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A deeper look at the BlackBerry Curve 9310 (pictures)

With its usual BlackBerry design, the Curve 9310 offers up a 3.2-megapixel camera, a portrait keyboard, and the BlackBerry 7.1 OS.

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The BlackBerry Curve 9310

Sporting a 2.44-inch LCD display, the BlackBerry Curve 9310 by Boost sports an all-too-familiar design shared with most RIM Curve handsets. Read full review
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Subtle buttons

The right side of the Curve 9310 hosts a barely-there volume rocker and a customizable shortcut key that, by default, opens the camera. Read full review
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Touch-pad navigation

The BlackBerry Curve 9310 has the signature portrait QWERTY keyboard, which includes a touch-pad navigation key. Read full review
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A look up top

The BlackBerry 7.1 OS includes an FM radio that only plays when a headset is plugged in. Here, the 3.5mm headphone jack and the lock/unlock button are pictured. Read full review
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Faster chatting

With a BBM shortcut key to the left of the Curve 9310, users can quickly access BlackBerry Messaging for IMing and group chatting. Read full review
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A look at the back

The BlackBerry Curve 9310 has a rear-facing 3.2-megapixel camera with LED flash. Read full review
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