Should I get a Blackberry 9300?

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I know that this phone is quite old. But my contract offered me one and I really need a new phone. 
I mostly use a phone for texting, calling (as you do), surfing the internet, listening to music and taking pictures. I know that the camera isn't that good but do you still think it's worth it? And do you think the phones worth it all together? Or should I just save up for an iphone or another latest version of a Blackberry?
Thank you for your time :)

Francis G · Accepted Answer

The Blackberry Curve 3G 9300 is the MINIMUM spec Blackberry that should be bought today

The BlackBerry Bold Touch 9900 is currently the flagship Blackberry [Its equivalent 'slider' is the BlackBerry Torch 9810]

The 9300 has considerable advantages over the 8520 which you WILL notice in downloads ,the 8520 is 2G [GPRS] The 9300 adds mainly OS6 and GPS to the 8520

The BlackBerry Curve 9360 is the latest Curve and has OS7 with a 5MP camera
The BlackBerry Curve 9380 is the the BlackBerry Curve 9360 WITHOUT qwerty i.e full touch

Here they are side by side 9300 - v - 9360
http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=3422&idPhone2=3722#results

**iPhone are ALL overpriced by the time the tariff come down from a Space lab rendezvous heights the specs have been altered iPhone4 now only 8GB (from 16GB and 22 months old  June 2010) or the specs have since been bettered.

It's simply a comparison of two phone one of which is an iPhone what does spending the extra get you on a iPhone. which are very good phones but there is no-one who can state why you should pay those tariffs

Mike · Answer

I have the BlackBerry Curve 9330 (which is simply the CDMA version of the 9300) and I actually really like it. The camera actually takes really good pictures and the browser is great. The keyboard is very easy to use and texting is a breeze. The call quality is the best of any other phone I've ever had. Also, the music player is very nice, especially with the play/pause, previous, and next buttons being on the top of the phone. It could be a wiser decision to save up for an iPhone for a better music player, the touch screen, a better camera and a better web browser, but I truly enjoy my Curve. Also, the Curve, in my experience, has better battery life than the iPhone. The only problem I've EVER had with this phone was today, and for some reason my battery drained from 100% to 10% in just a few hours and I had done nothing but send maybe 10 text messages. Other than that, the phone operates flawlessly. Also, a thing to keep in mind is that though the battery may be small (only 1150 mAh), it lasts for quite a long time for a smartphone and charges from dead to full in just a little over an hour.

Anonymous · Answer

SAVE UP FOR THE IPHONE.

The are countless amount of problems with Blackberry'ss, I hear about them all the time, my friends constantly moan on how their "BBM's not working" or i look on facebook and people are saying that their blackberry is deleting all of their contacts. Blackberry's will cost more in the long run.

Also if you like surfing the internet iPhone is the phone for you. Their is many more apps on the app store. Hope this helps.

Anonymous · Answer

I gave up and threw my bb9360 interior the trash. I went returned to sprint/Nextel and offered 2 bb9360. I below stand all of us won't be in a position to discover the money for 3 bb9360s yet i'm able to. the greater bb9360 replace into for a returned up. returned i'm able to discover the money for to purchase as many bb9360s as i want. i'm now with Apple. I proper off the bat offered 3 Apple Iphones. The Apple Iphone has an analogous difficulty using fact the bb9360. i'm waiting this time around using fact of my journey with bb9360.

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