However, unlike with the Treo, you can?t color-code your calendar entries...While the keys are a bit on the small side, they are extremely tactile...Additionally, the Curve feels durable, but after a couple of weeks of everyday use, we found it attracted scratches and nicks a little too easily; we highly recommend keeping it a carrying case...

The 8800, which we recently reviewed, was a mostly aesthetic update to the lineup, but the new Curve 8300 is the real thing...RIM's BlackBerry Curve 8300 is a full QWERTY keyboard equipped device that is significantly more compact than the firm's 8800 series of devices...The Curve 8300's compact design seems to mesh with its QVGA display...

Peerless email interface Great Qwerty keypad...No 3G or Wi-Fi Memory card slot awkward to use...RIM's BlackBerry has long set the standard when it comes to connected devices, offering a mix of smartphone portability and PDA usability...The Curve 8300 continues this tradition, being focused at the consumer end of the market......

"The skin provides good access to all buttons, including the popular "standby" button on top, and the two slots on top that I haven't figured out why they exist yet (cooling..."

"While it adds a nice cover to curve The blackberry skin is a good protection for the phone without adding a lot of bulk..."

"Good case - it prevents loss more than damage (doesn't fall out of pockets, slide..."

"PERFECT for using email, surfing, PDA..."

"easy to set-up & fugure out as a phone it sucks Grabbed this a couple of weeks ago because I..."

"Small size, easy to use, excellent battery power, fast, fast, fast! no 3G or videocamera; cannot edit or create word or excel documents I bought this phone last week; I have never h..."

"Form factor Minimal software availability This is the best BlackBerry ever; Those..."

"Cost me only 1 penny with 3 bucks shipping..."

"Overall, very good and will buy again without hesitation..."

"Product was very inexpensive but the seller made up the cost in shipping prices..."