Research in Motion today announced the launching of the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 in the Philippines. The Curve 3G is an update to the popular and more affordable BB Curve 8520. The Curve 9300 3G replaces the Curve 8520 which now supports faster 3G connectivity and will be available via local carriers this November. Unfortunately, the Curve 8520 will not support version 6.0. The Curve 3G should go between Php15k to Php20k. The BlackBerry Curve is back and is now slimmer and sexier -- the thinnest Curve there is. I've been using the Curve 9360 for a couple of week now since we went to Jakarta for the BlackBerry launch event last week. Check out our full review of the BlackBerry Curve 9360 after the jump. Read more in our articles including "BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 launched" and "BlackBerry Curve 9360 Review".
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May 8, 2026Research in Motion today announced the launching of the BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 in the Philippines. The Curve 3G is an update to the popular and more affordable BB Curve 8520.
The Curve 9300 3G replaces the Curve 8520 which now supports faster 3G connectivity and will be available via local carriers this November. Unfortunately, the Curve 8520 will not support version 6.0. The Curve 3G should go between Php15k to Php20k.
Our coverage of curve 9300 includes: "BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 launched"; "BlackBerry Curve 9360 Review"; "BlackBerry Curve 9380 is official, goes full screen". Each article provides unique insights and information.