Is the blackberry curve 8530 for virgin mobile good?

Q. I have a samsung galaxy vibrant right now for tmobile but i have to go prepaid now. So is the bb curve good? Also is it easy to get used to?

A. There are currently nine versions of the BlackBerry Curve 8530 for sale in the US. But the ones offered by Cricket, MetroPCS and Virgin Mobile demand special scrutiny. All three carriers sell this smartphone for a very low monthly rate, with no contract. Virgin's plans are a little more expensive than Metro's and Cricket's, but Virgin's network is both 3G (which Metro isn't) and available nationwide (which Cricket isn't). This is the only smartphone available for Virgin Mobile right now, and combined with the plans we think it's a very good buy.

Q. samsung galaxy s and samsung vibrant has same specifications..but the price of samsung galaxy s is RS/-28000 whereas samsung vibrant is RS/-15000...........so then wat is the difference between the both?

Q. I Have a Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant and an HP Pavilion G6 computer and i just want to connect my phone to my computer to download my Itunes library onto it but the computer won't even acknowledge that my phone is connected. My phone says it's charging but that's it. Can anyone help me please?
What program do i use to connect the phone to the computer and download my ITunes library once i do that?

A. Actually the cable given with the phone can be used for charging and file transfer. Try downloading the drivers for it. Here is the link:

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SGH-T959ZKATMB

Just hit towards the middle of the page "Manuals and Downloads".

Also go to the settings and hit applications. Once you do that scroll all the way down and hit USB settings. After that hit "ask on connection". That is usually the best option. If that is already clicked then here is the link where you can chat with a samsung technician and maybe they can help.

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SGH-T959ZKATMB

Just hit "live chat" on the side.

Remember try these at your own risk. :-)