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Image Gallery: T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve with HotSpot @Home service

Summary: The BlackBerry Curve (8320) is the first smartphone that supports the @Home UMA network on T-Mobile. The device is light, powerful, durable, and may just have me purchasing my first BlackBerry device.

Matthew Miller

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The BlackBerry Curve (8320) is the first smartphone that supports the HotSpot @Home UMA network on T-Mobile. The device is light, powerful, durable, and may just have me purchasing my first BlackBerry device.

You can add a HotSpot @Home router for free, after US$50 rebate.
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Topics: Smartphones, Hardware, Mobility, BlackBerry

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