[Datnggag]

Saw this on Engadget..thought it would be nice to put it up here..since i know alot of people are looking for information















Still no Price..thought... So well see what happens in the next few days

[quizkid]

I love how pinstack thinks this is their proprietary information needing a watermark to protect it. Or could it be a gloating "we found it first." :/ Either way, thanks Datnggag for the info!

my spelling is only putrid.

[flash24]

7 more days I hope

[anthonymoody]

def gloating - i thought the same thing...

[zGuy]

Pinstack gloating? Naw....

[tdawg00]

Originally Posted by Datnggag

Saw this on Engadget..thought it would be nice to put it up here..since i know alot of people are looking for information


http://images.pinstack.com/images/T-...%20Curve-1.png


http://images.pinstack.com/images/T-...%20Curve-2.png


http://images.pinstack.com/images/T-...%20Curve-3.png


http://images.pinstack.com/images/T-...%20Curve-4.png

http://images.pinstack.com/images/T-...%20Curve-5.png

Still no Price..thought... So well see what happens in the next few days

Its not gloating.... Just doing the right thing when you post pictures first. So sleevy steven doesnt get credit.

[theravenous1]

8320 no built in GPS? What does that mean exactly? It's available but you will need to download the software after purchase? Or is GPS not available on the 8320?

I'm kind of a GPS noobie, so speak to me like I'm 4 plz. ;)

[Helmdawg]

Glad to see the sliver/titanium version in the pictures.

[kasperapd]

Originally Posted by theravenous1

8320 no built in GPS? What does that mean exactly? It's available but you will need to download the software after purchase? Or is GPS not available on the 8320?

I'm kind of a GPS noobie, so speak to me like I'm 4 plz. ;)

GPS is not built-in to the 8320. If you want to use GPS, you will need to purchase a bluetooth GPS puck.

[g_patrick15]

Wirelessly posted (Opera/8.01 (J2ME/MIDP; Opera Mini/3.0.6636/1710; en; U; ssr))

Originally Posted by quizkid

I love how pinstack thinks this is their proprietary information needing a watermark to protect it. Or could it be a gloating "we found it first." :/ Either way, thanks Datnggag for the info!

my spelling is only putrid.

They did it so nobody such as another blog or site like da boy genius could take credit for it. smart move

[jddphd]

The pictures aren't to scale. The 8800 is not smaller than the Curve.

[vinmontRD]

Originally Posted by g_patrick15

Wirelessly posted (Opera/8.01 (J2ME/MIDP; Opera Mini/3.0.6636/1710; en; U; ssr))



They did it so nobody such as another blog or site like da boy genius could take credit for it. smart move

Also discourages other blogs / forums from hot-linking the image, a practice that tends to use up site resources for the targeted site, without actually getting them any additional usable traffic. I can understand the motivation to do this.

[secrecyguy]

Thanks for the information!

But from what I see, it looks like I won't be able to take advantage of the HotSpots unless I pay for it. :(

[Mark_Venture]

Originally Posted by secrecyguy

Thanks for the information!

But from what I see, it looks like I won't be able to take advantage of the HotSpots unless I pay for it. :(

If you want unlimited minutes... Yes, pay for H@H... but you can still connect to your home router and do UMA/GAN for calling... I'm doing it. It just eats my minutes like normal.

[soloo]

Originally Posted by Mark_Venture

If you want unlimited minutes... Yes, pay for H@H... but you can still connect to your home router and do UMA/GAN for calling... I'm doing it. It just eats my minutes like normal.

What does UMA/GAN mean? Does it mean that BB Curve will use my wi-fi signal and eat minutes even if I don't subscribe for HomeSpot service? In that case, will it improve calling quality if my apartment's T-Mobile signal is weak?

[tdawg00]

Originally Posted by soloo

What does UMA/GAN mean? Does it mean that BB Curve will use my wi-fi signal and eat minutes even if I don't subscribe for HomeSpot service? In that case, will it improve calling quality if my apartment's T-Mobile signal is weak?

Wow...... You didnt read the thread at all. Check the post above yours

[Mark_Venture]

Originally Posted by soloo

What does UMA/GAN mean? Does it mean that BB Curve will use my wi-fi signal and eat minutes even if I don't subscribe for HomeSpot service? In that case, will it improve calling quality if my apartment's T-Mobile signal is weak?

Yes, UMA/GAN will use your wireless router (wi-fi) when you are in range and connected to it for voice and data from your Curve...

If you subscribe to H@H, calls made over UMA connection will not deduct from your voice plan's "anytime minutes." (i.e. UMA calling is "Unlimited" if you subscribe to H@H).

[Jagga]

OOOOO! I can't WAIT!

[Mark_Venture]

My T-Mobile rep just sent our corporate pricing over for the Curve...

It is inline with current models.

[DanXP]

ok... what are the current models' prices?