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Review: BlackBerry Curve 9370 for Verizon

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Menus Calls/Contacts Messaging  

Pressing the send key opens the phone application and defaults to the call log. If you're not used to BlackBerry OS, you have to remember that the BlackBerry key is your golden ticket to hidden actions and menus. This is especially true in the phone app. With a call in progress, the options presented are similar to what is seen on other devices, including quick access to the speakerphone, mute switch, and so on.

As mentioned earlier, the Universal Search function alone adds a lot of power to the 9370, BlackBerry 7, and how users will interact with their contacts. Being able to type a contact's name from the home screen and go directly into a call or the contact app really speeds up many key tasks.

The contact app also displays recent communications when viewing a contact card. Seeing at a glance when you last called or emailed someone is helpful.

The calling and contact apps are amazingly useful, and work together seamlessly as one in order to make interacting with calls and contacts as painless and easy as possible.

 
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