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A week ago we saw Vodafone introduce a few new colour ranges to the BlackBerry Curve 9320 line - Vivid Violet and Classic Blue, with Pink releasing later in the summer. The Curve line has always seen a variety of colours so it's no surprise that there are a range of colours available for the Curve 9320. O2 UK will be releasing a red version, a colour that has been quite popular in previous Curve models and should sell well for the 9320 too.
O2 UK's coming soon page slates the red Curve 9320 as coming in August. Since we're already in the month we should see it be released very soon. The Curve 9320 is available for free on all O2 UK contract plans. It is also available on Pay as you go for £129.99 subject to a £10 top-up.
That will give O2 UK two colour variants - black and red. The Curve models have always been the very popular here in the U.K. especially with teenagers, with the Curve 8520 topping the bill back in 2010. The Curve 9320 is definitely a great successor and is definitely a BlackBerry device that I recommend for those looking to get their first BlackBerry smartphone or for teens.
Check out the images below for the red Curve 9320.
Source: SoMobile
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