BlackBerry 9320 Armstrong : Review, Specs, Features and Perfomance

Blackberry Curve 9320 'Armstrong' is a series of BB with 7 Os. This is a cheapest of RIM 7 Os smartphone with HSDPA connectivity and a 3.1 Mp camera Led Flash. Blackberry Curve 9320 Armstrong is doing this to increase 3G connectivity improvements compared to previous versions of the BB Curve 9220 and 9300. With the facilities and the prices is setting   for teenagers market segment. One of the advantages of the Blackberry Curve 9320 Armstrong is a parental control feature to help parents filter content for children

Design
When viewed in terms of size and appearance, it was clear that BlackBerry Curve 9320Armstrong's and  BlackBerry Curve 9220 Davis is identical . Front and rear views both is similar, just a little different on the BlackBerry 9320 Armstrong list, where there are lists chromium as a sweetener, smartphone design makes it a bit more exclusive than the BlackBerry 9220 Davis. BlackBerry Curve 9320 has a screen size of 2.44 inches with a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels. This Smartphone has dimensions of 109 x 60 x 12.7 mm and weighs just 103 grams. On the left side of the phone there is a microUSB port and a dedicated button BBM (BlackBerry Messenger). On the right side there is a key regulator of this smartphone volume up, volume down and a small button that serves as the play / pause on the music player. In addition there is a shortcut button for the camera.

Note
The entire body is covered by a glossy black plastic material. As with previous BlackBerry series, BlackBerry 9320 Armstrong also brought the concept of hot swap microSD.

Features
BlackBerry Curve 9320 comes with a 3.2 megapixel resolution camera that is equipped with auto focus and LED flash support. As per market segment, video recording resolution can be enjoyed with up to VGA (640 x 480 pixels) or can be selected MMS mode (176 x 144 pixels). One advantage of the camera's features a menu packed close-ups (macro mode), which is the BlackBerry 9220 series Davis not included.

Considering this is not a multimedia smartphone, the Curve 9220 has a video player that quite ordinary ability. Format that can be played just Mp4 and 3gp only. Plus the small screen and low resolution strongly supporting the comfort in watching video. BlackBerry Curve 9320 Armstrong   is performed with the stock FM radio. The interface is quite simple and there are only a few frequency bar navigation buttons such as play / stop, favorites, and headset / loudspeaker.

Note
BlackBerry 9320 has been equipped with 3G/HSDPA connection Armstrong, and built in GPS. But for the processor specs are still the same, ie using 806 Mhz.

Performance
BlackBerry Curve 9320 has been using OS 7.1, the features of the browser has the same capabilities as the BlackBerry OS 7 browser other. While far from perfect, BlackBerry 7.1 is a huge improvement on previous versions of the BlackBerry OS. It looks better on some BlackBerrys than others however, and the 9320's small, low-resolution 320x240-pixel screen does not show it off at its best. Similarly a lack of touchscreen means flicking between the five home screens involves using the track pad -- you have to scroll up to the sliver of a menu at the top, and then slide left or right until you find the application menu you're after. It's an awkward and clunky maneuvers  and there's a high probability it'll take you several goes to get right every time you use it. 

This smartphone is equipped with a Li-Ion 1450mAh capacity, similar to the BlackBerry 9220 Davvis, so the largest among the ranks of the BlackBerry OS 7 more. If the normal use of the networks connected to the BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service), the smartphone can have a standby time up to 432 hours and talk time up to 7 hours. As for the duration of the music player can reach 30 hours. Of course, the battery performance will be affected in many applications and features used.