BlackBerry devices turn affordable with cheap tariffs

Using internet over mobile phones has become a trend among smartphone users these days, that's why most of them are shifting towards BlackBerry and Android devices. The reason for choosing a BlackBerry is basically due to its dedicated push email functionality and mobile messaging services.

Even most of the big organizations are also adopting BlackBerry gadgets as default mobile communication devices for convenient and cheapest email messaging solutions.

BlackBerry is currently offering diverse handsets for different kind of users, which is one of the reason for its fast growth in the market. Today, you can buy a Blackberry smartphone for around Rs 9,500 that is the price of its Blackberry curve.

Whereas, its costliest handset BlackBerry Torch costs around Rs 27,000. It shows that the range of BlackBerry smartphones available in the country is really very wide, which covers mid-level to high-end smartphones.

Seeing the high demand and growing popularity of the BlackBerry handsets, most of all network providers in India are offering special tariff plans to attract the users.

To cover the entire array of BlackBerry devices and focusing all the categories of users, major telecom companies like BSNL, MTNL, Airtel, Tata Teleservices, Aircel, Idea and RCom are offering lucrative prepaid as well as postpaid plans.

A website Mobile Indian has recently posted report on such affordable tariff plans that Indian network operators are providing for BlackBerry users. According to which the cheapest postpaid plan is available at a price of Rs 271 per month, with unlimited access to BlackBerry Mail and Blackberry Messenger(BBM) services that is introduced by BSNL.

However, the most expensive plan that is on postpaid is available for Rs. 1,199 on 3G, which includes BlackBerry Mail, Blackberry Messenger services, Browsing as well as Email access.

These plans on BlackBerry devices appear really amazing and may also give a boost to BlackBerry smartphones in India, as now more of the users would prefer RIM products.