September 3rd 2010
Blackberry Pearl 3G
The Blackberry Pearl 3G is the newest member of the Blackberry Pearl line of phones. The Blackberry Pearl 3G has a strong set of business and entertainment related features.
The built in wi-fi allows for quick connection and browsing when there is an available wi-fi signal. When there is not an available wi-fi signal the 3G data connection provides an adequate way to connect for browsing, messaging, or emails. Depending on the network and your location, the 3G may runs considerably slower though than the wi-fi if available.
The Blackberry OS continues to provide strong email and messaging support. With the addition of social networking in recent year, Blackberry has made it easy to integrate social networking, email and messaging. BBM or Blackberry Messenger is a great way to keep instant messages flowing.
The optical trackpad is a recent enhancement on the Blackberry phones replacing the old trackball. Providing the same ease of use without the issues associated with an actual moving part, the trackpad is a great addition. Add the full qwerty keyboard and SureType technology and it is easy to keep in touch and scroll menus.
The Blackberry Pearl 3G cut no corners in the media arena. The enhanced media player does a great job of playing video clips and music files. The Pearl 3G has dedicated buttons for pause, play and skip for added convenience. The memory card slot is compatible with cards up to 32 GB providing ample memory options.
Finally, the Blackberry App store provides a strong selection of available apps for all Blackberry phones.
Overall, the Blackberry Pearl 3G is a good phone. Adding a BodyGuardz from NLU is a good way of keeping it scratch free. There are also many other Blackberry Pearl 3G accessories that can provide protection and convenience when using the phone.
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