The BlackBerry 8310 Curve is an excellent value at $199 with a two-year contract. The Curve may lack the Motorola Q9h’s built-in document editing and high-speed data radio, but superior e-mail handling, a responsive OS, and a sleeker design make the Curve a great alternative.

PCmag Reviewed BlackBerry Curve 8310 and gave out “Bottom Line:Research in Motion takes the already excellent BlackBerry Curve 8300 and adds GPS. It’s still one of the best smartphones out there despite a lack of fast data options. Pros: Beautiful design. Comfortable keyboard and trackball. Best-in-class e-mail handling. Built-in GPS and optional TeleNav app. Cons: No 3G or Wi-Fi support. Slow GPS lock-in. Traffic reporting needs work.”
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