RIM announces BlackBerry Curve 9360

BlackBerry Curve 9360 being the GSM variant.

Here are the confirmed specs of the BB Curve 9360 so far:

BlackBerry Curve 9360
2.44″ display @ 480×360 pixel
800MHz processor
512MB of RAM
up to 32GB microSD
3G/HSDPA
WiFi 802.11 b/g
5MP camera
GPS w/ aGPS support
NFC
BlackBerry OS 7.0

*Specs isn’t complete but we’ll update once we get more info.

This handset looks like the refresh of the BB Curve 3G 9300 but at 10.9mm thick, it’s much thinner than the previous handset. Expected shipment date is this September.

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

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10 Comments

mcometa says:

13 years ago

Wow! Mas manipis! :)
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jong says:

13 years ago

ninipis din ang bulsa nyO,. he3,.
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sherwood says:

13 years ago

Looks like Blackberry Orlando.. or yan talaga yun?
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florence says:

13 years ago

naku. panu naman kaya yung price nian?
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booboo says:

13 years ago

Sana i-offer ito ng Globe sa Load Tipid Plan nila. hehe.
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JKisaragi says:

13 years ago

I hope (and pray) that the price would start within the 15-16k territory. Anything higher and I’m getting a Bold.
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cocopako. says:

13 years ago

may service center ba dito sa pinas? nasira kc trackpad ko,please let me know…..d ko lam kung san ko ipapagawa.
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booboo says:

13 years ago

I dont know now what’s the diff between a Curve and a Bold.
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mrcrfrz says:

13 years ago

sana may white din nito :)
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Luke Tan says:

13 years ago

it’s difficult to comprehend that the first one to introduce the qwerty keypad is the one lagging in the smartphone competition with qwerty keypad. RIM used to differentiate itself from the others by introducing wide body and with qwerty kedpad smartphones. RIM now lags behind the copycats and probably due to self infilcting mistakes. It’s easy for the others to copy its models and the question of whether it has patents for the qwerty keypad is a big question. It also becomes complacent in developing its phones with the new wave of competitors have models with attractive designs and features. It’s not yet too late for RIM but they have to hurry or else it may suffer the same fate with HP. Frontrunner last year and to almost down and out just a month ago…
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