Posted on 15 December 2008, at 7:11 am, by Wayne Schulz

You’ll recognize the Sprint BlackBerry 8350i as nothing more than a BlackBerry Curve. But for the poor diehard Sprint Nextel Connect users it’s their first look at an advanced BlackBerry in many years. Prior to this they majority of BlackBerry users on the legacy Nextel airwaves were bound to the ugly 7520 (or the brick shaped 7100i) – both which featured trademark ugly antenna. Enter the 8350i which ditches the antenna and brings all Nextel Direct Connect lovers into the new millenium. Featuring Wi-Fi, bluetooth, GPS, Nextel Direct Connect, 2 MP camera and included 1GB MicrSD. The specs make no mention of “broadband speeds” or Sprint TV so I’m guessing that you’ll be relegated to the slow Nextel data pipes with this one. Pricing is $149 after rebates and 2 year contract for new subscribers.
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February 6th, 2009 at 4:41 pm
I love direct connect because it fast convenute for me and my family my job and i just think thats the greatest technoligy in a mobile phone ever so i just wanna say keep up the great work nextel i love it.
February 6th, 2009 at 4:48 pm
i am a huge fan of nextell me and my family and we just love direct connect the fast quick pace that you all provide for customers world wide.