QWERTY phones

T-Mobile has become the latest network to confirm they will be selling the recently announced BlackBerry Curve 9320, joining Orange, Three and Vodafone. The 9320 becomes the latest device to launch in the popular Curve range, popular with the late teen early twenties market. BBM is a huge part of the BlackBerry experience, and the 9320 makes it even easier to keep in touch, with a dedicated BBM key situated on the side of the phone. The Curve 9320 runs on the new BlackBerry O2 7.1, and supports features such as Mobile Hotspot and WiFi calling, where supported by the network....

The Curve range of handsets from BlackBerry have proven to be very popular, and helped BlackBerry to make the transition from the perception of being a phone just for business users, giving access to a much wider market share. With the Curve, BlackBerry were able to hit a lower pricing point, which helped grow the appeal among younger users, an area where BlackBerry perform very well. The latest addition to the Curve family is the BlackBerry Curve 9380. The first obvious thing to note about the Curve 9380 is the lack of a hardware QWERTY keyboard. The 9380 is a full...

As well as revealing the first devices in their Windows Phone line up today, Nokia have also showcased the latest handset running Symbian. The budget devices will be marketed under the collective 'family' name of Asha, and all run on Symbian Series 40 6th Edition, and all include a physical keyboard. The Nokia Asha 303 has a 2.6 inch capacitive touchscreen, along with a full, four row QWERTY keyboard. Powered by a 1 GHz processor, the handset includes a 3.2 Megapixel fixed focus camera, with VGA video recording at 15 frames per second. 100 MB of internal memory is available for...