700p. On the Windows Mobile side of things are the Treo 700w, Treo 700wx, and Treo 750v.
A blackberry curve is a blackberry smartphone. This blackberry serie is named 'Curve', it has a little bit of a different design than the other blackberry. The first blackberry curve did not have a 3G connection, only WiFi. The latest blackberry curve is curve 3G/9300, it has a 3G and a WiFi connexion. It has BBM, of course, a web navigator, applications... Blackberry smartphone are very good ! And to finish, this is not a phone, this is a smartphone :)
this depends if you buy a blackberry curve 3g then yes it is better but if you buy the normal blackberry curve then blackberry pearl is better because it has 3g
Blackberry bold is better for work but if you just want for a normal phne i would choose the curve