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Research in Motion BlackBerry 8820
RIM Blackberry 8820 Review
- The exterior of the new BlackBerry 8820 may look familiar. After all, the device has the same sleek black design as the BlackBerry 8800, which was launched earlier this year. The new phone has one important upgrade under the hood, however: Wi-Fi.
User Reviews for Research in Motion BlackBerry 8820
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Reviewed by: curtis742
Duration of ownership: 4 Days
Strengths: good tool,gps works with blackberry maps.
Weaknesses: wifi function worked intermittantly,service rep said they don't all work and weren't designrd to utilize wifi? wtf
Overall Evaluation: great idea,poor execution.with their reputation you would think they would have put a better effort into the quality of this product
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