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"RIM and T-Mobile USA have announced the BlackBerry Curve 9315, a QWERTY smartphone with 3G connectivity. \nThe Curve 9315 sports a 320x240 screen, a 3.2-megapixel camera with LED flash, 512MB of RAM, support for microSD memory cards (up to 32GB), FM radio and Wi-Fi, all of which place it firmly into the entry-level smartphone category. \nT-Mobile and RIM refer to Curve 9315 as \"T-Mobile's most affordable BlackBerry,\" as it costs only $49.99, but it also requires 20 equal monthly payments of $10 per month with a two-year T-Mobile Value voice and data plan, which brings the total cost of the device to the not-so-puny $250. \nThe device is also available for $49.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate card a two-year T-Mobile Classic voice and data plan.\nThe Curve 9315 will become available for pre-sale Jan. 16, and it's expected to become available in retail stores Jan. 23.\nPut all of that together, and you get a deal that doesn't sound very enticing. The Curve 9315 is basically a rebranded-for-T-Mobile Curve 9310. It runs on BlackBerry OS 7.1, an operating system that will become obsolete with the advent of BlackBerry 10, which is scheduled to arrive on Jan. 30 \u2014 only seven days after the Curve 9315 becomes available."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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