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Question by  liilii (103)

What's your favorite Blackberry?

 
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Answer by  worker1665 (41)

My favorite is Blackberry 9000. It is a good replacement for Nokia E71, It supports HSDPA,Wi-Fi,GPS, Qwerty keypad, and bright screen. Music player works fine on it, and even the battery life of the phone is quite reasonable with heavy usage. The camera could be better, however I rarely use cameras. Overall a good smartphone that I love it.

 
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Answer by  MechaTech (192)

To give you an honest review of the Black-Berry Brand. It's not really worth it in my opinion. I've used them in the past, low quality, too expensive, poor resale-value.

 
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Answer by  chitraanilkumar (340)

Handango is okay too. But you have to pay for most of it. But I get a bit of my apps off of there mostly because.

 
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Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Looks wise the new Blackberry storm looks really cool. However the other model would be pretty nice to have as long as they are the ones with wifi.

 
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Answer by  1990david (414)

My favorite blackberry is the blackberry storm. It has 3g network, touch screen interface and it has a 3.2 mega pixel camera with video recording.

 
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Answer by  kevin28 (188)

blackberry 8900 has all the features of the older balckberrys along with an upgraded camera slimmer look , wifi, camcorder

 
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Answer by  mannersandsuch (1796)

I like the curve, I would stay away from the storm I have heard the touch screen is just not as good as the ipod and most people are disappointed with the results that they gets.s It also has a some pretty big software issues. What ever you get make sure you get a good plan to go with it.

 
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Answer by  Lisa50 (493)

My favorite would have to be the Blackberry Storm. Even though it is a lot older than the other models, this was my first blackberry, and I absolutely loved it.

 
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Answer by  leize (222)

BlackBerry 8830 World-Edition smartphone, capable of roaming on GSM/GPRS networks giving you phone, email, organizer, web browsing, and instant messaging, traveling with full mobile voice and data coverage, without changing smartphones, phone numbers or email addresses. Provides GPS, video and music media player, and expandable memory for media files.

 
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