The BlackBerry 8320 has a lot of similar features to the Blackberry 8310 Curve but with a twist – the BlackBerry 8320 has WLAN connection or WiFi access which the Blackberry 8310 Curve does not have, but the 8320 does not have global positioning system (GSP) which the 8310 Curve has.

The handset weighs 111 grams and is 107 x 60 x 15.5 mm in dimension. It features a 2 megapixel camera with digital zoom and built – in flash to take great pictures. The handset is also quad – band, allowing users to take the phone outside of the country and anywhere in the world.

The BlackBerry 8320 also features a media player, voice dialing, a personal organizer, and a voice memo recorder. The handset has an internal 64 MB memory with an expandable MicroSD card slot so users can store all their images and music files without having to delete any of them.

The BlackBerry 8320 handset supports MP3 files as ring tones, a vibration alert, and a built in speakerphone so that users can continue to talk on the phone even while driving. The handset also features a stereo headset port for users to conveniently listen to music and make calls while on the go. Share images and music files with other phones and a personal computer through its Bluetooth and USB technology.

The BlackBerry 8320 also supports text messaging, MMS, and instant messages through Yahoo! Messenger and Google Talk, and also features an internet browser and WiFi access. The BlackBerry 8320 also has a talk time of around 4 hours and a battery standby time of 400 hours, or about 16 days.