
IntroductionDescribed by many in the tech circle as the "BudgetBerry," the BlackBerry Curve 8520 represents a renewed push by RIM to appeal to first-time smartphone buyers. Scrappier than its BlackBerry siblings, one can immediately notice the cheap build quality, but as a result, the Curve 8520 offers a level of durability that other BlackBerry devices can't provide. Despite its shortcomings in the design department, the device is quite functional, offering OS 4.6, a full QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, a 2-megapixel camera, and RIM's new trackpad. As a new device appealing to a group not previously sought after by RIM, will the 8520 deliver and provide the ever-so-popular BlackBerry experience? Design & Features When it comes to design, the Curve 8520 is in a class of its own. Sporting a black housing, the lack of chrome, which many recognize as a trademark feature on BlackBerry devices as of late, is immediately noticed. Minus the rubber sides and top piece, the device is all... -
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