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This will be the first of three articles in which most of review of the latest BlackBerry phones. Please note, I have obviously not used or owned, all mobile phones listed below, and this guide is to be used more as a reference when making a purchasing decision. They are trying to consolidate my thoughts with those of some friends of mine.

The items discussed in this article will be the BlackBerry Pearl 8110, Pearl 8120, Pearl and 8130. The second will focus on BlackBerry Curve 8300, Curve 8310, Curve 8320, Curve and 8330. The last article will focus on the new BlackBerry 8800 series of phones.

BlackBerry Pearl 8110 – The 8110 has incorporated the new integrated GPS, while for road use. We have found the GPS service to be suspended during our use only once. The built in camera also took pictures and had a clear mirror for self portraits. When the battery is decent, estimated at 4.5 hours of conversation. There were only two complaints. First, the testing of hands-free system did not go perfect. We have not noticed personally notified, but the person on the other side of the phone thought that the sound is somewhat ‘unclear. Moreover, this phone lacks integrated Wi-Fi.

BlackBerry Pearl 8120 – The 8120 incorporates integrated Wi-Fi is missing the 8110. The phone also offers the opportunity to make a video recording in addition to having a 2.0 megapixel camera. Unfortunately, the video recording is below par and this phone without the GPS. I imagine that you have to take the bad with the good.

BlackBerry Pearl 8130 – The big brother to the 8110 and 8120, the Pearl 8130 improves some of the shortcomings of the previous model. The 8130 sports integrated GPS, video recording, a 2.0 megapixel camera, and an updated browser. If you do a lot of Web browsing, I would recommend this phone in 8110 and 8120, as the fastest speed is evident. Again, not Wi-Fi is available in this model.