Previously, it was AT&T which had branded the BlackBerry Curve 3G in its colors for customers. Now, Mobilicity has announced that it will launch this handset for an off contract price of $299.99. This beauty runs on BlackBerry 5, but can be adapted to the highly anticipated BlackBerry 6.
Moreover, the BlackBerry Curve 3G flaunts an optical track pad that would make navigation seamless. With an in-built GPS and Wi-Fi, connectivity shall not be a problem for users. Furthermore, it is embedded with dedicated media keys, camera and a microSD/SDHC slot with an expandable memory of 32GB. The device supports 3G which augments the internet speeds proffering faster connectivity.
Users may activate the Blackberry Internet Service and unlimited data on this full QWERTY device with any Mobilicity plan for $20. With such a scheme, handset owners can access unlimited web browsing and BBM for $35 a month. By adding BlackBerry Curve 3G to its smartphone lineup, the company intends to offer a wider variety to users.
Additionally, users can avail the teen and tween-friendly unlimited text and picture-messaging plan for $15/month. They can also choose from the unlimited data, unlimited global text, unlimited talk and unlimited North American long-distance plan for $65 a month. The BlackBerry Curve 3G is retailing with Mobilicity for a no-contract price of $299.99.