BlackBerry Curve 8330 Review by PCmag

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The Curve can also be used as a tethered modem for your laptop, though it will reach only EV-DO Rev 0 speeds, not the faster Rev A speeds that Sprint’s dedicated laptop modems can hit.
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PCmag has reviewed BlackBerry Curve 8330 and given out “Bottom Line:The Curve 8330 is Sprint’s best new smartphone, offering an excellent balance of style, power, voice quality, and multimedia prowess. Pros: Near-perfect design, including an exceptional keyboard. Built-in GPS. Solid voice quality. Top-notch e-mail handling. Robust software bundle. Cons: Still no document editing. No Wi-Fi. Poorly placed microSDHC card slot.”

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