Blackberry Curve 9350 Ui Guidelines

Strategies
Learn about the best practices for strategies such as setting focus, displaying images, text, and localization.
Setting focus and highlighting items
When an item on a screen is in focus, users can initiate an action on the item.
When users use a trackpad, they can move the highlight to set focus on an item. Then they can act on the highlighted item
by clicking the trackpad or using the menu. When users use a touch screen, they interact directly with items on the screen
using a finger. When users interact with an item, the highlight helps them identify the item that they are initiating the action
on.
Cursors and pointers
When users use a trackpad, they can move a cursor or pointer to set focus on an item on a screen. The cursor or pointer
icon can change to indicate its current behavior.
The following cursors and pointers appear in BlackBerry applications:
Cursor or pointer Purpose
Arrow The arrow pointer indicates the position of the cursor on a web page.
Hand The hand pointer indicates the position of the cursor when users pause on a link.
Magnifying glass The magnifying pointer indicates that users can zoom in to or out from a section on the
screen.
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Blackberry Curve 9350 Specifications

General

Brand	Blackberry
Model	Curve 9350
Category	Cell Phone
Language	English