BlackBerry Curve 8330 Boasted on Boost Mobile with BlackBerry Unlimited Plan

8330_hero.jpgBoost Mobile
introduced the BlackBerry Curve 8330 on its BlackBerry Unlimited Plan It combines features like full Web browsing, social networking, music,
videos, games, robust email access and downloadable apps with the
unlimited talk, text and web.

Neil
Lindsay, chief marketing officer, Sprint Prepaid Group, said,  "A BlackBerry
smartphone with BlackBerry Monthly Unlimited service from Boost Mobile
is ideal for highly-connected and productivity-minded customers who do
not want to sign a long-term service contract."

BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone from Boost Mobile is  a suggested retail
price of $249.99 (excluding taxes). The BlackBerry Monthly Unlimited
plan provides the same nationwide voice and text messaging of the
popular Monthly Unlimited offer, but also includes 3G Web access and
unlimited email for $60 per month on the Nationwide Sprint Network.

BlackBerry Curve 8330  Features

- 3G speeds where available
- Email
- HTML Web Browser
-
Full QWERTY Keypad & Trackball Navigation
- 2MP Camera with
Flash, Zoom and Video recording
- Access to BlackBerry App World™
for Applications, Games and More
- Media Player with Standard Audio
Jack
- 1GB microSD™ Card included (supports up to 8GB)

-
Stereo Bluetooth® Capable
- Multi-Media, Text and
Instant Messaging
- GPS and Wireless Web-Enabled
- Speakerphone

Boost Mobile customers on the BlackBerry Monthly Unlimited plan have
access to unlimited Web browsing and up to 10 email accounts, including
email accounts accessed through an Internet service such as Gmail,
Yahoo! and Hotmail or other IMAP or POP email
accounts, as well as accounts that use a Microsoft Exchange
server accessed via Microsoft® Outlook® Web Access.

"Smartphones have entered the mainstream and our partnership with Boost
Mobile further demonstrates that more and more consumers want the
powerful advantages of a BlackBerry smartphone with all the advanced
communications and multimedia features that keep you connected,
productive and entertained on the go," said Mark Guibert, vice president
corporate marketing, Research In Motion.