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hello everybody is Lynn law from cnet bringing you guys the blackberry curve 9310 by boost mobile the 9310 is a lightweight handset complete with a four row portrait qwerty keyboard and trackpad navigation it operates on boosts 3g network and is preloaded with lots of go to apps like youtube facebook and twitter there's also an easy to use FM radio feature the device has a two point 44 inch qvga display and runs on the blackberry 7.1 OS on the back there's a 3.2 megapixel camera with flash you can access the camera here on the right with this shortcut key there's also a dedicated bbm button for instant messaging and chatting the handset is powered by a 1450 milliampere hour battery which translates to roughly eight hours of reported talk time now the boost version is a little more expensive off the shelf than verizon's 9310 it's model goes for about a hundred dollars while verizon's is about fifty dollars after you agree to a two-year contract but while verizon's unlimited prepaid plan costs eighty dollars a month boost mobile cost about forty five dollars a month for unlimited talk text and BBM and if you pay your payments on time and stick with boost that could straight down to thirty dollars a month again i'm lynn from cnet bringing you guys the blackberry curve 9310 by boost