Recently U.S. Cellular announced the launching of new cell phone from BlackBerry, the Curve 9350. The new phone is believed to contain everything for which BlackBerry is loved by its many, still loyal, customers. Even though other BlackBerry NFC phones are shipped without switching on the NFC, the Sprint Curve 9350 has its NFC functioning. As per the latest news, it is not yet known about the types of supported NFC forum tag and the software that can read/write these tags. The point that NFC is active in the Curve 9350, it is still far ahead of the Bold 9930 when it is about its abilities.

The Curve measures just 0.43 inch of thickness, which in other terms is equal to just 1mm. It has a 800 MHz Qualcomm MSM8655 processor that is supported with 512MB RAM. You will find the most up-to-date BlackBerry 7 OS running on this phone that gives you the fastest and most convenient BlackBerry experience. However, you would not find any touch screen feature in this phone. It has a 2.44 inch display featuring HVGA+ screen having 480×360 pixel resolution. The rear side of the phone has a 5 mega pixel EDoF camera along with an LED flash. It is ok for recording VGA videos. The connectivity wise the Curve 9350 is enabled with the your standard affair of options including Wi-Fi b/g/n along with UMA, Bluetooth and aGPS/GPS. The Curve has a 512 MB storage that can be extended to 32GB using a microSD card. It has a 1000 mAh battery that can keep the 9350 running for a long time. However, the figures for standby and talk time hours are not yet released.

The Curve 9350 has a full QWERTY keyboard along with an optical trackpad. The phone has some new features such as BBM6, which is the BlackBerry Messenger, BlackBerry Music Store, latest Social Apps such as Twitter and Facebook and Social Feeds app. You can also customize your Curve 9350 by searching from thousands of apps found on BlackBerry App World. Overall the Curve 9350 is a decent entry-level smartphone offering for you if you still want to own a BlackBerry. Though with so many higher end options out there exist, there are still some faithful left in the BlackBerry crowd.