BB Curve 9220 spotted online before official announcement
Back in January, an image had surfaced online giving everyone a glimpse of what Research in Motion had ...


Curve 9220 leaks online ahead of schedule
In addition to the mere appearance of the Curve 9220, the website has listed the entire specification list of the handset leaving Research in Motion with practically nothing new to unveil, come announcement date. As per the page on the popular online retail website, the upcoming handset is listed as coming soon, but no specific date has been revealed. The highlighted feature of the Curve 9220 is that it will run on the BlackBerry operating system, however no specific version is mentioned. Taking into account previous reports, one can gather that it will run on OS 7.1 like the upcoming Curve 9320, a model which is supposed to debut alongside the Curve 9220. Other main features, include a 2 megapixel primary camera, a 2.44-inch TFT screen, a QWERTY keypad, Wi-Fi, and expandable storage capacity up to 32GB. The other notable mention is that it will come with FM radio, something that has yet to feature on a BlackBerry smartphone.
Here is a look at the features that will be included in the handset:
- BlackBerry OS
- Operating Frequency is GSM 900, 1800
- 2.44-inch TFT display with a QVGA resolution of 320 x 240
- Expandable memory up to 32GB using a MicroSD card
- 2MP rear camera with video recording capabilities
- Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
- Accelerometer, Proximity Sensor, Digital Compass
- MMS Enabled, Optical Trackpad, Organizer, Predictive Text Input, Voice Input
- Dimensions are 60 x 109 x 12.7 mm
The handset also comes with a one year warranty and a six month warranty for the accessories. To know more about this handset and to be notified when it will be available, click here. As for pricing of this handset, no information has been provided, but one should expect it to be in the region of Rs.9,000.

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