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RIM Blackberry have been busy releasing new models to additional bolster their intelligent phone portfolio in 2011 and one of the much more notable models is the new Blackberry Curve 9360 which upgrades the previous Curve 9300 3G model with new technologies, attributes and a sleeker style.

The new Blackberry Curve 9360 improves on the Curve 9300 3G in a number of locations, 1 of the most important of these is the operating system which is now the most recent Blackberry OS7 and the principal screen resolution which has been upgraded from 320 x 240 pixels to 480 x 360 pixels for a far sharper and clearer display.

The camera on the rear of the phone has also been improved and now gives a five. mega pixel sensor compared with the rather disappointing two mega pixel lens of the Curve 9300 3G and Blackberry have also now included NFC help (Close to Field Communication) which allows for wireless mobile payments with just a swipe of the phone's screen in store.

The overall dimensions and look of the new Curve 9360 have altered small, several customers enjoyed the size and scale of the earlier model and it appears that the manufacturer has taken this on board, measuring 109 x 60 x 11mm it is a really pocket friendly wise phone.

The major qwerty keypad arrangement also remains and again is a favourite of Blackberry users with its layout for uncomplicated typing and texting (SMS) as well as sending messages by way of Blackberry Messenger, it is also ideal for what RIM's devices are most renowned for which sending emails effortlessly and composing long messages is created quick.

The Blackberry Curve 9360 supports three.5G networks for rapid internet access as well as offering Wi-Fi and GPS for satellite navigation and application location facts, the battery can now present the user with five hours of speak time over 3G and a good 12 days of standby time amongst charges.

This latest Curve edition smart telephone has also been joined by a number of other new models from the manufacturer which incorporate the new Blackberry 9900 Bold and two new touch screen models from the torch range the Blackberry Torch 9860 which is a full touch screen phone and the Torch 9810 which is a straight upgrade to the earlier Torch 9800 model.

Not getting overly productive with their first tablet release the Playbook, has not dented the producers determination to release new intelligent phones for their avid users and with the new Curve 9360 is looks as even though they have hit the nail on the head when again.