BlackBerry 8520 Curve                                             V/S                      Nokia 5800

Phone Features		Phones Features
QWERTY keyboard
		GPS
		Touchscreen
		PDA type phone
3G		3G
HSDPA (and/or HSUPA)		HSDPA (and/or HSUPA)
Wi-fi		Wi-fi
		FM Radio
Quad-band
Bluetooth		Bluetooth
Camera		Camera
		Video record
MP3 player		MP3 player
2 megapixel camera
		3 megapixel camera

The BlackBerry 8520 Curve is a sleek new BlackBerry with a rubberized body. The 8520 Curve has a full QWERTY keyboard for writing emails, texts and instant messages with ease. With BlackBerry push email, the 8520 can send and receive emails from a host of different accounts anywhere in the world. It also features an optical trackball for sensitive and highly accurate navigation, Wi-Fi, a 2 megapixel camera and expandable memory.		The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic has a 3.2 inch touchscreen and the latest S60 interface, especially adapted for touch control. As the XpressMusic name suggests, this is a fantastic music phone. Supporting microSD cards up to 16GB there’s plenty of storage for music and video files. There’s an accelerometer, a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, FM radio and a TV out port for viewing videos or playing the built-in games on your big screen. The camera on the Nokia 5800 has 3.2 megapixels and a dual LED flash. This might not sound impressive but it has a high quality Carl Zeiss and that makes all the difference. Photographs are noticeably better compared to those taken with an iPhone or with an older generation cameraphone. The built-in web browser is excellent. The screen renders quickly and web pages can be dragged with a finger swipe or zoomed with a double tap on the screen. The Nokia 5800 has 3G, HSDPA and Wi-Fi. There’s also a built-in GPS receiver and a special touchscreen version of Nokia Maps is pre-installed. Don’t forget it’s also a phone! The on-screen numeric keypad makes dialling easy and there’s a choice of on-screen QWERTY keyboards or handwriting recognition for text input.