Many of the Blackberry Smartphones, including the Blackberry 8900 Curve Javelin now have GPS (Global Positioning System) that is build in. These GPS capabilities will be working with Blackberry Maps application along with some of the other applications that are out there for the GPS. There are tons of services for the Global Positioning System you have on your Blackberry 8900 phone that will never leave you lost on the side of the road trying to figure out which way to go. Face it, many individuals like to act like they know where to go, even if they don't really know where they are going.

The Blackberry Curve 8900 is the latest addition to the Curve range. The phone has everything you want from a Blackberry in office. A new touch in a classic style, the stunning landscape of 65 thousand color TFT screen with 480 × 360 pixel screen offers until crisp on the distribution of video, images, texts, maps and more. Navigation is via a BlackBerry trackball located just below the screen.

With a refined design, the BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone is an easy-to-use device that provides expanded functionality and reliable results. With an elegant design reduction, the curve reached 8900 introduces a full QWERTY keyboard and brilliant TFT display. This will not be the touchscreen and will have a QWERTY keyboard for e-mail and text message composition. The BlackBerry 8900 Curve will accept up to 16 GB microSD memory cards.

The Blackberry Curve has a 3.2 Mega pixel camera in contrast to the 2 Mega pixel camera of the Blackberry Bold. The image quality of the 8900's camera is better than the grainy image quality of the 9000's camera.

The Curve has a media player to manage videos, music and ring tones. The media player has album art, play list and track sort. It supports many audio and video formats. The Blackberry Bold also has a media player that supports reasonable quantum of audio and video formats. Both phones have a 3.5mm audio jack for ear phones.

The Blackberry Curve has an html browser but no 3G support so its internet connectivity is not as fast as the Bold. And its Google maps applications take longer to load due to lack of 3G support. The 9000 has a very functional html browser that is coalesced with high speed 3G network of AT and T to supply a propitious browsing experience and superlative internet download speeds. The Bold's browser is functional, providing pages in desktop format, however its 3G antenna cannot be turned off and this blip eats into the phones battery life. Both the Curve and the Bold has Wi Fi for fast internet.

You will have colorful moving maps that are in 3-D along with traffic alerts. If rerouting needs to be done, then it will be able to give you the rerouting information. If you own a business, then you can give your business a big advantage by using the Blackberry with the GPS capabilities. It also has LBS, which is Location-Based Services for employee and resource tracking. Blackberry phones have helped many companies with not just communication, but directions as well.